Milk and Honey Market is located in the Roosevelt Row area, Phoenix. This store is small and well…read morestocked with goods for the locals living in the area. I wanted either a drink or something cool to eat. When I saw their fruit bars in several different flavors, that sounded perfect. I decided on the strawberry fruit bar. The staff at the register was super nice and friendly. He gave me a napkin as I paid for the bar and wished me a good day. There was a shaded bench a few steps away. I had a seat and ate my bar which was delicious. It hit the spot. Free street and metered parking.

The four stars are for the convenience and variety…read more For being a small spot they have a wide range of products. I'm confident they have whatever you need. I stopped by for some late night ice cream and I'm happy to report they had a nice selection of pints and ice cream bars. However you're gonna pay for the convenience. A pint of ice cream was over $10!

After one too many at the bar the night before, my colleague and I were in need of breakfast…read moreburritos. Stat. Lucky for us, Ingo's was not too far from where we were, so we put on our sunglasses and gingerly walked over to cure our headaches. It's a fast casual joint-order at the counter, take a number and they will bring out the food to you. I love that there's open doors that let in the fresh breeze from outside. Lots of seating, lots of light. I ended up getting eggs, toast and bacon instead of a burrito. Dare I say that this might be the BEST bacon I've ever had? Seriously, the flavor was popping, every bite consistently delicious and no soggy, fatty pieces which I often find elsewhere. Hangover or not, I'm coming back to Ingo's for that bacon next time I'm in the area.

We stopped by before a game downtown. We ordered the Paris Texas Burger, the cheeseburger, and the…read moreChicken Sammy, and all three were tasty. The burgers were flavorful and cooked well, while the Chicken Sammy was juicy. The cucumber and feta salad was fresh and refreshing, and the shattered potato chips were a combination of crispy and soft.. Service was friendly, attentive, and made for an overall great dining experience. Sandwiches range from about $14-$17.

Such a great wine selection! Small batch family vineyards. One of my favorite small batch Pino…read moreNoirs from Illahe Vineyards in Dallas OR. The service was great, and again such great options!

Kathy is awesome! So attentive, helpful, and knowledgeable about products. There are wines from all…read moreover the world. Also, a variety of different canned beers. I thought this place was so cute! Would definitely recommend!

The absolute best downtown corner store!! And pet friendly! They have all the essentials including…read morefresh produce, and open early + close late. Staff are so kind and always greet you with warmth. Most grateful this spot exists making downtown life so convenient.

I stopped here because they were open very late and everything else was closed or nearly closed by…read morethe time I was looking for groceries/a to-go meal for the next day. It wasn't easy for me to find parking, even late at night, but I did find one space nearby. It seemed like about 20-25% of their floorspace is alcohol, but in the rest they have a very wide variety of things, tailored to the local college student population. They have a small selection of fresh produce, they have fresh meats and cheeses, as well as a lot of canned/preserved foods and frozen foods. They also have a small/basic selection of pet supplies and they have kitchen utensils. Overall this seems like a very versatile shop, having just about everything you need, until 2am. The place was clean, well lit, and I was very comfortable shopping late at night. The cashier was polite and friendly, though he didn't offer me a receipt and I didn't notice until later, and I would have liked one. Oh well. I bought a pre-made turkey & cheese croissant sandwich for $7 and it was decent.

Best Total Wine in Phoenix! Super convenient location if you live around here and kind of a chore…read moreif you don't... but it'll be so worth it, haha! Lots of good deals, clean and very bright with excellent knowledgeable staff. I'm always greeted and helped out; if you come often enough they'll take the time to get to know you and ask how their recommendations worked out. I even got offered a job based on my past spirits experience! I had to decline but if I had to pick a beverage store to work at, this would be it. It's always fun here, sometimes they have wine tastings and spirit samplings you can enjoy. Just watch out in the parking lot because the plaza guests drive like yahoos!

This location is my go to for my personal (non-existent) bar and the best place to pick up…read moresomething for a friend or party. They stock a huge variety of wine at different price points. They often have samples, especially on the weekends. The staff is always friendly and will walk you over to the item you can't seem to find but is definitely on the shelf. If you're looking for a recommendation there are staff members throughout the store you can ask any of them. They also have an area where you can pick up singles if you want to try something new without committing to a case and their mini- bar bottle game is on point. I usually come in during the holidays and pick up something seasonal, mini bar bottles make perfect stocking stuffers. Plenty of parking and they open early.

Finally made it here and my rating is LOVE IT!! Monsoon Market is a small market featuring curated…read moregift-y items, wines and canned drinks, and a selection of fun pantry items. It was the latter I came for, and I got some Aiyoh Miso mayo and some cool heirloom beans. The store itself is so fun and the vibe was great on a Sunday afternoon. So many people stopping by and interacting. The non-food/wine products were really fun -- most interesting selection of Baggu I've seen, and just lots of fun stuff. If I had a place for it, a candle holder would have come home with me. There's actually a decent sized parking lot right out front so don't hesitate to swing by!

I had been meaning to check out this store for some time ever since stumbling upon their Instagram…read morefeed. It looked like a fun store with lots of unique items. I made haste when they announced they were considering closing shop. When I finally did visit, I was not disappointed. I chatted at length with the shop clerk, learned about their natural wine selection, even got to sample a crisp white wine, and explored everything that was part of their eclectic inventory. I came away with quite a few impulse buys, but I really enjoyed the experience! Looks like they're sticking around since they renewed their lease and even started up a new coffee shop/eatery in the same plaza. But I encourage everyone to support this amazing local business and bask in a wack-a-doodle shopping experience!

This is the greatest place to find all kinds of beer!…read more My favorite is Kastel, its a fruit beer that has a fermented fruit taste and is smooth. I highly recommend it

On a Friday night, Kings Beer & Wine was my last stop of the evening. And I'm glad it was. Located…read morein Midtown in a strip center, while I walked over, if you're driving, you won't have any problems parking in the shopping center's complimentary lot. Ambiance (3.5/5): Pretty much your typical dive bar. Casual. Some seating at the bar and some high tops. Some pinball machines in the back. And one cool thing they do is that it's also a liquor store. So, you can make it your watering hole and also your supply for when you leave the bar. Service (4/5): I went to the bar and was greeted promptly. Received my beer, the bartender checked in on me, and I closed out pretty effortlessly. A smooth service experience. Food (N/A): I was on a liquid diet, and as far as I could tell, they didn't have any food anyways. Drinks (4.5/5): I didn't know this going in, but when I walked in, and I saw pink elephants, I knew I was in the right place. Pink elephants, you say?! Yes, indeed. Pink elephants represent delirium tremens, my favorite beer. You can't find it in a lot of places, but this Belgian beer is a treat. They have it on tap at Kings. That makes it a winner in my book alone. While derlirium is all you need, they have a nice selection of beers, both craft and international. Cool spot.

Great friendly staff. Bro-Cashier led me to an on sale purchase of Ciroc at $20. Happy customer…read more Only concern is the surrounding area that has a slightly sketchy feel. Real talk drive through is convenient though.

When I went in to pickup the keg I prepaid for they barely spoke to me and looked at me like I had…read more2 heads then reluctantly helped me carry a full keg to my car, I let this go. When I brought the keg back, they seemed confused, left me up front for 5-10 minutes and said nothing to me, came back and said okay bring the keg here, no offer of help, when I asked for help the woman told me she would help me with the keg after she cleared out all her customers (she was not working alone) after I had waited in line for several minutes already, I had to leave so I brought the keg in myself and told them I wouldn't wait in line again, they ignored me, then proceeded to help 3 other people before me. When they skipped me for the fourth person they attempted to help before me (while ignoring me the e... Read more

Provender: booze…read more Prices: reasonable. Parking: ample, it's in a strip plaza. People: people seeking some hooch. Perks: scotch. A wide selection of scotch for a liquor store, a definite go-to if you want good scotch. Excellent service.

Luckys us great! Jack was super helpful and was super easy transaction when we pre-ordered our BC…read moreOld Elk pick. Turn around time was super fast. They always have a great selection of bottles, tons to choose from,, and very fair prices. Definitely stop in and say hi!

As a person who eats out a LOT, I can tell you Persepshen is in a very rare air. The food is…read moreinventive way beyond good, it is freaking awesome. Take the Fried Zuchinni. Trust me, this is not some deep fried chain restaurant stuff, if is truly amazing. The beet salad was literally the best I ever ate, insane variety of beets, and orgasmic. The ossobucco over risotto, (and lots of other fine tuned amazing ingredients) is so good, I did not want to share. The seasonal tomotoe board was a sight for your eyes, Stunning. Desserts are crazy good twists on old classics.

We dined here as a party of four on a Sunday evening (the first guests seated at 5:00 p.m.). Given…read morethe glowing reviews, beautiful Instagram presence, and higher price point, we walked in with high expectations. Three of the four of us cook regularly and host dinners, so we all pay attention to food, service, and the overall dining experience--though we each have very different tastes. Interestingly, we all left with about the same impression. The restaurant itself is beautiful. The décor is warm, inviting, and immediately makes you feel like you're in for something special. Our server was attentive throughout the meal, although there were a few service hiccups that affected the experience. We started with cocktails. All of them were good, but each seemed just slightly out of balance. I ordered the OG Margarita on our server's recommendation, and while I'm admittedly picky about margaritas, this one was noticeably too sweet. The seasonal menu sounded exciting, especially since they emphasize using fresh, in-season ingredients. Our server insisted on us trying the Tomato Board. At $40, which was the most expensive appetizer on the menu, we expected something very memorable. It featured several varieties of tomatoes (including a surprisingly delicious pickled green tomato), a light and airy whipped mozzarella, and a single long piece of focaccia. Everything tasted fresh, and the whipped mozzarella was the standout--we'd never had anything quite like it. Unfortunately, with only one piece of bread, we had to order another just so everyone could enjoy it. Good? Absolutely. Worth $40? None of us thought so. We also ordered the escargot, which was delicious, though it's hard to describe five pieces as "family style." For our entrees, we ordered the burger, the sausage with potato latke, and what we thought was the lamb and mussels special. At first we were going to order the pork belly noodles instead of the sausage, but our server thought it would be too many noodle dishes, so we happily took his recommendation to get the sausage. Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication, and the pork belly noodles were brought instead of the special we were most excited to try. When we pointed it out, he acknowledged the mistake but he wasn't quick to offer a resolution, which left us in an awkward spot where we just decided to keep it. Ironically, the pork belly noodles ended up being our least favorite dish. The pork belly was overly chewy and quite salty, while the noodles were bland and seemed just slightly undercooked. The fresh mint was a nice touch, but it wasn't enough to save the dish. The sausage with potato latke, yogurt sauce, and pickled red cabbage was surprisingly excellent. The flavors were balanced, the portion size was generous, and it ended up being one of our favorites. The true star of the evening, though, was the burger. We split it four ways, and every single one of us commented on how good it was. Perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, topped with melty Gorgonzola and a vanilla bean jam that married beautifully together. We used every last bite of the warm bun to soak up what was left. Overall, we'd give the food about a 7/10. Here's what took an otherwise 4/5 star experience down to a 3. The air conditioning wasn't working on a 115-degree day. But I'm not lowering my rating because mechanical issues happen. At first it wasn't noticeable because it was still cooler than outside, but as dinner went on we were all visibly uncomfortable, passing around my hand fan. Only then did our server mention that the A/C had been out. You come here for an experience and if you know upfront a patrons experience will be affected you are under obligation to tell them but no one mentioned it when we arrived or made any effort to acknowledge the inconvenience or tried to make up for our discomfort in any way. Persephen clearly has talent in the kitchen and a beautiful space, but when you position yourself as a premium dining experience, every detail matters. We enjoyed parts of the meal, especially the burger, but overall the experience didn't quite live up to the hype. For us, 3 out of 5 stars feels like a fair rating.