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E Lincoln street is a small street that runs parallel to E Grant street. Though small the street is not less vibrant and happening. To begin with there are many avenues of shopping and dining. The Marriott Inn is a nice place for perfect accommodation. They offer good service as well as great food. There are also some local stores dealing with electronics, clothing and accessories. The famous Hard Rock Café store is situated here.

I remember the street only because once my friend had taken me to the Peter Piper Pizza. The Cheese pepperoni pizza was just delicious. If I ever get a chance to go back this restaurant is sure to be my first stop. The avenue also hosts some of nice shopping stops where you can buy some great and cool stuff at stores here. There are also clubs, café’s and hotels, both the high end ones and cheaper, movie theater etc.

W grant street runs between S 25th avenue and E Grant street. The Grant park is situated at the intersection of W Grant street with S 2nd avenue. The street has many restaurants like ‘Acme ice cream events’, ‘City bakery etc. each offering its own specialties. Most of the eateries here consist of ice cream parlors and other milk products. I was actually looking for a nice sea food type but was unable to find one.You can also get an access to the Phoenix art museum from this street.

The street is covered densely with local houses and small businesses. The people here are very helpful and cheerful. One of the establishments on E Monroe street, hosts a center for performing arts while in some there are small offices, stores and theaters. There is a restaurant called Mercy’s Mexican food. It is one place which both, its service and food is absolutely delightful.

Accommodation is readily available on this street as there are many hotels and small resorts and is absolutely not a big issue. Well known places over here are St. Luke’s hospital, APS building, Glass structure etc. Other places of visit are Heritage Square park, Verde park etc. The Maricopa medical center is also close to this street. My stay at ‘Spinners’ was awesome. The street equally offers a pleasant vibe to visitors.

W Adams street originates somewhere close to the Black Canyon highway near the 28th avenue. Wide roads are common to all the streets but the locality here was very interesting. Every house here had lovely gardens which I felt the other streets lacked in. Arizona state land department and Orpheum theatre are the well known buildings on this street. ‘La Mesa Pit Barbeque & smoke’ and ‘Paradise bakery’ are best places to fill you bellies.

US Airways center is a major attraction of this street. I happened to be there with a friend of mine who took me for a basketball match. Chase Field was the next thing she took me to. It is also another sports arena, especially baseball of which I got a view only from the outside. Buildings on this street range from skyscrapers to small homes and apartments. At the intersection of this particular street with !5th street, there is the Eastlake park, which I liked the most. A nice shady side of Jefferson street is this. Nice pathways are made for people to walk among the lush green surroundings covered with dwarfed trees and grass. We had scoops of delicious flavors at Desert Ice enterprises near Chase field.

The street in particular is a major road in Phoenix and interconnects many other smaller one there. The best thing about driving on streets in Arizona is that they are four to five lane and some even more, hence avoiding congestion and traffic. Your drive becomes hassle free and time saving. The street in parallel with E Jefferson street crosses the Papago freeway. There are some luxurious hotels offering comfortable accommodation and good food. Other then hotels there are also local pubs, eateries and stores. Bar Smith is a restaurant and pub booming with customers.

W Pima street is only a short drive away from the S Black Canyon freeway. The environment here is not so pleasant. It is more kind of an open space with scanty population. But still on the major part of the street intersecting with some of the main streets in Phoenix, there are quite a number of places of public interest that can be accessed from W Pima street. Some of them are, Alkire Park and Harmon park, which are of local interest. Near the Harmon Park there is the Phoenix Memorial hospital, an important building over here.

There are two sections for Roosevelt street mainly the west and east. It is one among the streets that link Black Canyon highway and Papago highway. I am writing about the western section of this street. The street begins at 19th street and is called as E Roosevelt street further down. The street is nice and cool without ant noise pollution which usually city streets have in common. Accommodation over here is available at quite reasonable cost with respective pleasure and comfort. The common places for public visit here are coffee shops, general stores and restaurants. Numero Uno Pizza here offers some of the bestest pizzas.