Arizona has a diverse and delicious food scene, from traditional Mexican cuisine to craft breweries and coffee shops. If you're a foodie looking to explore the state, there's no better way to do it than with Arizona Shuttle, which offers convenient and comfortable transport to some of the best food destinations. Here's a guide to some of the top places to eat and drink in Arizona that are easily accessible by shuttle.
Mexican Cuisine
When it comes to Mexican food, Arizona is the place to be. From classic Sonoran-style fare to more modern fusion cuisine, there's no shortage of delicious Mexican restaurants to try. Some of the top destinations for Mexican food in the state include:
Barrio Café (Phoenix) - This beloved Phoenix spot serves creative and delicious Mexican dishes with a modern twist, like tacos filled with crispy pork belly and mole sauce.
El Charro Café (Tucson) - Founded in 1922, El Charro Café is the oldest Mexican restaurant in the United States, and it's still going strong today. Be sure to try their famous carne seca, a dried beef dish that's been a favorite for nearly a century.
La Indita (Tucson) - This family-owned restaurant serves up traditional Sonoran-style dishes, like enchiladas with red chili sauce and machaca (dried beef) tacos.
Craft Breweries
Arizona has a booming craft beer scene, with over 120 breweries nationwide. Whether you're a beer fanatic or just looking for a cold one after a day of exploring, there's no shortage of great breweries. Some of the top destinations for craft beer in the state include:
Four Peaks Brewing Co. (Tempe) - Four Peaks is one of Arizona's most famous breweries, known for their flagship Kilt Lifter Scottish-style ale. Their original location in Tempe is a great spot to relax with a pint and some pub food.
Mother Bunch Brewing (Phoenix) - This downtown Phoenix brewery is known for its creative and flavorful beers, like the Orange Blossom Wheat and the Freudian Sip Belgian-style ale.
Wren House Brewing Co. (Phoenix) - Wren House is a family-owned brewery that specializes in small-batch beers with unique flavors. Be sure to try their famous Jomax Oatmeal Stout.
Coffee Shops
Finally, a foodie's guide to Arizona would only be complete with a look at the state's coffee scene. Whether you're a fan of espresso, cold brew, or drip coffee, there's no shortage of great coffee shops to explore. Some of the top destinations for coffee in the state include:
Cartel Coffee Lab (Tempe) - Cartel is a local favorite for its high-quality coffee and laid-back atmosphere. Their original location in Tempe is a great spot to relax and catch up on work or reading.
Press Coffee (Phoenix) - This Phoenix-based chain has several locations and is known for its robust, flavorful coffee and friendly staff.
Peixoto Coffee Roasters (Chandler) - Peixoto is a family-owned coffee shop and roastery that sources its coffee directly from family farms in Brazil. Be sure to try their signature Cortado, a popular espresso-based drink.
With so many great food destinations in Arizona, there's no reason not to hit the road and start eating. And with Arizona Shuttle's convenient and comfortable transport, getting from one destination to another has always been challenging.
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