Zinburger is a new Fox Restaurant concept located at the Biltmore Fashion Park right next to another Fox restaurant, True Foods.
You may remember Fox Restaurants from other restaurants like Sauce and Olive & Ivy.
The food at Zinburger is, well, burgers. And boy are they good. However, at around $10 a burger, they are a little expensive, but considering Zinburger’s locale, not bad.
Lenny’s Burger has been an Arizona staple since 1984, providing people with delicious burgers and other diner-esque foods.
Now it is widely popular and has three locations at 2825 N. Central Ave, the Southeast corner of Central and Thomas, 2545 W. Glendale, the south side of Glendale, just west of I-17 and 10635 N. 59th Ave. or 59th Avenue and Peoria.
The inside of Lenny’s is a fun throwback to the 50s, and is an enjoyable place to have a meal.
In the near future the student body will find something different on campus; something small, but nonetheless important.
Brophy and Michaels plan to completely eliminate the use of Styrofoam cups in exchange for new, recyclable cups in an effort to become more sustainable; a change that should occur by the inception of this year’s Summit, Feb. 22.
Mi Patio is a Mexican restaurant located on the southeast corner of Osborn and 7th Avenue.
It provides pretty good food for a fairly reasonable price.
The decor inside of Mi Patio leaves much to be desired. It is annoyingly “Mexi-Kitch.” What I mean by this is that the walls are painted to look like cracked adobe and the ceiling is covered in fake, hanging tropical birds, some wearing sombreros.
China Chili is a fairly popular Chinese restaurant located on 3rd Street, just south of Osborn.
China Chili offers a very large menu, with lots of good choices.
With a menu the size of China Chili’s you can get a lot of overlap; however, it seems that everything meshes well together.
Since school resumed a couple months ago, vending machines around campus have gone through some major changes.
It started with simple pieces of paper that had been taped to the machines stating that the machine was “out of order.”
While some students did not take notice of this change, other frequent purchasers began to grow a bit worried.
It’s more than 100 degrees outside as I wait in the seemingly endless Brophy lunch line, for a soda.
I can’t help but think that this took less time and money the previous year.
This year regular soda was removed from the campus vending machines in favor of more healthy options.
Driving down 7th street just south of Thomas road, it is hard to miss America’s Taco Shop, residing in an old yellow and “Sedona” red house, boldly proclaiming “the Greatest Carne Asada in the Valley.”
This proclamation is not in vain.