Thousands of people flocked to the 3rd Annual Devoured Phoenix Culinary Classic at the Phoenix Art Museum on Saturday and Sunday to get a taste of some of the area's best eats.
Fried catfish and peach cobbler are advertised as the best sellers at Karim’s Cobbler Shop and Deli. This little hole-in-the-wall located on Jefferson Street between Chase Field and US Airways Arena serves guests an array of Southern-style dishes.
Frank Murray's Turf Irish Pub offers customers the meat-and-potatoes food they expect at an Irish pub, along with some variations from traditional Irish menus.
Many people talk about the “good ol’ days" when families gathered around black and white TV sets or danced to the music of Elvis Presley. Now, those days are long gone, but at MacAlpine’s Soda Fountain, it is like stepping back in time.
When I hear the word "vegan" I immediately think of a diet limited to raw vegetables and bland food substitutes, but after eating at the sister restaurants Green and Nami, my opinion has made a 180-degree turn.
Every Sunday at 5 p.m. a group of students, teachers and administers gathers at the Margaret T. Hance Park, take blue plastic buckets filled with bagged meals and split into groups. Each walks from McDowell Road to Jefferson Street passing out meals to the homeless.
