Tag: Songbird Coffee and Tea House

Miguel Otarola, editor in chief of the Downtown Devil, reflects on his exploration of the gems in the downtown area and encourages his fellow students to step out of their comfort zone by supporting their local economy.

Herbal tea, often understated in the world of health, has more health benefits than many people realize! So what exactly is herbal tea and how does it differ from black, green and white teas?

The second I heard this week’s photo assignment, I knew I wanted to spell “Sarah & Phoenix,” a sort of homage to something you’d see crushes carving into a tree. That’s right, I’ve got a crush on Phoenix.

People are encouraged to drop by Songbird Coffee and Tea House on the first Monday of every month between 4 and 7 p.m. for the “Cafe O’Law” Q&A session hosted by Sanders. She provides free legal advice to anyone stopping in for a pour-over coffee or cafe au lait.

Finals start in less than two weeks, from May 5-10. Never fear -- the Downtown Devil has some handy tips and tricks to study well and keep yourself sane.

The city will add approximately 35 new street and pedestrian lights along Roosevelt Street from Central Avenue to Fourth Street in April 2014 and from Fourth to Seventh streets in April 2015. Local businesses and community associations anticipate increased business and street traffic while making sure the lights fit the community's growing identity.

While shopping locally and going green are becoming increasingly popular, are local coffee shops able to draw students away from the conveniently located Taylor Place Starbucks? Four local coffee vendors share their experiences and business models about standing apart from the crowd.

Saturday night saw the eighth annual Phoenix Parade of the Arts move through downtown as participants from all walks of art collaborated in a creative procession, spilling down Roosevelt Street and drawing the public out of buildings to participate.

Eighth Day: Coffee and Culture opened on Sept. 4, hoping to draw nearby ASU Downtown students to a welcoming environment.

On Monday, married couple Jonathan and Erin Carroll will be joining the Roosevelt Row coffee-shop community with Songbird Coffee and Tea House, in the monOrchid building off of Third and Roosevelt streets. The coffeehouse will be competing with other similar shops in the Roosevelt Row community.