Parking & getting here
We're easy to reach: free curb parking a block away, meters out front, and the light rail six minutes' walk down Roosevelt. Here's the practical version.
Where we are
214 E Roosevelt St #1 — the monOrchid building, on Roosevelt between 2nd and 3rd Street. Look for the RIP mural and the Pedal Haus / Sake Haus signs; our door is in the same building.
Parking
Downtown Phoenix parking is a mix of free curb, metered curb and paid lots. Here's how we'd do it.
Free curb parking — Portland St
E Portland St, one block north of Roosevelt
The street parallel to Roosevelt just north of us has free curb parking. Park there, walk south one block down 2nd or 3rd Street, and you're at our door. Always check the posted signs before you leave the car.
Metered curb parking
Roosevelt St and the numbered streets
The spaces on Roosevelt and on 2nd and 3rd Street are metered. Pay at the meter or kiosk, and check it for enforcement hours and time limits.
Paid lots & garages
Around Roosevelt Row and south toward the Convention Center
Surface lots on the surrounding blocks take cards or an app. On Suns and Diamondbacks nights the nearby lots go to event pricing — park up here on the Row and walk down instead.
Light rail
Roosevelt/Central Ave station
Central Ave, just north of Roosevelt St
Get off at Roosevelt/Central — the "Arts District" stop — and walk east along Roosevelt for about six minutes; we're past 2nd Street. Coming from Tempe or Mesa on the A Line, change to the B Line at the Downtown Hub.
Valley Metro →Downtown Hub
Central Ave & Washington St
Where the A Line (east–west through Tempe and Mesa) and the B Line (north–south along Central) meet. The Convention Center, arena and ballpark are a short walk from here.
Rideshare & drop-off
Set the pin to 214 E Roosevelt St
Have the driver drop you on Roosevelt at 2nd Street. From the airport it's about 15 minutes; from the ballpark or arena about five.
Hours: Mon–Fri 12–8 · Sat 10–8 · Sun 12–6. On big downtown event nights, give yourself a few extra minutes — the streets south of us fill up, but the Row usually stays easy.