Downtown Phoenix

Several convention centers around the downtown area. The city is not too crowded not other big cities. View- the city offers nice view. High rises are spread out to give you nice city views with mountains in the background. On the street, there are many homeless guys. Noises- you hear more construction noises than the traffics noises. Smell- I smell weeds and urines all over the town. Public transportation- convenient and cheap. If you stay for a few days, highly recommend to buy light rail passes and ride to explore. Restaurants- so many choices and they are all good to excellent. Price per meal per person is around $20-$30. Almost all of them closed between 2-4pm. Highly recommend to ride the light rail up to Mesa/Tempe and explore around.

If you’re questioning whether or not DT PHX is the place for you don’t worry it is! I remember leaving a bar on Roosevelt and then seeing a guy with a taco stand outside. That was so awesome and the price wasn’t too bad as well. The vibe of the pedestrians are pretty nice for the most the part, everyone is kind of on there own type of time. Also it is some nice food spots near with plenty of delicious options. To top it off if you really look around you’re going to see to some awesome street art all through out the area.

I always enjoy exploring the cool street art downtown. @kristileilani on Instagram

Light Rail riding is much easier than traveling in a vehicle, from Mesa to Phoenix, Arizona I do say!

I recently posted a review for El Fogón Taqueria with exactly what was wrong with my order and received a reply as to what was wrong with my order. Do better