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Nikki Buchanan

Phoenix
As seen in: Eater Phoenix, Phoenix Magazine, Substack, Flipboard, AZCentral | The Arizona Republic, NewsBreak, Phoenix New Times, Resy, Arizona Highways
Food lover, food writer, animal lover, book lover and part-time farm girl. Contributor to New Times Chow Bella!
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I Love Black Children & I'm Terrified For Them

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By Nikki Buchanan
| Substack
In my last post, I made mention of the codes and wiring that lie below the surface. Especially as Black people in the West. So many things that seem benign and innocuous are actually manifestations of deeply rooted, thoroughly enmeshed social coding and programming.
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Dining Review: Pinyon

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By Nikki Buchanan
| Phoenix Magazine Verified
This new Modern Mediterranean offering from the Buck & Rider brain trust is more than the sum of its baba ghanoushes. by Nikki Buchanan | Photography by Tim Chow Elevated Mediterranean cuisine, offered in upscale settings at price points to match, has been trending in Phoenix for a couple of years now. Look no further than FLINT by Baltaire, Cala and Théa for proof.
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Sophia's - PHOENIX magazine

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By Nikki Buchanan
| Phoenix Magazine Verified
Besieged by admirers since its debut, this breakfast-lunch oasis in Midtown heroically lives up to the hype. by Nikki Buchanan | Photography by Melissa Valladares When it opened in December, Sophia’s made a tsunami-size splash that never abated, so a word to the wise – arrive at this charming Midtown fast-casual before 11 a.m. or plan to stand in a line of around 20 people that frequently snakes out the door. What’s all the fuss about? For starters, the Mid-Century Modern space is like no other.
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