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With all the hype about Pizzeria Bianco, located at 623 E. Adams Street in Heritage Square, it's easy to understand why the wait for a table is a minimum of two hours, even on a weeknight.
If you love music almost as much as food, you'll love Fez, located at 3815 N. Central Ave. in downtown Phoenix.
As soon as you enter this hidden treasure, Sushi Eye is fresh and bright.
Spring training is here, and it's a great time to take someone out to the ballgame and work up an appetite while you're at it. Every major league and minor league team in the Cactus League is playing in the Phoenix area, and with games every day until April, there are plenty of opportunities to spend a day at a nearby ballpark.
With the flood of midterm exams, papers and projects that preempts spring break, just the thought of going out to dinner can be exhausting.
Although many may already be familiar with First Fridays, the popular free art walk in Phoenix every first Friday of the month, the first weekend in March has a little something extra to offer.
If you haven't discovered one of Tempe's best culinary treasures, Pita Jungle, make a point to do so immediately.
Don't be deterred by Vietnamese restaurant Cyclo's location: step inside, and you'll instantly forget you're in a strip mall on the corner of Chandler Boulevard and Dobson Road.
It's interesting that Phoenix's Delux, 3146 E. Camelback Rd., prides itself on burgers and brew because, although they boast a wide selection of beers as well as seasonal varieties, their burgers are rather sub par.
Whether looking for a date spot, happy hour or lunch with friends, diners will find the reasonable prices and savory cuisine of Ticoz to be a pleasant solution.
Over the Thanksgiving holiday I was consumed with the holiday spirit.
This memoir of a battle with alcohol was a far better read than James Frey's "A Million Little Pieces" and followed an account familiar to that of some of my friends and acquaintances.
Some time ago I read "The First Counsel," one of Brad Meltzer's first books, and was thoroughly impressed. If you ever caught an episode of "Jack & Bobby," Meltzer's talent shined through in his TV work too.
After some time out of the spotlight, funnyman Phil Rosenthal, creator and executive producer of one of our favorite shows, "Everybody Loves Raymond," is back in action.
In Kim Edwards' debut novel, "The Memory Keeper's Daughter," Edwards tells a story of a doctor who makes a selfish and ill-minded decision on a cold night in 1964. Unfortunately, the doctor doesn't anticipate his decision will leave lasting wounds on everyone around him.
The first time I ever heard of Kyle Maynard, I was sitting on the couch watching Oprah with my roommate. While he shared his story with the queen of talk, I found that his story was as tender as it was inspirational.
Tired of textbooks? Me too. I picked up "Special Topics in Calamity Physics" and discovered a new outlook on university curricula.
It's a typical night on Mill Avenue.
ASU senior Adam Christie carries the ball against Denver during a game this weekend.
On September 12, 2005, ASU's very own Robert E. Mittelstaedt Jr., Dean of the W.P. Carey School of Business, was on Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor discussing the chain of mistakes that caused massive flooding and disaster in New Orleans, Louisiana after Hurricane Katrina hit.
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