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    Vovomeena

    1515 N. 7th Ave. #170 Central Phoenix

    602-252-2541

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    This breakfast and brunch restaurant is a refreshing change in the sea of ordinary chain restaurants at Seventh Avenue and McDowell Road. Diners walk up to the counter to order dishes such as Pain Perdu, French toast made of banana bread pudding and topped with whisky caramel, and Tortilla Espanola, a traditional thick Spanish egg-and-potato omelet that looks like a savory slice of cake. If you’re feeling especially ravenous, try the B.M.O.C., a smoked pork chop with a waffle, two eggs, a Portuguese doughnut, and apple-maple syrup. A coffee counter that serves everything from flights of Japanese cold brew to refillable cups of regular Joe. Add a buttermilk pancake or Portuguese doughnut — a small, sweet, cakey concoction sprinkled with powdered sugar — to any order, and thank the breakfast gods for the home-cooked fare.
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    32 SHEA

    10626 N. 32nd St. North Phoenix

    602-867-7432

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    A standalone building in the parking lot of a strip mall on 32nd Street and Shea, the intersection from which the eatery gets its name, this cozy little breakfast, lunch, and dinner spot is the kind of restaurant where you could easily spend hours. There is a drive-thru, a patio (larger than the restaurant), and inside, a small bar, a handful of dark wood tables, and an eclectic mix of music overhead. In addition to killer coffee and cocktails, there’s a small menu of easy and affordable dishes, including a satisfying sandwich called the OMG, featuring prosciutto, mascarpone, and figs, and a light yet wonderfully creamy artichoke and spinach dip. And if you like the hazelnut spread Nutella (and who doesn’t?) owner Rebecca Golden will add it to just about anything.
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    5th Ave. Cafe

    501 W. Thomas Rd. Central Phoenix

    602-274-0963

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  • American Way Market Cafe

    1509 N. Arizona Ave. Chandler

    480-772-1877

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    American Way Market Café may be located inside a suburban antique mall in Chandler, but this is a full-fledged breakfast and lunch café serving excellent smokehouse sandwiches and flatbread pizzas made on baker Jared Allen’s Proof artisan bread, which is also made on-site. The spacious, airy café has a dining room steeped in nostalgia, the space featuring reclaimed wood and brick facades, and outfitted with vintage furniture and soda pop signage. Lunch menu highlights include the smoked turkey sandwich, made on thick-cut sourdough and layered with cheese and moist, flavorful slivers of turkey. The house pulled pork, served on a hefty brioche bun, is succulent and delicious. Flatbread pizzas are thick, doughy and substantial enough to make a meal. Lighter fare includes handcrafted salads and soups. The restaurant also carries an extensive selection of novelty soda pops.
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  • Arizona Kitchen

    300 Wigwam Blvd. Litchfield Park

    623-535-2598

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    This, the ultimate Arizona restaurant, offers a masterful mélange of Native American, Southwestern, and contemporary Californian in a warm territorial setting. The pancetta is great, and the buffalo tenderloin is a tasty treat not just for tourists. Don't let the long drive throw you; this one's worth the trip.
    4 articles
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    Au Petit Four

    7217 E. 4th Ave. Central Scottsdale

    480-946-3834

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    This cafe serves authentic, addictive staples such as croissants, tarts, pain suisse, and éclairs. Real food hits the high marks with delectable baguette sandwiches and salads, including a wondrous niçoise salad.
    6 articles
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    AZ Wine Co.

    2515 N. Scottsdale Rd., #15 North Scottsdale

    480-423-9305

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    You'd never know to look at it, but this unassuming little storefront is home to Arizona's largest wine distributor, where the Valley's most dedicated wine enthusiasts gather to taste and buy more than 2,000 vintages hailing from 13 countries. From economical to extravagant, from old favorites to unconventional finds, AZ Wine Co. has it all-as well as employees happy to help you figure out the best Beaujolais for your palate, and whether you like Burgundy or Blush.
    2 articles

  • The Bagel Man

    5035 E. Elliot Rd. Ahwatukee

    480-705-9999

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  • Bagelfeld's

    2940 E. Thomas Rd. East Phoenix

    602-772-6229

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    Barrio Urbano

    5632 N.Seventh St. Central Phoenix

    602-287-9000

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    The third of five restaurants to carry acclaimed restaurateur Silvana Salcido Esparza’s Barrio brand offers lunch and dinner menus featuring distinctive appetizers and entrées. Quesadilla de Jaiba piles bits of good crab, tangy goat cheese, spicy pico de gallo and a slice of avocado atop fresh corn tortillas. Mula de asada are corn tortillas filled with Oaxaca cheese, bits of grilled steak, black beans, and avocado, seasoned with onion, cilantro, and jojoque crema atop grilled tomatillo salsa verde. Among the few simple entrée choices is the cochinita pibil, which marries marinated pork with chopped red onion and pico de gallo. Enchiladas Urbanas is a signature dish of three cheeses — Oaxaca, Monterey, and chèvre — piled into crepe-like corn tortillas with sautéed spinach and dressed with a snappy crema sauce and toasted pinons.
    15 articles
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    Berdena's

    7051 E. Fifth Ave., Suite I Central Scottsdale

    480-256-1403

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    Berdena's is a cozy specialty coffee shop serving organic and local coffees, pastries, and food (when possible). Think honey lavender latte, cardamom rose, and fresh squeezed orange juice, plus quick breakfast options like cinnamon toast and smashed avocado toast.
    4 articles
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    Bertha's Cafe

    3134 E. Indian School Rd. East Phoenix

    602-955-1022

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    Whether this cute breakfast and lunch café in Phoenix is a dessert shop with an affordable savory side or a casual eatery with a sweet twist is more a question of semantics than of taste. Courtesy of Beth Goldwater (who is married to the grandson of the late five-term Arizona senator and 1964 presidential nominee), Bertha's serves up a tidy, affordable selection of simple and straightforward sandwiches and salads made with fresh ingredients and house made sauces. And thanks to a dessert case packed with homespun indulgences like thick chocolate brownies, decadent peanut butter cookies, and Goldwater's signature cheesecakes (some of the best in the Valley), a sweet ending -- or beginning -- to your meal is just a finger point away. Read our review.
    16 articles

  • Bisbee Breakfast Club Mesa

    2909 S Dobson Rd. Mesa

    520-579-7495

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    Blue Sage

    5350 E. Marriott Dr. North Phoenix

    480-293-5000

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    It's a creation by nationally renowned chef Mark Miller, but don't expect to see him - this is a corporate spin-off that simply hints at his famous Coyote Cafe of Santa Fe. Some dishes are first-rate, like soups and steaks. Others are resort fare fancied up with lots of spice.
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    The Boozy Breakfast

    5450 E. High St. North Phoenix

    480-590-4278

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  • BoSa Donuts

    3722 E. Indian School Rd. East Phoenix

    602-955-5575

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    BoSa Donuts

    1146 E. Main St. Mesa

    480-890-1008

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  • BoSa Donuts

    7444 E. McDowell Rd. South Scottsdale

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    The Bread and Honey House

    4801 E. Indian School Rd. #4 East Phoenix

    602-825-1048

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  • Breadcrafters Bakery & Cafe

    12635 N. Tatum Blvd. North Phoenix

    602-494-4442

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    In the bread business for decades, this Phoenix bakery and cafe hidden in a shopping center near Paradise Valley Mall features specialty breads like rosemary and Valencia sea salt and whole wheat honey nut cranberry as well as sandwich breads, buns, and rolls. Get bread to go or stick around and enjoy a style from a selection of nearly 20 hot and cold gourmet sandwich selections indoors or on the patio.

  • Breakfast Bitch

    222 E Portland St. Central Phoenix

    602-544-7323

    This brunch & breakfast spot was made famous in San Diego, CA. The Roosevelt Row location in Downtown Phoenix is adjacent to The Cambria Hotel. Menu offerings include Philly style steak & eggs, biscuits and gravy, French toast, and more.
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    Breakfast Club

    4400 N Scottsdale Rd. Central Scottsdale

    480-222-2582

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    These upscale breakfast spots are all about options, offering buttermilk pancakes is served with a dusting of powdered sugar and Grade A Amber maple syrup. But when it comes to dessert-style pancakes, Breakfast Club doesn't fool around, offering '60s-era dessert classics — Bananas Foster. Need a more modern stack? Try the lemon and poppyseed with a sweet-cream whip and citrusy white chocolate.
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    Breakfast Club

    4400 N. Scottsdale Rd. Central Scottsdale

    480-222-2582

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    Expect a wait on weekends, even into the early afternoon sometimes. This is Old Town Scottsdale, after all, and the young, sunglasses-and-flip-flops crowd at the Breakfast Club is the very same contingent that keeps local nightlife meccas in business. Clearly, they have good taste, from the looks of the menu, which includes old-fashioned standards alongside some interesting variations on pancakes and eggs Benedict. We usually go for the cinnamon challah French toast or the spicy huevos con masa, washed down with a cup of strong coffee.
    4 articles
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    Breakfast Club

    2 E. Jefferson St. #22-213 Downtown Phoenix

    602-354-7284

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    These upscale breakfast spots are all about options, offering buttermilk pancakes is served with a dusting of powdered sugar and Grade A Amber maple syrup. But when it comes to dessert-style pancakes, Breakfast Club doesn't fool around, offering '60s-era dessert classics — Bananas Foster. Need a more modern stack? Try the lemon and poppyseed with a sweet-cream whip and citrusy white chocolate.
    2 articles
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    Breakfast Club

    2502 E Camelback Rd. North Phoenix

    602-661-3443

    These upscale breakfast spots are all about options, offering buttermilk pancakes is served with a dusting of powdered sugar and Grade A Amber maple syrup. But when it comes to dessert-style pancakes, Breakfast Club doesn't fool around, offering '60s-era dessert classics — Bananas Foster. Need a more modern stack? Try the lemon and poppyseed with a sweet-cream whip and citrusy white chocolate.
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    Breakfast Kitchen Bar

    15301 N. Scottsdale Rd. H133 North Scottsdale

    480-361-6698

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    Breakfast Kitchen Bar has, a brunch spot, is known for items like the shrimp scampi omelet, Philly steak and eggs Benedict, power protein chocolate pancakes, and morning cocktails like the BKB Bloody Mary and Dirty Chai.
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    Brosenbrus Cafe

    922 E. Apache Blvd. Tempe

    480-704-3515

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    Butterfield's Pancake House & Restaurant

    7388 E. Shea Blvd. North Scottsdale

    480-951-6002

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    Butterfield's may look like a typical big-box restaurant, but it's pleasant, airy, and immaculate inside. Small details make it better than average, like extra-strong Boyd's coffee, fresh cream, and just-squeezed orange juice to start things off. The sprawling menu covers all the breakfast standards, but there are also unusual variations, such as portobello benedict with pesto Hollandaise sauce. If you're in the mood for dessert-as-breakfast, the mind-blowing oven-baked apple pancakes, dusted with powdered sugar, are worth the 30-minute wait.
    6 articles
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    Butters Pancakes & Cafe

    14795 N. Northsight Blvd. North Scottsdale

    480-991-0011

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    Everything from the fresh-squeezed orange juice to the fluffy buttermilk pancakes at Butters Pancakes & Cafe never fails to impress. These clean-cut Scottsdale breakfast spots might not look like much from the exterior, but sit down for a meal and you'll be won over by the courteous and quick service and exceptionally well-executed fare. Scrambled eggs come out light as air, hash browns grilled to deliver a perfect crunch, and the pancakes, well, they're some of the best in town. Though the dining room offers a nice enough atmosphere, opt for a seat on the back patio if you can. You'll be happy to linger over your never-empty coffee cup while soaking up some sunshine.
    3 articles
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    Butters Pancakes & Cafe

    8300 N. Hayden Rd. Suite F104 North Scottsdale

    480-629-4333

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    Everything from the fresh-squeezed orange juice to the fluffy buttermilk pancakes at Butters Pancakes & Cafe never fails to impress. These clean-cut Scottsdale breakfast spots might not look like much from the exterior, but sit down for a meal and you'll be won over by the courteous and quick service and exceptionally well-executed fare. Scrambled eggs come out light as air, hash browns grilled to deliver a perfect crunch, and the pancakes, well, they're some of the best in town. Though the dining room offers a nice enough atmosphere, opt for a seat on the back patio if you can. You'll be happy to linger over your never-empty coffee cup while soaking up some sunshine.
    5 articles

  • C3 Kitchen

    15147 N. Scottsdale Rd. North Scottsdale

    480-998-2880

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  • Cafe 8

    5235 E. Southern Ave. Mesa

    480-338-2640

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    Cafe Bebida

    8175 Hillside Dr. #200 Goodyear

    623-248-1224

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    While this isn’t a greasy spoon style breakfast joint, Café Bebida does offer a great atmosphere. The café is located at Estrella Mountain Ranch, surrounded by 20 miles of multiuse trails. Breakfast items include the 3 Cheese Cronnini, a turkey pesto toasti, and a bakery case packed with pastries. Owner Deborah Huyer offers coffee sourced from her family’s farm in Kona, Hawaii, in the form of Nitro cold brew, Americanos, and vanilla chai frappes. Tables and chairs are scattered outside of the café, in full view of the scenery.
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