Jason And Amy’s guidebook
Food scene
These are some of our favorite places - right in this incredible neighborhood!
Best neighborhood bar eva! We recommend the blackened cheeseburger, fried, & ranch!
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Casey Moore's Oyster House
850 S Ash AveBest neighborhood bar eva! We recommend the blackened cheeseburger, fried, & ranch!
Well - we have to be honest...we're biased, because it is our family business. Its also conveniently located right in the hood! We source & roast only the very best coffees & bake all of our delicious goods in house. Great place to have a meeting or meet someone new!
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Cartel Coffee Lab
7124 E 5th AveWell - we have to be honest...we're biased, because it is our family business. Its also conveniently located right in the hood! We source & roast only the very best coffees & bake all of our delicious goods in house. Great place to have a meeting or meet someone new!
Awesome family owned neighborhood pizza joint. Pro Tip: One of the daughters makes amazing desserts...save room!
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Otto Pizza & Pastry
804 S Ash AveAwesome family owned neighborhood pizza joint. Pro Tip: One of the daughters makes amazing desserts...save room!
Local distillery! Grab a great drink or snack at the bar @oldwalrusaz. Laid back environment.
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Arizona Distilling Company
601 W University DrLocal distillery! Grab a great drink or snack at the bar @oldwalrusaz. Laid back environment.
Sightseeing
Perhaps one of the most accessible hikes is “A” Mountain (aka Hayden Butte), located in Downtown Tempe. There are trailheads located behind Tempe Mission Palms Hotel off of Third and Fourth Street and Mill Avenue, behind the Hayden Flour Mill at Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway and behind the Tempe Transportation Center on Veterans Way and College Avenue. Like most trails in the area, this is a preserve, so just look for the trailhead signs and stay on the marked paths. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for petroglyphs that were left by from Tempe’s first settlers, the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People. The last part of the hike is steep, but the view from the top is a great reward for work well done. And, when you’re finished, the restaurants and taverns along Mill Avenue are ultra-convenient.
Although not the best trail for biking, this is definitely the one to hike for amazing views of Tempe and the surrounding desert. Bring your dog on a leash and enjoy the short and sweet hike that provides a great workout.
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Tempe Butte
Perhaps one of the most accessible hikes is “A” Mountain (aka Hayden Butte), located in Downtown Tempe. There are trailheads located behind Tempe Mission Palms Hotel off of Third and Fourth Street and Mill Avenue, behind the Hayden Flour Mill at Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway and behind the Tempe Transportation Center on Veterans Way and College Avenue. Like most trails in the area, this is a preserve, so just look for the trailhead signs and stay on the marked paths. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for petroglyphs that were left by from Tempe’s first settlers, the Ancestral Sonoran Desert People. The last part of the hike is steep, but the view from the top is a great reward for work well done. And, when you’re finished, the restaurants and taverns along Mill Avenue are ultra-convenient.
Although not the best trail for biking, this is definitely the one to hike for amazing views of Tempe and the surrounding desert. Bring your dog on a leash and enjoy the short and sweet hike that provides a great workout.