The Hot Sheet Blog

The weather is starting to cool down, but the kitchen is heating up at these top spots. Whether you're craving Japanese, Mexican, Italian, or just a spectacular view, these are the essential places to eat in Greater Phoenix during Fall Arizona

1. Perfect Weather Keep your parka and umbrella at home. The average high temperature is 71° (22° Celsius) in February, 76° (24° C) in March, and 85° (29° C) in April. And the skies stay clear with

Dine al fresco in the desert while soaking up the sun and stars on these popular Phoenix patios.

Canine companions deserve to get out and explore Phoenix, too. For you and the four-legged friends in your life, we’ve compiled a dog-friendly Phoenix guide to top hiking trails, parks, and restaurant patios around the city. 

Want a true Phoenix experience? Make sure to catch one of our spectacular sunsets, which paint the desert sky on a nightly basis.

You might see SanTan’s brews around the city, but it’s worth the pilgrimage to its East Valley pub located among charming boutiques and eateries. 

When in Rome, or at least at Craft 64, you get pizza. The downtown Scottsdale hot spot is known just as well for its pies as its huge craft beer list. 

In an adventure into the local beer scene as part of our brewery series, we return to an old favorite, the hip O.H.S.O. Eatery + nanoBrewery.

Phoenix may have gussied itself up from its days as a frontier town, but the Old West is still alive and well — you just have to look for it.

Enjoy the company of great beer and tropical rescue birds at The Perch Pub & Brewery, an outdoor garden paradise in downtown Chandler.