Coronado Historic District Local Spots
Local bodega with all the essentials: basic tools, food items, snacks, beer, wine and liquor. Forgot the milk for your recipe? No problem, Sunshine Market will save the day.
45 locals recommend
Sunshine Market
2302 N 12th StLocal bodega with all the essentials: basic tools, food items, snacks, beer, wine and liquor. Forgot the milk for your recipe? No problem, Sunshine Market will save the day.
Hip, local vegan food, coffee and upscale cocktails located in the heart of Coronado Historic District
86 locals recommend
The Coronado PHX
2245 N 12th StHip, local vegan food, coffee and upscale cocktails located in the heart of Coronado Historic District
7th Street restaurant with fantastic casual food and beers for sale in a historic home. Great outdoor patio.
118 locals recommend
The Main Ingredient Ale House & Cafe
2337 N 7th St7th Street restaurant with fantastic casual food and beers for sale in a historic home. Great outdoor patio.
Pastor tacos from Tacos Tijuana may be my favorite to-go dinner in town. Authentic, delicious, and very close by. They even have a bar if you are looking to stop in for a beer with your taco/ quesadilla/ vampiro
10 locals recommend
Tacos Tijuana
1754 S Greenfield RdPastor tacos from Tacos Tijuana may be my favorite to-go dinner in town. Authentic, delicious, and very close by. They even have a bar if you are looking to stop in for a beer with your taco/ quesadilla/ vampiro
My favorite lunch spot around. My only gripe is that it can be a bit pricey, but that Cubano torta is worth every penny.
8 locals recommend
TEG Torta Shop - Tortas El Güero
2518 N 16th StMy favorite lunch spot around. My only gripe is that it can be a bit pricey, but that Cubano torta is worth every penny.
Stop for a great cup of joe at the newest Cartel Roasting Co shop, located in an historic Coronado home
Cartel Roasting Co
2201 North 7th StreetStop for a great cup of joe at the newest Cartel Roasting Co shop, located in an historic Coronado home
Located in an artsy, hip storefront collective called the Hive, you can grab a warm brew and peruse thrift shops, plant shops, or even get a tattoo.
9 locals recommend
Window Coffee Bar
903 N 16th StLocated in an artsy, hip storefront collective called the Hive, you can grab a warm brew and peruse thrift shops, plant shops, or even get a tattoo.
A true local treasure, and perfect for a morning stroll - the Oak Street Alley is full of concrete wall murals painted by local artists. Some abstract, some realism, some incredibly awesome, authentic Phoenix street art. It can be found on Oak Street between 14th and 16th St.
Oak Street Murals
1420-1400 E Oak StA true local treasure, and perfect for a morning stroll - the Oak Street Alley is full of concrete wall murals painted by local artists. Some abstract, some realism, some incredibly awesome, authentic Phoenix street art. It can be found on Oak Street between 14th and 16th St.
Roosevelt Row
Arizona Wilderness DTPHX
201 E Roosevelt StGreat beer and great outdoor patio. Roosevelt Row staple
Woman-owned brewery on Roosevelt Row with some solid staple beers and a few, more experimental, options. Good outdoor space for those sunny days.
13 locals recommend
Greenwood Brewing
922 N 5th StWoman-owned brewery on Roosevelt Row with some solid staple beers and a few, more experimental, options. Good outdoor space for those sunny days.
This plaza style beer and food garden was erected out of old shipping containers and now houses a beer bar, a cocktail bar, a few different restaurants and a couple shops.
70 locals recommend
The Churchill
901 N 1st StThis plaza style beer and food garden was erected out of old shipping containers and now houses a beer bar, a cocktail bar, a few different restaurants and a couple shops.
Eclectic vibe that embodies what Roosevelt Row and the Phoenix arts scene is known for, all while serving a good selection of beers and wines from near and far.
The Theodore Beer + Wine Bar and Bottle Shop
110 East Roosevelt StreetEclectic vibe that embodies what Roosevelt Row and the Phoenix arts scene is known for, all while serving a good selection of beers and wines from near and far.
Following along with the Teddy Roosevelt theme - Rough Rider is an Old World speakeasy in the basement of a building. Half of the fun is finding the place, the other half is enjoying the complex cocktails that this place serves up
15 locals recommend
Rough Rider
1001 North Central AvenueFollowing along with the Teddy Roosevelt theme - Rough Rider is an Old World speakeasy in the basement of a building. Half of the fun is finding the place, the other half is enjoying the complex cocktails that this place serves up
I love the atmosphere of this place - great drinks in a mid-century styled home, nestled in the heart of one of Phoenix's most beautiful neighborhoods. I feel like I've gone back in time to 70's cocktail party at Betty's house. Maybe some wouldn't consider this Roosevelt Row, but it's close enough in my book.
Garden Bar Phx
822 North 6th AvenueI love the atmosphere of this place - great drinks in a mid-century styled home, nestled in the heart of one of Phoenix's most beautiful neighborhoods. I feel like I've gone back in time to 70's cocktail party at Betty's house. Maybe some wouldn't consider this Roosevelt Row, but it's close enough in my book.
From The Rooftop
222 E Portland StRooftop bar, nuff said
Super cool and eclectic maze of food trucks, drink carts and ice cream stands. You can't miss the gigantic glowing torso on your way in the gates
38 locals recommend
Pemberton PHX
1121 North 2nd StreetSuper cool and eclectic maze of food trucks, drink carts and ice cream stands. You can't miss the gigantic glowing torso on your way in the gates
○ Palma/ Ghost Donkey/ Cham Pang Lanes - recently opened and ever popular, this building has fantastic upscale Asian-fusion style food and drinks at Palma, interesting drinks at Ghost Donkey, and miniature bowling at Cham Pang Lanes. Totally instagrammable, if you are into that sort of thing.
12 locals recommend
Palma
903 North 2nd Street ○ Palma/ Ghost Donkey/ Cham Pang Lanes - recently opened and ever popular, this building has fantastic upscale Asian-fusion style food and drinks at Palma, interesting drinks at Ghost Donkey, and miniature bowling at Cham Pang Lanes. Totally instagrammable, if you are into that sort of thing.
Trapp Haus BBQ
511 E Roosevelt StGet the Brisket Mac and Cheese Egg Rolls!
Food truck located inside The Pemberton with some killer pasta. Order your food, then stroll through the maze of gardens and art exhibits that is the Pemberton until it is ready.
Saint Pasta
Food truck located inside The Pemberton with some killer pasta. Order your food, then stroll through the maze of gardens and art exhibits that is the Pemberton until it is ready.
Some of the most authentic tacos around, this place gets very busy at night and for good reason. Grab some tacos and a Mexican coke to end your day, that's the Phoenix way
26 locals recommend
Taco Boy's
620 E Roosevelt StSome of the most authentic tacos around, this place gets very busy at night and for good reason. Grab some tacos and a Mexican coke to end your day, that's the Phoenix way
Other Nearby Attractions
Catch a Diamondbacks game and enjoy downtown with only a short drive or rideshare back home.
413 locals recommend
Chase Field
401 E Jefferson StCatch a Diamondbacks game and enjoy downtown with only a short drive or rideshare back home.
Now known as Footprint Arena, the Suns have been playing great ball lately, so why not try to catch a game while you are less than 3 miles away?
352 locals recommend
Talking Stick Resort Arena
201 E Jefferson StNow known as Footprint Arena, the Suns have been playing great ball lately, so why not try to catch a game while you are less than 3 miles away?
The DBG is an awesome way to spend some time walking through Arizona's unique flora without worrying about fitness level. The walk-through butterfly exhibit, while temporary, is one of my favorite Phoenix experiences.
1231 locals recommend
Desert Botanical Garden
The DBG is an awesome way to spend some time walking through Arizona's unique flora without worrying about fitness level. The walk-through butterfly exhibit, while temporary, is one of my favorite Phoenix experiences.
Phoenix Zoo
455 N Galvin PkwyKids love the zoo
I have HEARD this place is really interesting, unfortunately I have never had the chance to visit myself. But it is too close to the home to not mention it.
652 locals recommend
Heard Museum
2301 N Central AveI have HEARD this place is really interesting, unfortunately I have never had the chance to visit myself. But it is too close to the home to not mention it.
The Great Outdoors
It is an easy to moderate, relatively short hike with an amazing payoff at the end.
14 locals recommend
Wave Cave
It is an easy to moderate, relatively short hike with an amazing payoff at the end.
A reservoir on the Salt River, the short drive to Canyon Lake is beautiful and you can jump in the cool water once you are finally there. I have spent many days paddleboarding through the waters, particularly in the finger areas near Boulder parking lot
131 locals recommend
Canyon Lake
A reservoir on the Salt River, the short drive to Canyon Lake is beautiful and you can jump in the cool water once you are finally there. I have spent many days paddleboarding through the waters, particularly in the finger areas near Boulder parking lot
For the adventurous planners, floating the Lower Salt River, whether it be on kayak, paddleboard, or tube, is a must do experience. The peaceful morning waters can be enjoyed by all, while the summer afternoons will attract a rowdier crowd. Wild horses roam the lands that the
For those using kayaks or paddleboards, 600+ CFM is recommended to float, and is usually best from spring to fall. This is a one way float and you will either need two cars to taxi back and forth or some wit and charm to hitch a ride back to the wherever you put in. I suggest pulling out at Phon D Sutton or Coon Bluff recreation areas.
Water Users Recreation Site
For the adventurous planners, floating the Lower Salt River, whether it be on kayak, paddleboard, or tube, is a must do experience. The peaceful morning waters can be enjoyed by all, while the summer afternoons will attract a rowdier crowd. Wild horses roam the lands that the
For those using kayaks or paddleboards, 600+ CFM is recommended to float, and is usually best from spring to fall. This is a one way float and you will either need two cars to taxi back and forth or some wit and charm to hitch a ride back to the wherever you put in. I suggest pulling out at Phon D Sutton or Coon Bluff recreation areas.
Hiking, walking, mountain biking, trail running - Papago Park is a beautiful recreation area not far from town. The zoo, botanical gardens and two golf courses also sit within or adjacent to Papago Park.
543 locals recommend
Papago Park
625 N Galvin PkwyHiking, walking, mountain biking, trail running - Papago Park is a beautiful recreation area not far from town. The zoo, botanical gardens and two golf courses also sit within or adjacent to Papago Park.
If you like ATV, side-by-side, off-roading, etc, I suggest you rent a side-by-side in Florence and head out to Box Canyon. There are miles and miles of trails back here, with roads that follow the canyon wash beside 100 foot high rock walls, and up the diamond back hills. You might even spot some petroglyphs and old postal service buildings along the way.
North Box Canyon Road
North Box Canyon RoadIf you like ATV, side-by-side, off-roading, etc, I suggest you rent a side-by-side in Florence and head out to Box Canyon. There are miles and miles of trails back here, with roads that follow the canyon wash beside 100 foot high rock walls, and up the diamond back hills. You might even spot some petroglyphs and old postal service buildings along the way.
City/town information
Can be very touristy, but those red rock views might be totally worth it. The drive from Flagstaff down to Sedona on 89A might be one of the prettiest drives in the USA.
882 locals recommend
Sedona
Can be very touristy, but those red rock views might be totally worth it. The drive from Flagstaff down to Sedona on 89A might be one of the prettiest drives in the USA.
Payson is surrounded by trees and the foothills at the base of the Mogollan Rim - the south rim of the Colorado Plateau. You may not even recognize it as Arizona, unless your keen eye can spot all the ponderosa pines.
49 locals recommend
Payson
Payson is surrounded by trees and the foothills at the base of the Mogollan Rim - the south rim of the Colorado Plateau. You may not even recognize it as Arizona, unless your keen eye can spot all the ponderosa pines.
It is the gateway to the Grand Canyon - a real-life Radiator Springs situated squarely on Route 66.
101 locals recommend
Williams
It is the gateway to the Grand Canyon - a real-life Radiator Springs situated squarely on Route 66.