Best Rated Movie Theaters in Tempe Town Lake

"The Gallery at Tempe Center for the Arts, which includes 3,500 square feet of exhibit space, presents exhibitions that complement artworks with educational materials, artist demonstrations, and community events. The gallery frequently shows works by emerging and established Arizona artists working in diverse mediums, often organized around themes such as pop culture, identity, or water. Exhibits include opportunities to meet artists, watch artists work, and engage in related hands-on activities."

"Families will enjoy a show with Childsplay at the Tempe Center for the Arts. These kids’ shows are perfect for young kids and often include a Q&A with the performers after the show. Check the theater’s schedule in advance to see if there is a kids’ show happening during your family vacation."

"This theatre prides itself on providing children and adults the opportunity to learn and grow as actors in a creative and inclusive environment. They primarily cast local talent and give workshops and lessons in all aspects of the theatre arts including directing and choreography. There are eight adult productions each year and another five shows for children ages 3 to 19."

"Celebrity Theatre, one of Phoenix’s most enduring venues, opened its doors in 1963. The building started as a multi-purpose center and concert venue in the winter. The 2650-seat theater has a revolving stage that allows guests to always have the best seat in the house."

"Arizona Federal Theatre is a 5,000 seat entertainment venue located in the heart of downtown Phoenix, home to concerts and comedy performances as well as theatre and family friendly shows."

"Arizona’s only locally-owned and operated, dine-in movie theatre!. An extraordinary restaurant menu, impressively created full bar featuring Arizona craft beers, and overwhelmingly comfortable recliners are yours to enjoy while experiencing state-of-the-art projection and 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound!. Talking Stick Entertainment District 9090 E."

"The Herberger Theater Center is a premier performing arts center that serves as an advocate and cultivator of the arts."

"With 12+ locations spread across the Phoenix valley, Crumbl Cookies is one of Arizona’s most popular cookie shops featuring a weekly rotating menu of delectably delicious cookies including 4 different “specialty flavors” to taste and enjoy. *All locations open daily at 8:00am & are closed on Sundays. If you’re in the mood for cookies AND ice cream be sure to try out “Crumbl’s Cream” which comes in half-pints of vanilla, hot chocolate, sea salt toffee, and peanut butter toffee, inspired by their cookie recipes."

"Bringing retro 70’s California/Hawaii vibes to the Arizona Desert, the Original Breakfast House is a classic American diner offering a huge menu filled with all the classic foods we all know and love. Open for breakfast and lunch some of the favorite items include deep-fried French toast, fluffy egg omelets, chicken fried chicken, Hawaiian fried rice, spam & eggs, locally baked breads, homemade jelly & pop tarts, mango salsa, Costan Rican coffee, and freshly squeezed orange juice, among other things. *Open daily 6:30am-2:00pm, cash only (ATM on-site)"

"32nd St. in Paradise Valley, the cafe is the most popular breakfast and brunch restaurant in Phoenix, boasting 4.5 stars out of 1,432 reviews on Yelp. According to its website, it was named the best spot for breakfast in Arizona by the "Arizona Republic." It serves optiosn like egg dishes, omelettes, pancakes, french toast, waffles, crepes, fried chicken and Mexican-style morning fare. Once morning is over, there are burgers, sandwiches, salads and tacos available on the menu."

"Extra Crispy recently named Original Breakfast House the best breakfast destination in Arizona. While I’m loathe to deal in such absolutes (there’s some mighty fine company here), there’s no denying this is among the Valley’s best. Excellent pancakes meet deep-fried French toast, and pastries hit the mark."

"At the El Capri nightclub in Phoenix, you should go for the shows and stay for the dancing!. The nightclub, which is only open Friday to Sunday, puts on regular rocking and rollicking performances by Latino bands and artists that will have you swinging on the dance floor in no time!. Dance to the various Latin-American tunes churned out by professional DJs and then head on over to the full bar that serves superb tequila and cocktails, and has an excellent collection of Mexican beers too."

"Snooze an AM Eatery focuses on serving delicious breakfast dishes and helping the community. The restaurant remains active in local neighborhoods and uses sustainable business practices. In Scottsdale, customers find a menu with traditional items and in-house treats."

"If you snooze too long and get there late, expect a wait or no table at all. This place fills up right away and a wait is expected here. The reason is, once you come here once, you’ll have to return."

"Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center rescues and rehabilitates injured wildlife and releases them back into the wild, and it provides a sanctuary for orphaned animals native to Arizona. The center also provides education on the importance of nature and wildlife, as well as the role they play in our world. The center is home to a range of animals, including black bears, bobcats, coyotes, jaguars, mountain lions, Mexican grey wolves, and porcupines, among others."

"Perfect for: Travelers of all ages with an interest in wildlife. Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center (SWCC) is a non-profit organization that rescues wild, orphaned, injured, or homeless animals. They also provide proper medication and shelter to rehabilitate them effectively."