February food and drinks events happening around metro Phoenix
Fill your plate and your cup at these delicious Valley events, including the launch of a new food hall, Arizona Beer Week and Taco Wars.
Fill your plate and your cup at these delicious Valley events, including the launch of a new food hall, Arizona Beer Week and Taco Wars.
After a highly anticipated return, the pizzeria has served its last pies.
Corianne Nelson wants to make the world of natural wine less intimidating through her colorful bottle shop.
Satisfying soups and low-ABV cocktails stood out among the crowd this month.
Former Noodle Bar owner, chef Marco Di Santo, joined the team at Hidden Track Bottle Shop.
The McCormick Ranch resort and spa unveils new spots to eat and drink, from a healthy cafe to a moody speakeasy.
Local students and chefs compete to serve the best school breakfast, lunch and snacks at a unique culinary event this weekend.
Valley chefs Christopher Gross, Vincent Guerithault and more came together to serve lunch at St. Vincent de Paul in downtown Phoenix.
Hugo’s Cantina is now open in the former Sin Muerte space near Roosevelt Row.
The Austin-born Japanese restaurant promises a sushi bar experience at every table.
City dismisses allegations that a board was swayed by “undue political influence” when it rejected controversial tacos and tequila spot.
From the team behind Elliott’s Steakhouse and The Brickyard, Maple House is now open in Chandler. Here’s what to expect.
Reservations are open at the Sam Fox restaurant opening on the rooftop of the luxury hotel.
New breweries, beer festivals and special releases are on tap for 2024.
The Valley’s dining scene is growing and evolving. Here’s what restaurant and bar pros expect to see in 2024.
At The Starving Artist, expect an emphasis on cocktails and global cuisine.
Hold off on the New Year’s resolutions and attend these delicious events happening around the Valley.
Phoenix restaurants including a classic steakhouse and a new taco shop served the most memorable bites and sips of the month.
The new spot, named Cielo Rojo, will explore “mainland Mexican” cuisine.
Around the Valley, exceptional eateries have opened throughout the year. Here are the top 10.
Meet the Scottsdale couple turning a passion for local flavors into exceptional shortbread cookies.
Teddy’s Preserve offered cocktails in a lounge above Rough Rider. Now, the space is starting a “new chapter.”