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Discover Asian American and Pacific Islander-owned restaurants and businesses in Tempe with this guide, and support local entrepreneurs throughout AAPI Heritage Month and beyond.

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by indulging in authentic cuisine, spirited drinks, delicacies and great specials in Tempe, Arizona.

If you prefer to start your day off immersed in the scene, dining at local gems and sipping espresso or cocktails (or both), you’re going to love mornings in Tempe.

Are you a boba-holic like us? Boba drinks have been all the craze lately and they are popping up left and right in Tempe, so it's the perfect time to indulge in your favorite boba drinks. And just in case you’re wondering what boba is, it's the chewy tapioca balls that first originated in Taiwan. Add them into a milk tea or fruity tea and it's a little slice of heaven.

For fragrant, savory, spicy and delicious Middle Eastern/Mediterranean and Asian food, Tempe's Apache Boulevard is peak foodie heaven. Also known as the "Spice Trail," this lineup of authentic, international culinary adventure along this route is as good as it gets.

Lucky for those who visit or live in Tempe, Arizona, there are plenty of restaurants, bars, and even shopping centers that are dog friendly. Check out our list of our favorites places that welcome our furry friends.

From zesty mimosas to syrup-covered red velvet waffles, Tempe's brunch scene has got you covered. Here are a few of our favorite weekend brunch locations.

Your guide to Tempe's ever-evolving roster of women-owned restaurants and businesses that welcome your patronage.

Add delicious convenience to your next stay in Tempe, Arizona, by booking one of these hotels with noteworthy on-site restaurants.