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The largest number of Injun dishes among all US territories is preserved in the Phoenix cuisine. However, this is not surprising, because this is where the largest Native American reservation is located. If you really want to touch Injun cuisine, it will be better to go to Navajo. Of course, there are many restaurants that are owned by Native Americans in Phoenix. But many dishes are cooked a little easier, ignoring the traditional subtleties, counting on visitors because of the large flow of tourists here. However, if you want, you can find places with dishes from all over the world, from European to African. So if culinary experiments are not for you, just look for a familiar cuisine. There are also restaurants with true American cuisine here, like Rusconi's American Kitchen. If you decide to taste something from the local diet, you can start with blue corn. The unusual color was obtained without artificial human intervention in the plant's DNA more than a dozen years ago. So you cannot worry about your health. Blue corn not only looks unusual but also has great taste. Injuns often bake tortillas made from cornmeal. They use them instead of bread. If you go to a reservation, remember that the most favorite way of cooking meat among Native Americans is over an open fire. The Injuns cook absolutely all parts of the carcass this way. So you can taste beef hoof or liver, for example. Be sure to taste the fried rabbit. This is a fairly simple dish. However, it is … Read further

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Shopping and active rest lovers cannot ignore Marriott's Canyon Villas Hotel. Forming a single complex with Desert Ridge Marketplace, it accommodates guests in romantic colonial-style private villas. A chic pool with a waterfall, a barbecue area, and children's play areas are just a few of the hotel's additional amenities. In the center of Phoenix you can find an original design hotel - Phoenix CityScape. … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Shopping fans should pay attention to Brass Armadillo Antique Mall, one of the biggest in the city. Here you can buy great souvenirs, and all ladies will be impressed by a large selection of jewelry. Char's Has the Blues enjoying great popularity among blues fans is perfect for a relaxing break. Gourmets often choose Alice Cooper's Town that, besides its relaxing atmosphere, offers a wide range of specialties. … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Oatmeal, muesli, scrambled eggs or rice porridge are popular for breakfast. An American can eat a Burger as a snack during the day. The locals think this is quite normal. The attitude of local residents to salads is interesting. If the salad is just an addition to the main dish in many parts of the world, it can be eaten separately here. The famous "Caesar" is quite hearty for the role of the only dish for dinner. … Open

Traditions and mentality of Phoenix

Patriotism is not just a phrase in Arizona. Constitution Day, National Flag Day, and Independence Day are always celebrated on a very large scale here. Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine's Day, Christmas, and New Year are also popular with locals. New Year is considered a youth holiday, signifying the end of the winter weekend. Christmas markets are held here in December. You can see the Buffalo Soldiers Festival … Open

Travel guide to Phoenix

Orpheus remains one of the main cultural centers of the city. It is open in a glorious building with a century-old history. The center was thoroughly reconstructed in 1997, so now visitors can see the famous theater in its full splendor. Besides theatre plays, Orpheus regularly hosts various music performances, classical music concerts, and other events. Perhaps, Tovrea Castle is the most beautiful landmark in … Open

Phoenix for children - what to visit

If your child likes to ride a skateboard or roller skates, you can visit Foothills SK8 Court Plaza in Glendale. Local boys also usually spend time here. So the child will be able to communicate with peers. Be sure to visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center Arizona. It will be fun for absolutely everyone here. The child will be able to fly in a special suit in iFLY Indoor Skydiving. Scottsdale Gun Club will appeal to … Open

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