Que Sazón

A picture of Teeter House at historic Heritage Square.The newly opened Que Sazón is a South American Cuisine & Ceviche Bar, serving delicious tacos, empanadas, tapas, and more.

Hours:
Tuesday – Saturday, 11am-4pm
Closed Sunday

For more information, call Que Sazón at 602.919.2246, or find them on Facebook and Instagram and on the Que Sazón website.

  • Our History: Bouvier-Teeter House

    The Bouvier-Teeter house was built in 1899 by Leon Bouvier, a local cattleman and flour miller. It is a Pyramid Cottage style home, the simplest type of single-family dwelling during the late Victorian period, a style that is a direct predecessor of the bungalow. Bouvier sold the home to Eliza Teeter in 1911 and she, in turn, rented out the property until she moved into it in 1919.

     

    Learn more about this historic building from our Audio Tour.

     

Pizzeria Bianco & Bar Bianco

Pizzeria BiancoPizzeria Bianco comes equipped with a wood burning brick oven, where owner and James Beard award winner Chris Bianco creates pizzas and entrees made with his homemade mozzarella cheese, fresh baked breads and locally grown vegetables.

Bar Bianco at the Thomas House

Hours:
Monday – Saturday, 11am – 9pm
Closed Sunday

For more information call Pizzeria Bianco at 602.258.8300, or go to their website.

  • Our History: Baird Machine Shop

    The Baird Machine Shop was built in 1928 by Kathryn Baird. She and her son, Arthur
    Franklin Baird, opened the machine shop in 1929. Arthur left the business in 1931. Then,
    George W. Wilson continued to operate a machine shop in the building until 1933. Various
    owners continued operating machine shops on the same property until 1941.
    From 1947 until 1964 the building was occupied by various industrial shops. The building
    stood vacant until 1978, when it was purchased by the City of Phoenix.

    Learn more about this historic building from our Audio Tour.

  • Our History: Thomas House

    Built in 1909 for Judge Frank Thomas, this neoclassical style building was moved in 1985 to Block 15 (next to Heritage Square) from the corner of 1st Avenue and Sherman Street to save the structure from demolition.

    Learn more about this house from our Audio Tour.

Stemistry

Teeter Carriage House at Heritage Square

Stemistry is a luxury, build-your-own bouquet bar and coffee lab with a unique and delicious drink menu.

Hours:
Monday – Saturday, 7am-5pm
Closed Sunday

For more information call Stemistry at 480.371.3118, or go to their website.

  • Our History: Teeter Carriage House

    The Teeter carriage house was built in 1899 as the mule barn for the Bouvier-Teeter house. It is typical of the traditional carriage house structure, with vehicle, animal and tack storage below, and a loft for feed above. Detached carriage houses were common before garages and carports became popular.

    Learn more about this carriage house, and the house it was connected to, from our Audio Tour.

Latha

A picture of Silva House at Heritage Square.

Part of the Diaspora Collective, Latha is a restaurant that celebrates the interconnected journey of the foodways and culture of Africa, Brazil, the Caribbean, and the Southern US.

Hours:
Happy Hour:
Wednesday – Friday, 3pm-5pm

Dinner:
Wednesday – Thursday, 5pm-9pm
Friday – Saturday, 5pm-11pm

For more information call Latha at 480.640.6183, or go to their website.

  • Our History: Silva House

    Built in 1900 for A.F.C. Kirchhoff on land he purchased from Flora
    Rosson. The building is a good example of bungalow architecture, with neoclassical revival references. Alejandro Silva, a Glendale rancher and warehouse owner, and his wife, Maria, purchased the house in 1906. Their family owned the home until the 1970s.

    Learn more about this house from our Audio Tour.

Learn about the other historic buildings at Heritage Square by listening to our Audio Tour.