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I once had to go to Clarendon hotel to see a colleague who had come down to Phoenix and was staying at the mentioned hotel. That was the time I discovered the street and the pleasant vibe it had and this was the only hotel with accommodation that was here. The street is nice and gives you a feeling of home. The W Indian school road is the closest approach if you’re in search of choices with regards to food, accommodation and shopping.

This street runs from N Cave creek to further down the Paradise valley country club. The street booms in activity all day round. Businesses like eateries, groceries etc. begin the day. There is no time the street is empty, locals and travelers can be seen all the time. My favorite place on N Tatum Boulevard was the Islands restaurant, specially the cheese burgers. Orange tree golf resort can be accessed easily from here.

W Warner street is a sub street joining W Broadway. The street is just fine for a stay of a day or too but not otherwise. At least I would prefer making a dwelling at some popular and easily accessible place rather then this. The land is good enough for developing a playground or some kind of sports arena. Commerce, either in form of restaurants and shops is unavailable and people have to look upon S 63rd avenue for the same.

N Galvin parkway runs through the Papago Municipal golf course. The view as you pass through this street is extremely beautiful. I had gone to visit the zoo that is across the street. It is the phoenix zoo having different animals, even huge ones like elephant, hippo can be glanced over here. Orangutan, a species of monkey family also can be seen here. All I can say about the street is that it is in love with nature. Commercial stalls like restaurants and pubs are largely prohibited in this area and you will have to the other streets if you feel hungry.

Many huge buildings and financial establishments are situated on this street. Shopping is also a popular activity carried out here. The street has many important landmark sites. In shopping stores on E Baseline road, you’ll get durable and affordable items. Places for recreation on this street would be golf clubs, music clubs and theatres situated here. Though houses are less in number, most of them that are there have beautifully done lawns and gardens with ample of space outside the house as well as inside too. In fact the house, I was staying as a paying guest was worth admiration.

W Thunderbird road is close to the Thunderbird valley and a main street running in between the Cave creek municipal golf course. Arizona Veterans memorial highway is the closest freeway to the street. This is also a major route that can take you to Arizona state university. Moon valley Country club is a famous golf course near the street. Whenever I’m in Phoenix I make it a point to visit the street specially to taste the delights that are available here. Two of my favorite are Taco bell and KFC, Taco bell especially is the healthiest place I’ve seen; clean surroundings and great food.

W Tonto street is a smaller street joining W Buckeye road. The street is not so popularly known and not often visited. There are hardly any residential areas there. The weather is also hot and I did not find staying there for long very pleasant. The street has some industrial units and hence one can find huge vehicles and carriers on W Tonto street. Fry’s food store is the closest eatery on this street.

W Cocopah street runs between 65th avenue and 63rd drive. Dwelling on this street can be little difficult as it lack needed amenities like food, especially if you’re a weary traveler. You will have to go to other streets neighboring this one for general needs like accommodation and food. The street is quite friendly and if you’re friendly enough than certainly it would pose no problem. The street is covered with small houses with one or two raised a floor above. Every house on W Cocopah Street was at a marginal distance from the main road and had quite a big open space at the front. Best options for food and grocery items are available on Buckeye road or Mohave street.

I had to go to Arizona States University and since I was new on roads of Phoenix, my brother who is working there drove me to my destination through N Scottsdale road. It is more of a highway route with wider roads than usual and you reach faster, there being no hassles due to traffic congestion. On the way you will see long stretches of barren lands with little housing localities in between. Other avenues for purpose of which people take this road are a number of golf courses that are developed in the vicinity of the street. Barcelona grill and Zinc Bistro are among the restaurants that fill the emptiness on this street.

W Mohave street is a pleasant street in Phoenix on which you can step on by taking a right from the S 39th avenue. The street is broad and absent of dense vehicular traffic. Local neighborhood is scanty with a major area covered in open dry lands. The street is divided into small segments and was very confusing to track the actual segment of the street where you’re destination lies. Some areas of the street have huge workshops and manufacturing units. Local businesses here are restaurants among which Domino’s is a popular one.