Café Cultura’s black menu board on a patterned terracotta tile wall above the counter.

Our Team’s Favorite Local Arizona Spots for Spring

Stephen Caniglia
February 27, 2024

When you notice that distinctive aroma of the blooming Central Phoenix citrus trees, or see the vibrant green leaves coming to life on the trees along the historic Central Ave Murphy Bridle Path, you know it is Springtime again in the Valley.

Whether you’re out enjoying our plethora of golf courses around the Valley, a Spring training baseball game, or heading up to Flagstaff for some Spring skiing, this is an amazing time of year to get out and about in our community.

Here are some of our current favorite local spots to stop by and enjoy around our neighborhoods this Spring:

Local Coffee Spot:

Cafecito at Otro Cafe (@otrocafephx)

Cafe interior with colorful owl artwork, wooden tables, and yellow chairs.

Breakfast Spot:

Toasted Owl (@toastedowlcafe)

CHURN sign glowing above a brick storefront at night.

Sweet Treat Spot:

Churn (@churnicecream)

Quiet road beneath golden autumn trees, with fallen leaves along the sidewalk.

Place to Take Your Pooch:

Bridle Path

Restaurant table set with blue and amber glasses between dark leather chairs by a sunlit window.

Dinner Date:

Copper and Sage (@Copperandsageaz)

Restaurant bar with polished counter, candlelit place settings, and ROKA menus.

Hidden Gem:

The Cellar Bar at the Rokerij (@rojerij_phx)

Sonoran Desert trail winds through saguaro cacti beneath rocky mountains.

QR code for Dragonfly Trail from The Caniglia Group

Outdoor Adventure This Spring:

Dragonfly Trail

A sandy neighborhood bridle path beneath mature shade trees beside green lawns in North Central Phoenix.

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Ivory masonry home with a terracotta porch roof, oak entry door, brick steps and a desert willow beside the porch.

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Stone terrace and desert planting beside a limestone home with a wood overhang and closed bronze-framed glass doors.

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Sunlit brick ranch home with an oak front door, ivory window trim and a brick walkway crossing a green lawn beneath a mature pecan tree.

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Brick home entry with an olive door, steel-framed window glowing warmly, and a citrus tree beside the walkway.

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Single-story desert-modern home glowing behind glass walls, with a reflecting pool, paved courtyard, and agave plants.

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