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Chris Malloy

Chris Malloy

Chris Malloy, former food editor and food critic at Phoenix New Times, has written for various local and national outlets. He has scrubbed pots in a restaurant kitchen, earned graduate credit for a class about cheese, harvested garlic in Le Marche, and rolled pastas like cappellacci stuffed with chicken liver. He writes stories on the food world’s margins.

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First Taste: A Popular Restaurant Chef Opens a Downtown Burger Joint

First Taste: A Popular Restaurant Chef Opens a Downtown Burger Joint

By Chris MalloyOctober 28, 2019

How does Bernie Kantak’s burger counter stack up?

Cafe Review: The Taco King of El Mirage

By Chris MalloyOctober 24, 2019

Some hidden gems are pure spicy diamonds.

Liquid Lowdown: An Arizona Cider Reaching New Heights

By Chris MalloyOctober 23, 2019

A Prescott cider is deeply considering the apple.

The Clay Artist Channeling the Sonoran Desert Into Next-Level Dinner Plates

By Chris MalloyOctober 17, 2019

The sky, flowers, and animals find their way even into shot glasses.

An Epic Night of Arizona Food Goes Down on Saturday, October 19

By Chris MalloyOctober 17, 2019

The past, present, and future of food will be on full display.

An Ambitious Pizzeria With Its Own Farm in Laveen

By Chris MalloyOctober 14, 2019

Figs, garlic, and basil sourced from right down the road at Mimi Forno Italiano.

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The Arizona Taco Festival Was a Whirlwind of Tequila and Tortillas

By Chris MalloyOctober 14, 2019

As advertised, the new venue was bigger and weirder.

Liquid Lowdown: The Electric Revolving Fruit Beers of Tempe’s The Shop

By Chris MalloyOctober 10, 2019

Ever sipped a blueberry pie? A passionfruit lemonade sour?

Cafe Review: The Great Hidden Syrian Bakery of Mesa

Cafe Review: The Great Hidden Syrian Bakery of Mesa

By Chris MalloyOctober 10, 2019

A refugee family from Damascus is making more than stellar breads.

Elegy for a Fruit-Treed Laveen Farm Near South Mountain

Elegy for a Fruit-Treed Laveen Farm Near South Mountain

By Chris MalloyOctober 9, 2019

A plot cultivates rare dates, top-notch produce, and a link to the past.

First Taste: Prep & Pastry, Just Opened, Does a Creative, Top-Notch Brunch

First Taste: Prep & Pastry, Just Opened, Does a Creative, Top-Notch Brunch

By Chris MalloyOctober 8, 2019

Ever crushed green chile French toast?

Where to Find the Best Breakfasts in Greater Phoenix

By Chris MalloyOctober 5, 2019

No more wondering where to eat this morning or this weekend.

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5 Eateries With Dope House-Made Hot Sauce in Metro Phoenix

By Chris MalloyOctober 3, 2019

Yellow or red, habanero or Fresno, these hot sauces are brilliant.

October’s Arizona Taco Festival Is Going to Be Bigger and Weirder

By Chris MalloyOctober 2, 2019

A new location is just the beginning.

Cafe Review: An Old Classic Flies to New Places

Cafe Review: An Old Classic Flies to New Places

By Chris MalloySeptember 26, 2019

An old classic flies to new places.

Liquid Lowdown: Phoenix’s Best Brews an Arizona-Rooted Beer-Wine Hybrid

Liquid Lowdown: Phoenix’s Best Brews an Arizona-Rooted Beer-Wine Hybrid

By Chris MalloySeptember 24, 2019

Is it a beer? Is it a wine!? Try for yourself at Phoenix’s best brewery.

First Taste: Global Comfort Food With New Mexican Roots

By Chris MalloySeptember 24, 2019

Even the margaritas have chiles in them.

5 of the Best Fall Menus for Arizona Restaurant Week

By Chris MalloySeptember 21, 2019

We help you seriously narrow down your list.

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Lovecraft Unites New Mexican Chiles and Craft Beer in North Phoenix

By Chris MalloySeptember 19, 2019

Both booze and peppers seem to come by the ounce.

$10 Lunch: Juicy Gyro and Shawarma Platters in Scottsdale

$10 Lunch: Juicy Gyro and Shawarma Platters in Scottsdale

By Chris MalloySeptember 16, 2019

A casual eatery opens all about spit-carved lamb and chicken.

First Taste: Hot Chicken and Donkey Kong Are the Combo You Need

By Chris MalloySeptember 13, 2019

Hot chicken and Donkey Kong are the combo you need.

A Curious Eater’s Guide to the Ancient and Wild Foods of the Sonoran

A Curious Eater’s Guide to the Ancient and Wild Foods of the Sonoran

By Chris MalloySeptember 12, 2019

The word “desert” conjures a wasteland, but the Sonoran is widely alive, home to more than 250 species of edible plants.

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