Longtime Scottsdale Mexican restaurant has closed. Here’s what’s next
After serving Mexican and New Mexican food for 30 years, the restaurant quietly shuttered. A new eatery is in the works.
After serving Mexican and New Mexican food for 30 years, the restaurant quietly shuttered. A new eatery is in the works.
Catch plans to make a splash at Scottsdale Fashion Square later this month. Here’s what to expect.
Following her James Beard Award win, chef Yotaka “Sunny” Martin continues to shine in the nationwide spotlight.
A superb slice of pizza, some standout sushi and more wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in August.
Tratto closed its downtown Phoenix space in August. Now, the upscale Italian eatery is back in its original location.
In June, Little O’s closed for a “full remodel.” A colorful, artist-inspired bar and restaurant will replace it this fall.
The Flagstaff staple opened in uptown in 2023. Soon, a second location will bring its brunch menu to Phoenix diners.
These Valley destinations for sports fans have plenty of screens, beer and snacks to fuel the fun long after halftime.
The dual-concept cocktail destination has served creative sips for over two years and earned a mountain of awards.
“Part timeless American brasserie, part French daydream,” the new eatery joins Scottsdale Fashion Square’s dining options.
“It’s just this DIY mindset,” Ryan Chadwick says of his growing sourdough bagel business.
The Tucson-based Japanese restaurant will replace Trapper’s Sushi Co. this fall.
Two brothers and self-described “architecture nerds” hope to turn a classic midcentury building into a community hub.
Earlier this summer, eight Valley locations of the late-night spot shut down. Now, most are back to serving burritos.
With watch parties, drink deals and game-day eats, these local spots are celebrating the return of Sun Devil football.
From brunch spots to start the day to breweries perfect for an afternoon beer, here’s where to stop on your next trip north.
Hungry for something new downtown? A burger joint, cafe, wine bar and bakery are now open. Four more spots are on the way.
Chef Bernie Kantak’s new sushi and matcha bar wins over neighbors and office workers with on-the-go drinks and rolls.
“With a bigger portfolio, we have the ability to change,” says the head of the breweries’ new company, Zonafide Beverages.
After inspectors reported a seriously unsafe kitchen, the restaurant closed. Then the same owner opened another in its place.
Wonderift is ready for hikers hitting the trail and neighbors in search of locally made bagels and coffee.
Blake Beal and Pashlee Grimmett began roasting coffee as a hobby. This summer, they turned that passion into a new cafe.