Glosiers In Phoenix

Glosier Arrival Day

[ Google Review ] A pool on a balcony roof with a nice lounge.. workout room.. shopping, food, drinks are all in walking distance.. this is prime location to be downtown. Friendly staff and exceptional food for the masses. Newly decorated lobby makes this an eye catching place to be.

If you are awake and want to do something the night you arrive. no reservations needed, open late, cute af

lunch

10:30 Brunch reservation

[ Google Review ] Great bartenders, awesome outdoor seating, good beer selection! What more can you ask for? The people watching here is superb. Really enjoyed the afternoon having a couple tasty beers.

[ Google Review ] The best bar on Roosevelt Row (or possibly Phoenix!). They always have the best selection of beer on tap and in cans/bottles. And an awesome selection of wine (Jason can help you find a wine you like!). The vibe is always really chill. The bartenders know their stuff. Love this place.

6PM reservations via yelp. Holding card. Will charge $25 if no show so be sure to cancel! [ Google Review ] Awesome service! Nicole at the reception was so kind and welcoming. Great hostess and so grateful for how she helped us manage our luggage too! Matt was our server and was so amazing. Food was delicious and drinks were great. Meals shared Steak and schnitzel delicious , appetizer mussels and artichoke/potatoes (wish there were more artichoke) was so good. Matt’s service was flawless, swift and courteous!!

8pm resy via Tock. Paid $32 applied to the bill Music + Drinks + Late Night

10am, $10

Voted best brunch. Has a Yelp wait list that opens at 8am. Set alarm.

afternoon drinks beer, wine, + charcuterie boards

LDV wine club pick up party (we're members) they haven't sent out details yet. Will update when they do.

7:30pm resy on open table. Standard table A cute local chain.

Brunch Option, no reservations

Brunch Option (no reservation)

Lunch option

1PM tickets (per Sarah) “In a New Light”: Wright & Chihuly During Chihuly in the Desert, our signature experience is the “In A New Light” guided tour. During this guided visit, you will see Taliesin West come alive with the addition of artworks by Dale Chihuly, and learn how similar these two artists are. You’ll visit many of Taliesin West’s iconic spaces and you’ll see all of the Chihuly artworks. This is the ultimate experience at Taliesin West, and the most in-depth tour we offer. We even offer an evening version of this tour, allowing visitors to experience the art and our campus by spotlight and starlight. Daytime: 90-minute walking tour, indoors and outdoors $49 adults

Cute outdoor shopping center and walking around Good wine bar too (see other salved event)

Cute wine shop in Scottsdale Quarter if we walk around there

Option for Pool Time (if weather is good) or Pool Time at your hotel (our spa is broken and I think you all should have a nice one)

7pm reservation (but we don't have to use it, just an option!)

New place, haven't been here yet but it looks really cool. See review below. Maybe just hang out and pool? _______________ [ Google Review ] Very fun place to hangout with friends and enjoy a night out in downtown Phoenix. I liked how you can reserve a pool table for an hour and not have to worry about others coming up to you and asking who has next game. The only downside was the bowling. We payed 60$ to reserve the lane for an hour and at the end of the night it was an extra 30$ so in total we payed 90$ to bowl for just ONE HOUR between 6 people. Absolutely ridiculous for only getting 1.5 games in. Also our lane was under maintenance for about 20-30 minutes during the one hour session so we truly only got about 30-40 minutes of bowling in. They should change their bowling prices from per hour to per game (within that hour) in case their lanes stop working. I will never bowl here again but I will come back for the atmosphere as well as the drinks.

Morning Glory Cafe at The Farm Morning Glory Cafe (602) 276-8804 https://goo.gl/maps/mycS67q7H4anbZvz6

Hole-In-The-Rock easy hike + park exploration Trailhead: 625 N. Galvin Parkway, Phoenix, parking lot directing you to the formation. If parking is unavailable, there are plenty of other parking lots within easy walking distance. [ Google Review ] Absolutely phenomenal views at sunrise and sunset and even if you don’t want to do the very short easy hike to the hole in the rock, the well-maintained flat trails are perfect for an easy walk with amazing desert views. Would highly recommend for a time-limited outing with a ton of bang for your buck. Also so easy even a baby or elderly person could walk all these trails and even go up to the hole in the rock.

[ Google Review ] I’m not sure what everyone sees in this course. I thought it was dreadful. The desert can be a beautiful place but this course doesn’t highlight that at all. It looks like the place was bulldozed. Some of the tees are nice with some cute maps but overall the place is a mess. I wish someone would take some interest in the upkeep. It has some promise but I won’t be coming back.

TBD location. Let's discuss.

Our hot tub has been broken for ages. Maybe we hot tub at your hotel this night post game???

This place is hard to get into on a weekend, but the food + coffee is so good. Let's go here pre-hike or other activity.

This is a museum I really like but you didn't have on your list. Closed Mon + Tues The restaurant is good and in the sculpture garden, sooooooooo glass o wine then walk around? [ Google Review ] This museum has been a favorite of mine for over a decade now. People might be shocked to realize that there are thousands of art pieces on display right here in Phoenix. I love the variety of older paintings (even Monet and Picasso) and modern, unique exhibits. From legendary race cars to paper fashion - they have a solid rotation of art and design on display throughout the year. If you’re a local, I highly recommend becoming a member - I finally did and it’s already almost paid for itself with the number of times I’ve been back this past year. Pro tip: Be sure to walk up the stairs to the left of the gift shop to see the older European paintings and incredible collection of American & Indigenous paintings on display (my favorite part). And don’t forget to check out the Asian art tucked back by the restaurant. The Palette restaurant is also a great way to start a visit there - have a glass of wine, brunch, and then walk around the museum. You won’t be disappointed!

[ Google Review ] This was a great museum on American Indian heritage. There are lots of very good exhibits and fine art. $23 was the cost. Very well laid out with different areas. I loved the George Catlin 🎨 work from the mid-1800s. This was some of the first Western art done.

If we are local (pool day) then here for lunch + beer garden

Really good mix drinks + some beer good vibe, cozy irish pub Snacky poos

Large beer + wine selection games galore

7PM resy via open table [ Google Review ] Wren & Wolf is a great new spot downtown that is an absolute must try! Very unique decor and ambiance. I love their steaks cooked and served in cast iron!! Normally I wouldn't even mention the bread in a review, but their bread service with bone marrow was an amazing way to kick off the meal and certainly worth the mention. Very good quality food, prepped to perfection and amazing flavors that all complimented each other earn a solid 5 stars.

[ Google Review ] Brussels and braised beef were excellent. Spinach mushroom salad tremendous. Some differing opinions on the entrees. Excellent burger but overpriced with good fries. No ranch available for fries but ketchup. My wife and I split the chicken and dumplings I thought it was very good but she didn't care for it. I think she didn't like The dumpling portion but I thought it was actually pretty good. The drinks were actually a really good too.

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