Mesa, United States
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Passenger loading areaWheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entrance
If you havent eaten here your missing out just like home cooking it's the closest thing you will ever get to home cooked
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Phoenix is still not much of a commuters or public transit town, i.e. mostly empty cars; use it to your advantage. Time your rides well and choose stations carefully then the entire experience would be clean, safe, and enjoyable. The actual ride isn't bad at all. There are bike hooks for those who might want to go further distances in town with their bikes or hike/bike around the various neighborhoods. It's air-conditioned and 6' apart. Everyone has a mask on.
They have done a good job “cleaning” up the stop especially since closing the public restroom available at the transit station mostly used for questionable activities(which unfortunately also means no restroom for the rest of the commuters as well), and there is plenty of food available in the vicinity but make sure you knowingly plan and time your trip since the Mesa bus routes end relatively early (which is pretty sad for a top 5 major metropolitan area). I used to live in the adjacent neighborhood as well so I’m partial to this stop which can get bustling in the mornings.
Easy to get to, i love all the extra parking here so I can drop off my car and then ride the light rail. I just wish there were more lines in town. But you also have a bus stop near by as well.
First Westbound runs later than Eastbound in the early morning..
Not as sketchy as other stations. It is located across from a Valley Metro bus transit hub making it easy to transfer to a bus or to switch to the Light Rail. Like any transit station be aware of your surroundings and mindful of other transit riders. Watch out for traffic as well as bike riders . At this station you are in downtown Mesa . Close to shop's, restaurants and entertainment .
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