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24th St. & Camelback Road Phoenix, AZ 85016

602-955-8400

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Best Free Outdoor Movies
Award Winner 2009

Hours: Sun 12pm-6pm, Mon-Sat 10am-8pm

Price: $$$
Features: Wheelchair Accessible

Parking: Garage, Valet

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2009 | Best Free Outdoor Movies

One of the reasons we make this place home is the fact that we can be outside at night in November and not freeze our butts off. Not only that -- we can watch movies under the stars! Biltmore Fashion Park has a complimentary film series, which runs from October through December. Featuring classic titles and holiday favorites, the series is free and open to the public. All films are screened on Friday evenings at 7:30. Grab a blanket or some lawn chairs, pop some popcorn, and get there... More »
2008 | Best Tunnel

It used to be that our hands-down favorite tunnel was I-10's four-lane passageway under Margaret T. Hance Park, until our friends at Westcor built the one under Camelback Road, just east of 24th Street. Sure, they did it primarily to lure office workers from the Esplanade directly across the street for lunchtime shopping and dining at the Biltmore, but we don't care. There's a pretty terrazzo mosaic down there that we could stare at for hours, and we love how "big city" it feels to go... More »
2005 | BEST BLOOM

Sometimes, the whole mall scene in the Valley gets depressing, with the search for originality. Let's face it: That platter you got at Pottery Barn might be super-cute, but it's sitting on the Crate & Barrel dining room table of several thousand other super-cute shoppers. That's why we love Haus. When the owners moved from the street to the mall last year, we were deeply suspicious. But a recent trip thrilled us -- Haus is better than ever, Jonathan Adler's designs firmly in place, and even... More »
2005 | BEST PLACE TO BUY KIDS' CLOTHES

We were so happy to see This Little Piggy come home to the Biltmore, where it belongs, rather than tucked away at the Borgata in Scottsdale -- a place we always, frankly, forget is there. Piggy's new (old) location is sweet, with two huge rooms packed with toys and kid accessories. But our favorite part of this Santa Barbara-based children's boutique is the clothing. You can find unique items (like a batiked tee, a takeoff on Hello Kitty with a familiar cat and the saying, "Hello Gorgeous")... More »

High School Fidelity

By Becky Bartkowski | Thu, April 05, 2012

In the canon of teenage girl flicks, we’d say there are two seminal cinematic experiences. There’s Tina Fey’s Mean Girls. And there’s its predecessor: Amy Heckerling’s Clueless. Copies of both sit on our movie shelves. And both have spun around in... More »
Premium Olive Oil Shop Now Open at Biltmore Fashion Park

By Laura Hahnefeld | Wed, March 7, 2012

Calling itself, "the premium olive oil experience," Oliv, a new boutique and tasting room featuring over sixty flavors of olive oils and balsamic vinegars, is now open at the Biltmore Fashion Park. ... More »
John Wind Brings His Vintage-Style Jewelry to Biltmore Fashion Park

By Becky Bartkowski | Wed, November 16, 2011

There's a good chance that, even if you aren't sure who jewelry designer John Wind is, you've seen his work.Girly and vintage-inspired pieces from the Philadelphia-based accessory artist have been fea... More »
The 5th Annual Taste of the Biltmore and Sweet Potato Cakes in Today's Eater's Digest

By Shannon Armour | Tue, October 4, 2011

Hungry for your early morning serving of food news, with no preservatives or additives? Taste the Biltmore How does the Biltmore neighborhood taste? Pretty damn good if you ask us. Find out for... More »
Biltmore Offering After-Dark Dinner Deals Through July 31

By Wynter Holden | Tue, July 19, 2011

We're thrilled that Arizona now has two Restaurant Weeks -- one during the spring season and another in fall. But it kind of sucks that you have to wait around for months just to partake in the event'... More »
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phoenixnewtimesbestof | Phoenix, AZ | 315 Reviews

| Wed, May 6, 2009

It used to be that our hands-down favorite tunnel was I-10's four-lane passageway under Margaret T. Hance Park, until our friends at Westcor built the one under Camelback Road, just east of 24th Street. Sure, they did it primarily to lure office workers from the Esplanade directly across the street for lunchtime shopping and dining at the Biltmore, but we don't care. There's a pretty terrazzo mosaic down there that we could stare at for hours, and we love how "big city" it feels to go briefly underground, only to emerge at the other end at a shopping mall. The Camelback Tunnel (well, that's what we call it, anyway) is a great place for eavesdropping, and most nights there's a guy down there who plays keyboard and sings songs he wrote for himself in a private, one-man cabaret. When we tire of playing Subterranean City Dweller, we head north and, within seconds, arrive at the Biltmore, where we pig out on H�agen-Dazs and browse Borders Books, feeling ever so slightly more urbane because we've gotten there from someplace underground � someplace pretty and nicely lit and there expressly for our enjoyment and convenience.