These guys have been at the home Depot here on Bell as long as I can remember. Years and years. I…read morelove a spicy beef dog, relish and kraut. Hard to pass them up when they're here and there isn't a line. Love 'em!

I have worked at the Home Depot that is right across from the stand for a little over 2 years now,…read moreand have tried the food here quite often. The food is consistently good. They offer a unique variety of toppings - many of which I would have never guessed went so well together until I tried it from this stand. Their drink selection is also GOLD - from cream soda to Arizona Green Tea. Miss Gina, who is usually running the stand, incredibly hard-working and it is both easy and fun to chat with her! I have seen her work through the hottest of days, windiest and coldest of days, and alone on very busy days.

It is Saint Valentine's Day, 2026. Glendale Glitters is still on To-Do…read more A Restrospect... Every Christmas Season, the family hunts down the lovely lights of the season. Especially since there's lots less seasons of any kind waiting for our arrival. Glendale puts on a beautiful public display of lighting, businesses in and around the Square/Plaza/Town Center open, families, friends and lovers stroll through town and life is good. Better than the usual Christmas Light Drive-by. Stop in yourself, check it out, and write your own Glendale Glitters chestnuts for others to read.

The lights in Historic downtown Glendale were all a glitter…read more The trees and palms were all wrapped With different colored lights. Snowmen, trains and elf twinkled brightly. A very pretty sight. Parking was a challenge unless you arrived early. Still it was with the sights.

While in Phoenix, one of the things to do is to try a Sonoran Hot Dog. After some afternoon bar…read moretime, we just had to find a Sonoran hot dog and so glad we found the El Caprichoso truck!! The staff was no amazingly nice and the hot dogs were the best!! Not only do you have to try a Sonoran hot dog, but you absolutely need to try it from El Caprichoso!! I had the Sonora 4x4 and was NOT disappointed!

Really good hotdogs, they have a great seating area and lots of parking. Staff is super nice and…read morehelpful. They offer different types of dogs and even a bunless one. They didn't have any aguas but they did have other drinks available. Champurado was very good. The titanic is huge. All seating is outside this is a street stand. You can take to go or eat there

Awesome party addition! King Churro catered to a family party celebrating a graduation and it was a…read moregreat idea! They were easy and convenient to work with! Thanks King Churro, my family really enjoyed your service!

From the owner: We specialize in fresh hot churros.read more

I went to Arizona! Woohoo! First time here and the main two…read morethings I wanted to try. Here were sonoran hot dogs and chimichangas. So here I am, trying out the Sonoran Hotdog 5/5 Unfortunately, we missed the parking area. So we had to walk, there wouldn't say to walkable area. But the hotdog was worth the walk over. The surface was pretty fast and the cashier was super friendly! This is definitely a local hot dog place.So the ambiance isn't too fancy, but you know, if the food is good the food is good, it doesn't matter what the place looks likes like. I don't think I'm gonna go be going back to Arizona anytime soon, but this is definitely a place to try out!

Amazing experience! The food was great, the team was so friendly and helpful, and everything was…read morespotless!

This year Glendale hosted the event inside of their Civic Center. It was a massive conference room…read morewith a patio and outdoor area at both ends. On the West patio, live music, and on the East patio, wine tasting. Inside were all of the chocolate and sweet vendors. Our favorites we purchased from were the Coconut Lime Fudge from Timoteo's Spice Co (from Surprise, AZ), and Earl Grey Blueberry Jam & Fig-Pomegranate Spread Jam from Periodyc Baker (from Peoria, AZ). Another great vendor was a Costa Rican couple who run a coffee shop (Cortez Coffee Roasters in Tempe, AZ) and a chocolate company (Midge Chocolate Co). They had real cocoa pods which were massive that you could touch, and you could try samples of their chocolate and of their coffee. I plan on visiting their coffee shop very soon, their chocolate was also the best at the event! Admission is free. Take your time browsing all of the vendors, then when you find some goodies, take a seat outside to enjoy them with the live music. Also, bring cash! For parking, there is a free parking garage nearby and street parking too.

I appreciate that parking was free and so was general admission. No one likes paying for parking…read more Not sure why this is advertised as a Chocolate Affair though, it's actually just a farmers market. Food trucks and vendors outside of the civic center and then vendors inside. It's not just chocolate vendors inside which would make sense so the chocolate doesn't melt, it's solar, window treatments, realtors, etc. There are WAY TOO MANY vendors in that tiny room. There is absolutely no room to walk around comfortably and actually look at what anyone was offering. And of course there are strollers, wheelchairs and wagons to navigate through. People stop at a vendor table and then hold up the whole line of people trying to walk down the aisles. Please work on your logistics. This was not a fun event to attend, we didn't even stay for 30 minutes. Don't advertise this as a Chocolate Affair. It is anything but.

Always a great shopping expeirence…read more This farmers market has it all, produce, baked goods, sauces, cheese, canned goods, jewelry, home decor, salsa, hummus, and so much more. There are also food trucks, and treats for pets. If you haven't had a chance to stop by you're missing out.

Place is a mess. Too convoluted for someone who is handicapped. While the fresh food offerings were…read morefine others were a disappointment.

This was my first time experiencing something like this! I went out to a friend's wedding last…read moremonth and they had this Deli Botana company there. Growing up I used to eat Maruchan soups all the time but never like this. They gave us options on which soups we wanted and then allowed us dress it up with different toppings. I think it's how they do it in Mexico so it was a cool experiencing a different culture in the states. For my company New Year's party I booker their pancake & brunch bar...looking forward to my second experience with this company!

From the owner: At Deli-Botanas, we specialize in a variety of delicious offerings: from classic Mexican street…read moresnacks to our signature mini pancakes and Maruchan noodles with a twist. Our chilaquiles bar and brunch options are perfect for those looking to enjoy a fusion of flavors, whether it's a light snack or a hearty meal.

How did I not know about PHOESTIVUS!? My cousin asked to tag along over the weekend. We arrived a…read morelittle after 5 PM. Of course downtown was busy however we were able to find street side parking close by. This is the best place to get all your holiday shopping and to support all your local vendors/ artists! There's a mix of 170 vendors. We also enjoyed the food trucks! We snacked on popcorn, papusas, and tamales. Yummy! Everything we ate was very delicious. I'd come back again next holiday! Very festive and dog friendly.

Neat market, it takes up a whole block. All local valley vendors from Goodyear to Chandler. Food,…read morejewelry, vintage goods, soap, plants, art, and more. The Yeti wonders and you can take a photo with him, there's a hip Santa you can also take a photo with. You can air your grievances, and what you're grateful about. There was a glass making demonstration from a studio. There was live jazzy music which I loved. Overall, a nice holiday market. There is street parking, metered parking, and a parking garage nearby. It's dog friendly and there's vendors catering to dog products as well.

Cool fest to taste the food truck flavors of the Valley…read more The food festival was a Friday/Saturday affair. My wife, little girls, and I attended on Saturday. Bought a stack of sample tickets at one of the tents and we were on our way! The assortment of food trucks and vendors was a hoot. Our sampling included Cajun BBQ, Hot Mess sticky buns, kettle corn, cotton candy in crazy flavors, panini, sorbet, and even a piano lesson. There was a ton and I'm forgetting a good portion. Certainly worth a visit with friends. Traffic and parking weren't absurd and the Glendale Police folks were friendly. Afterwards, we stopped in the comic book shop for a couple comics for the girls with a Black Friday type sale they were having. Critiques: 1) ATMs charged a $5 fee, plus your banks. That's crazy. I walked to Bank of America across the street for a $3 fee... and less chance of card skimming. 2) A number of vendors stopped providing samples. And drink samples were very hard to find outside of tent areas where alcohol was served.