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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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What and Why to Eat at the New Pane Bianco Van Buren

By Chris MalloyJune 12, 2019

Square pizza is just the beginning.

Lightning in the Hand: An Apache Leader Hunts for the Past to Nourish the Future

By Chris MalloyJune 9, 2019

Twila Cassadore rescues old Apache foods on the cusp of extinction.

Little Miss BBQ Just Unleashed a Heady Green Chile Burrito

By Chris MalloyJune 3, 2019

Both locations will serve the new special on Mondays only.

Cafe Review: A Vegetable Wizard Casts New Spells at Singh Meadows

By Chris MalloyMay 30, 2019

At Singh Meadows, Sacha Levine shows (again) how groovy plants can be.

Sonoran Arcana: One of the World’s Best Peppers Is Native to Arizona

By Chris MalloyMay 28, 2019

The only wild chile indigenous to the U.S. packs potent heat and flavor.

First Taste: New Jalisco-Style Spot La Marquesa Specializing in Birria

By Chris MalloyMay 21, 2019

The owners of La Santisima return to their Guadalajara roots.

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Never Had a Drowned Taco? Hit This Family-Run Truck in Mesa

By Chris MalloyMay 13, 2019

These ahogada-style taquitos draw flavor from Guadalajara and El Paso.

Cafe Review: Eat at Hush Public House ASAP

By Chris MalloyMay 9, 2019

Meat offcuts, plant-based remixes, and creativity thrive at this local nook.

$10 Lunch: Homestyle Jamaican Hidden in Plain Sight

By Chris MalloyMay 8, 2019

This place has the most intoxicating non-intoxicating drink in town.

5 Best Spring 2019 Arizona Restaurant Week Menus

5 Best Spring 2019 Arizona Restaurant Week Menus

By Chris MalloyMay 7, 2019

The biannual tradition doesn’t have to suck.

Charleen Badman Scoops 2019 James Beard Award for Best Chef: Southwest

By Chris MalloyMay 6, 2019

A win for Best Chef: Southwest is a win for all of Arizona.

Three Brothers From Saigon Open a Vietnamese Restaurant in Central Phoenix

By Chris MalloyMay 6, 2019

The local pho scene gets fresh texture.

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An Ode to Aguachile, the Ultimate Hot-Weather Food

By Chris MalloyApril 26, 2019

Volcanic raw Mexican seafood beats the heat.

Cafe Review: Seafood in the Desert Levels Up Yet Again at Chula Uptown

By Chris MalloyApril 25, 2019

The cult of Chula Seafood expands to Phoenix.

Sonoran Arcana: The Most Ambitious Beer Project in Arizona

By Chris MalloyApril 23, 2019

We tag along for the best brewery in metro Phoenix’s biggest project.

Mountain Sky Farms: An Elite, One-Man Show Without City Water

By Chris MalloyApril 22, 2019

Mountain Sky has to truck in its own water — to a farm.

First Taste: New Western Chinese in the East Valley Is … Okay

By Chris MalloyApril 18, 2019

The name promises noodles. Does it deliver?

Three Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Greater Phoenix

Three Restaurants to Try This Weekend in Greater Phoenix

By Elizabeth Maria Naranjo and OthersApril 13, 2019

From Vietnamese to Italian to a Spanish steakhouse with a view.

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Cafe Review: Fellow Osteria — From Ramen to Ravioli

Cafe Review: Fellow Osteria — From Ramen to Ravioli

By Chris MalloyApril 11, 2019

Two veterans of new-age Asian go Mediterranean.

Classic Pastas With Jersey Swagger at New Phoenix Food Truck

By Chris MalloyApril 8, 2019

The motto of the east coasters who run the truck: Al Dente or Die.

Brain Freeze: Desert Ice Bar Is a Strange, Wildly Stupid Idea

By Chris MalloyApril 2, 2019

A thoughtless project is about to reopen in metro Phoenix.

Sonoran Arcana: Dates Are the Syrupy Dark Horse of Arizona Agriculture

By Chris MalloyMarch 29, 2019

We talk about the five Cs of Arizona, but maybe we should add a D.

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