Everything fabulous in Arizona: restaurants, spas, things to do, resorts and more!
Melissa McIntire is the owner and founder of The Lola and McFadden’s in Glendale and co-owner of Downtown Phoenix’s newest dining concept, The Ainsworth. “Hip, chic and Instagrammable décor, food and drinks are just a few of the staples of our brands.”
One of the most anticipated aspects of Arizona Biltmore, A Waldorf Astoria Resort’s gorgeous renovation is undoubtedly the newly opened Renata’s Hearth. The Phoenix restaurant dishes up Central and South American-inspired flavors in one sexy setting.
From festive holiday staycations to restaurants giving back to nonprofits that aid veterans, here are 20-plus ways to celebrate the Fourth of July weekend. And read on to find out who is hosting the biggest fireworks show in Scottsdale history!
We’ve all earned a break to enjoy a few vices at Viceroy Los Cabos, an ultra-modern, avant-garde San José Del Cabo retreat less than two hours via plane from the Valley (thanks to daily flights on both American and Southwest Airlines as well as several private providers in Scottsdale).
In this article, you will learn how to prepare your body for the summer in a healthy way, including exercising with a personal trainer, spending more time outside, eating more fresh fruits and veggies, practicing mindful eating, de-stressing, sleeping more, and snacking smarter.
The Herb Box is leaving its spot in DC Ranch to return to its home neighborhood on Shea Boulevard. The innovative American eatery, which opened in 1995, is pleased to return to its roots and welcomes guests to its beautiful new Scottsdale space.
Hacienda Del Sol, a Forbes four-star resort in Tucson, has completed its year-long expansion and is welcoming guests to a luxury stay steeped in historic charm.
A leading and locally loved premier hospitality and restaurant brand developer, Sam Fox has announced his newest venture into the luxury hospitality industry with the internationally inspired hotel, The Global Ambassador.
Former WNBA Champion Bridget Pettis has translated her passion and talents into another impactful space—this time, in the form of her Phoenix-based nonprofit, Project Roots AZ.
In an effort to support Childhelp, the nation’s oldest and largest nonprofit advocating for abused and neglected children, local athletes, celebrities and professional chefs team up for the nonprofit’s annual fundraiser: 25 Men Who Think They Can Cook. The culinary showdown runs through June 31.