DPJ Yelper of the Week: Christine O. on Downtown Phoenix Dental
9/02/10 • by DPJ StaffI recently started working Downtown, so when it came time for my June dentist appointment, I decided to contact Dr. Ben for an appointment.
News & Events
Downtown Phoenix Vitality: Weekly Events(full article)
8/30/10
Here are a few of the less heralded activities that are occurring in Downtown Phoenix on an almost daily basis.
Lucky Strike, Designer District Open at CityScape; More Soon(full article)
8/27/10
Both open their doors today, much more retail and dining on deck.
A Blissful New Downtown Spot(full article)
8/27/10
Bliss and reBar, twin food-and-drink establishments on 4th Street, are now in the neighborhood.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Amber W. on the Vig Uptown(full article)
8/24/10
I gently mentioned in person and a few times on Facebook that having some sort of tofu scrambler would really improve their menu. They listened.
Health & Wealth Raffle’s Grand Prize Has the Views(full article)
8/20/10
A million-dollar view could be yours for just $100.
DPJ Yelper of Week: Robert M. on Boba Juice(full article)
8/17/10
I swung by Boba Juice three days in a row for a smoothie — that’s a pretty solid indicator that I like the place.
Planning a Downtown Phoenix Wedding(full article)
8/11/10
Looking for something different for your wedding celebration? Downtown Phoenix has it.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Nida K. on Charlie’s(full article)
8/10/10
In my entire life, this is the only place I’ve been to that entertains the idea of a 3-4-1 special.
The Weekend Journal Presented by Clarendon Hotel(full article)
8/09/10
Submit your vote today for your favorite photo from the weekend in Downtown Phoenix!
CPHX to Host ‘Geographically Based’ Dialogues(full article)
8/06/10
Starting next week, the Maricopa Association of Governments will host seven geographically based dialogues throughout Central Phoenix to discuss regional connectivity.
Phoenix, You Look Good! | Photos from July’s RadiatePHX(full article)
8/03/10
Spot yourself or see what you missed in these photos from the July RadiatePHX.
Nobuo at Teeter House: From Conception to Reality(full article)
8/03/10
Nobuo at Teeter House followed a long, precise journey of architectural and culinary exploration leading to the unveiling of its dinner menu this evening.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Tracy K. on Hollywood Regency Vintage(full article)
8/03/10
I’ve always wanted to tell someone, “Oh, this? This is vintage.”
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Troy S. on Pizzeria Bianco(full article)
7/27/10
Don’t come here on a budget, order away and leave satisfied.
Meet Downtown Advocate and Phoenix Mercury COO Amber Cox(full article)
7/26/10
Cox, the team’s newly appointed COO, lives Downtown and is hoping to convince her neighbors that the Mercury are an affordable neighborhood entertainment option.
CVS Opens at CityScape(full article)
7/26/10
Downtown’s first pharmacy in 30 years opens to a large crowd.
No Shortage of Food and Drink Coming to Downtown(full article)
7/20/10
Great new eateries and bars will be popping up all over Downtown Phoenix throughout the rest of 2010.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Sean S. on Downtown Barber Shop(full article)
7/20/10
After some Yelp research (and going by who was within walking distance), this is where I decided to try.
Third Friday: A Hoppin’ Good Time(full article)
7/16/10
‘FrogWoman,’ debuting tonight at Soul Invictus, tells the tale of a misguided Hollywood star (who also happens to be a frog-human hybrid).
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Scott W. on the Meat Shop(full article)
7/13/10
It’s worth 4 stars for the bacon alone.
Dining Guide Highlights Some Urban Eateries, Neglects Others(full article)
7/12/10
Is Phoenix’s “hot” dining scene restricted to 90 square blocks?
Christine Cassano: Recasting the Local Art Scene(full article)
7/08/10
This Friday, Phoenix artist Christine Cassano is shaking up the local art scene in two significant ways.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Thomas S. on Tony’s Shoe Repair(full article)
7/06/10
Get your shoes a makeover at Tony’s. Tell ‘em Thomas sent you!
First Friday: Shawn Anderson Unplugged(full article)
7/02/10
SuTRA Midtown Yoga is the spot for music-filled First Friday with some of Phoenix’s up-and-coming artists.
First Friday: Outside In(full article)
7/01/10
The Outside In gallery, home to the work of Matt Priebe, displays a collection of colorful, abstract expressionist paintings not to be missed.
Take Transit to Fourth Celebrations, Win Big(full article)
6/29/10
Ride the bus, light rail, bike or walk to your Fourth of July plans and win great prizes along the way!
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Tiffany B. on The Lost Leaf(full article)
6/29/10
What happens when you have worked a 14-hour day and still need to get out so you don’t go mad? You end up at Lost Leaf with some friends, and nurse a delicious beer.
CO+HOOTS Brings Co-Working Downtown(full article)
6/28/10
The creative space, in the J.B. Bayless Grocery building, celebrates its grand opening on Friday, July 2.
Ten Historic Phoenix Districts Added to the National Register(full article)
6/24/10
On June 10, 2010, the Keeper of the National Register accepted the nominations for 10 Central Phoenix historic districts.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Georgie S. on The Main Ingredient Ale House & Café(full article)
6/22/10
I can’t remember the last time I’ve been to a place with that killer of a vibe.
‘Top Chef’ Coming to Phoenix(full article)
6/18/10
The Top Chef Tour makes a stop at the Phoenix Public Market on Saturday, June 19.
Third Friday: Dad’s Night Out(full article)
6/17/10
This year, skip the hokey Father’s Day gift and take Dad out for Third Friday.
Explore McDowell Station with DPJ and LightRailBlogger.com(full article)
6/16/10
Our “Explore Your Core: Light Rail” video series with LightRailBlogger.com continues with the McDowell Station. Tell us your favorite spots within walking distance!
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Daniel R. on Bragg’s Pie Factory(full article)
6/16/10
Right in the heat of Grand Avenue’s eclectic art scene, this former confection creation station is now a very cool, very open and airy art space.
The Economic Impacts of Buying Local(full article)
6/14/10
Local First Arizona’s recent study proves local spending makes a difference.
Get Your Boutique On: Roosevelt Row(full article)
6/10/10
Mixing art, fashion and community, Roosevelt Row’s eclectic boutiques are some of Phoenix’s best shopping experiences.
First Friday: Fridge-A-Thon(full article)
6/04/10
Even your old fridge can be turned into a stunning work of art. Head to After Hours Gallery to see how it’s done.
We Love LA(full article)
6/03/10
DPJ loses a bet to LA Downtown News on the Suns-Lakers series. As promised, our ode to LA, and a cultural comparison between our two cities.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Rahul R. on All About Books & Comics(full article)
6/03/10
I started collecting in 1985, and being 34 years old, that makes me ancient in terms of modern comic book collectors. AABC is right up my alley.
Final Friday (and All Weekend Long): Phoenix Comicon(full article)
5/28/10
Get your nose out of the latest Spiderman comic and head to Comicon this weekend at the Phoenix Convention Center.
Crazy Curve Gets Creative for Melrose Community Garden Project(full article)
5/28/10
The Seventh Avenue Merchants Association needs your help to make a community garden possible in the Melrose District.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Dyanna P. on Camelback Moving(full article)
5/26/10
Thanks to Yelp and the wonderful reviews I read, I booked Camelback Moving for my first move in seven years.
Third Friday: Go Native(full article)
5/21/10
Native+You at the Heard Museum offers a relaxed vibe and strong dose of culture.
Bunky Opens New Location(full article)
5/21/10
Bunky Boutique has scooted up the street from Roosevelt Row to its shiny new digs in the Link building.
Ghost Hunting at the Orpheum(full article)
5/21/10
Think you’re safe from ghosts in Downtown Phoenix? WCGAPS might have something to say about that.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Sunny B. on D’licious Dishes(full article)
5/19/10
Dinner for two for about 20 bucks and homemade meals without the hassle of cooking. This place rocks.
The Grand Opening of the Duce and RadiatePHX(full article)
5/19/10
The Warehouse District’s new hot spot, The Duce, officially opens Sunday, May 23. RadiatePHX will be there May 25.
The Big Dig Begins on New Med School Building(full article)
5/17/10
The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix is expanding its campus in Downtown Phoenix.
DPJ Wagers with LA Downtown News on Suns/Lakers(full article)
5/14/10
We’re so sure the Suns will stick it to the Lakers that we proposed a bet with our friends in LA.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Glenn D. on Golds Gym(full article)
5/13/10
I’ve spent about three hours here every day since they’ve opened. It’s such a great place. Can’t say enough about it.
First Friday: Showcasing Downtown, One Block at a Time(full article)
5/07/10
26 Blocks aims to dissect 26 Downtown Phoenix city blocks in a way that has never been done before.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Dolores G. on the Met Apartments(full article)
5/04/10
Initially hesitant with the proximity to ASU’s downtown campus, I have found it to be quite peaceful during the week and it is super quiet on weekends.
Jane’s Walk Phoenix 2010: Explore the Warehouse District(full article)
4/29/10
The second annual Jane’s Walk Phoenix is Saturday, May 1, from 9-11 a.m. in the Warehouse District.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Nathan M. on Cheuvront(full article)
4/27/10
Really, the point of this review is to see how many times I can write “cheese.”
The Second City Yucks up Arizona(full article)
4/26/10
Renowned comedy troupe The Second City presents an Arizona-themed live show at the Herberger Theater April 29-May 16.
Bringing Fast-Casual to the Core: Verde(full article)
4/21/10
Verde is combining affordable, quality food with quick service and an eco-friendly stance in creating Downtown Phoenix’s newest restaurant.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Mark T. on Urban Yoga(full article)
4/20/10
I know what you are thinking looking at my photo — dude, you’re fat. You can’t do yoga. Not only that, but I am as flexible as a board.
Phoenix Improv Festival Grows to New Heights(full article)
4/19/10
The Phoenix Improv Festival, now in its ninth year, delighted in its most buzzed-about performances yet.
Third Friday: Check the Children(full article)
4/16/10
Chicago artist Corkey Sinks debuts “Check the Children,” a mixed-media collection, at a Third Friday artist reception.
Explore Your Core: Light Rail | Central & Washington(full article)
4/15/10
DPJ and Light Rail Blogger Tony Arranaga get off the line to explore the neighborhood near the Central/Washington Light Rail station.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Jeff C. on Revolver Records(full article)
4/14/10
Any self-respecting record nerd must fill his/her shelves with obscure Krautrock, prog, psych and jazz. And Revolver has it, along with less obtuse titles.
Frye Gives Back(full article)
4/12/10
The Suns’ Channing Frye, a local talent from St. Mary’s High School, has focused on Central Phoenix youth with his CFrye Foundation.
Never Quite Perfect Timing(full article)
4/06/10
Historic preservation funding is not always easy to come by, as Perfect Timing Entertainment found out. Will Downtown’s most affordable studio have to give up on its dream?
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Hilary C. on Ryan’s Pet Supplies(full article)
4/06/10
I like Petsmart and will still go there for food and grooming, but our dog trainer told us about Ryan’s and my first visit made me a fan.
Promoting Our Paradise: The Modern Phoenix Home Tour(full article)
4/01/10
This year’s Modern Phoenix Home Tour returns April 11, and promises to be the most successful yet.
First Friday: The Beadle Perspective(full article)
4/01/10
Modern Phoenix Week kicks off with a collection of Al Beadle-themed photos and art at Phoenix Metro Retro.
Livin’ on the Fringe(full article)
3/31/10
The Phoenix Fringe Festival is back again this month, offering its brand of wacky and profound performance art.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Evan B. on the Fry Bread House(full article)
3/30/10
I sometimes drink the Fry Bread House hot sauce straight from the bottle, much to the chagrin of people around me.
ASU: Connecting with its Community(full article)
3/29/10
On April 1, ASU will hold the first of series of community dialogues at the Downtown Phoenix campus between 8 a.m. and noon.
Experience the Globe at WorldFEST(full article)
3/25/10
A three-day celebration of all things global is coming to Heritage Square this weekend.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Chris L. on the Orpheum Theatre(full article)
3/24/10
Anytime I see something interesting playing there, the theatre itself will definitely add to the draw. Can’t wait to head back!
Help Clean Up Steele Indian School Park(full article)
3/22/10
A clean-up event at Steele Indian School Park is scheduled for Saturday, March 25.
Third Friday: The Kids are All Right(full article)
3/18/10
The Alwun House is all about the community. Just check out the house’s Third Friday show, “Salon des Enfants,” for further proof.
The Inaugural Grand Avenue Film Festival(full article)
3/17/10
On March 20, Fractal, located in the Bragg’s Pie Factory building on Grand Avenue, will host home to the first-ever Grand Avenue Film Festival.
A Weekend Devoured(full article)
3/16/10
This past weekend’s newly minted Devoured Culinary Classic was a celebration of local eateries, Arizona wineries and demonstrations from some of the Valley’s most lauded chefs.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Nikki F. on Rhythm Room(full article)
3/16/10
Out of the few music venues we have to choose from in Phoenix, the Rhythm Room might be my favorite.
Letting Out the ‘Secret’ at the Actors Theatre(full article)
3/12/10
‘Secret Order,’ now playing at the Actors Theatre, guides the audience through the journey of a young scientist and his new discovery.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Tiffany B. on Stinkweeds(full article)
3/10/10
The idea of CD vs. download — I’ll pay the extra couple of $$ for a real CD, the art in the CD, supporting a local business and musicians.
One Lexington: A New View from Midtown(full article)
3/10/10
Midtown’s One Lexington, formerly Century Plaza, is poised to become one of Phoenix’s most popular residential towers when it reopens later this month.
Just the Facts: Devoured Culinary Classic(full article)
3/10/10
The Devoured Culinary Classic is just days away. DPJ is your source for the facts, figures and familiar names you want to know before heading to the Phoenix Art Museum this weekend.
Getting to Know Nina Miller(full article)
3/08/10
Downtown Phoenix resident Nina Miller juggles her work life at ASU with time spent acting on Valley stages and sharing her thoughts on Phoenix in a new podcast series.
Lucky Number 7th (Ave)(full article)
3/05/10
If you’re heading to the m7 Street Fair, check out the locally owned businesses that are making this neighborhood one of the hottest in town.
Aaron May Devours Downtown(full article)
3/04/10
Aaron May, one of Scottsdale’s most recognized chefs, is opening two spots in CityScape and participating at the Devoured Culinary Classic.
First Friday: Off of Roo Row(full article)
3/04/10
This month, take it upon yourself to explore some of the side streets for events you may have otherwise missed.
Artlink’s Art Detour 22(full article)
3/04/10
This free, self-guided tour will jaunt through countless art galleries, venues and businesses that collectively make up our beloved Downtown creative community.
m7 Grows to New Heights(full article)
3/03/10
In 2001, the m7 Street Fair launched as a means to announce the formation of the Seventh Avenue Merchants Association. This year, they’re expecting up to 20,000.
m7 Week: All About Grandview(full article)
3/03/10
Grandview is the first neighborhood I’ve lived in that makes me want to participate, to watch out for my neighbors and enjoy the diversity.
m7 Week: Pierson Place Historic District(full article)
3/02/10
Pierson Place in Uptown Phoenix offers a great mix of affordability, various architectural styles, history and amenities close by.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Andy G. on Char’s Has the Blues(full article)
3/02/10
Holy crap — venues like this exist in Phoenix? Who knew?
m7 Week: About the Woodlea Melrose Neighborhood(full article)
3/01/10
The Woodlea Melrose neighborhood includes over 350 single-family homes in the area bound by Indian School Road on the south, the Grand Canal on the north, 7th Avenue on the east and 15th Avenue on the west.
A Musical About a Musical(full article)
2/26/10
[title of show] is a musical about a musical that is playing at the Herberger Theater through March 7.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Maggie H. on Sweets & Beats(full article)
2/23/10
Definitely check Sweets & Beats out. It’s a great addition to the downtown area and it’s owned by two wonderful people.
RadiatePHX(full article)
2/18/10
RadiatePHX is a non-traditional networking group that meets once a month to support smart growth in our emerging city. It is intended to be an informal and fun forum for connecting people, ideas and vision.
Third Friday: From Roots to Ridiculous(full article)
2/18/10
Cecilia Sandoval’s “From Roots to Ridiculous” is a bold yet simplistic take on a childhood game that left a lasting impression.
DPJ Yelper of the Week: Megan D. on Los Olivos Hand Car Wash(full article)
2/16/10
So why bother to go to Los Olivos? It’s an independent small business in a sea of Danny’s-type mega-places.
Eating Local, Studying Global(full article)
2/16/10
A familiar face of the local food movement, Natalie Morris, has been given the opportunity of a lifetime: to study at the renowned University of Gastronomic Sciences in Parma, Italy.
Community Building Two Wheels at a Time at Rusty Spoke(full article)
2/15/10
The Rusty Spoke bike co-op is based on a simple idea: Teach people how to fix or build bikes by themselves.
