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What s new in downtown Phoenix: Restaurants, bars, stores
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Downtown Phoenix s vibrant food and drink scene has gotten a boost in new offerings in recent months, from fruity, colorful cocktails that will quench your thirst in these 100-degree days to by-the-slice homemade bagels and pizza for any homesick New Yorkers.
Two well-known Phoenix restaurants have also joined Phoenix Suns Arena and Chase Field with new menus.
On May 13, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said fully vaccinated people can dine indoors and go to bars. A person is considered fully vaccinated two weeks after getting the second Pfizer or Moderna shot or two weeks after the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Businesses may still require patrons to wear masks.
“The beauty of the world is how different the cultures are, and how similar, too,” says Chef Claudio Urciuoli. “You ask, ‘How do you cook fish in Thailand, and how do you cook fish in a small island off of Sicily? You find out that the spices are different because of what grows in each place, and the cultures are different because of how they think and act. But you find out what’s the same: the enjoyment of the fish.”
Local fans of Urciuoli’s Pa’La Wood Fire Cooking, an out-of-the-box success when it opened in a 24th Street bungalow in 2018, have lately been finding that same “enjoyment of the fish” at Pa’La’s new downtown location. The 6,000-square-foot space at Second and Washington streets, one among the chain of TPQ Foods in the Valley, is open-roofed and features a bar and large-ish lounge.