Arcadia restaurant and bar Santo and Pecado to close. Here’s what’s next
The restaurant will serve its modern Mexican menu for a few more weeks. After that, “we’ll see what happens,” the chef says.
The restaurant will serve its modern Mexican menu for a few more weeks. After that, “we’ll see what happens,” the chef says.
Chef Lawrence “LT” Smith is the latest local to appear on TV. Watch him tackle the competition in “24 in 24.”
The World Beer Cup is known as the “Olympics of beer competitions.” This year, five Arizona breweries earned top honors.
Handmade pasta, refreshing cocktails and a triple-stacked burger wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in April.
Known for her wine bar and coffee shop, the Chic Chef makes her Food Network debut. Tune in to watch her cook on “Triple G.”
As the South Phoenix eatery undergoes repairs, the Madrigal family “felt it was time to open something in the meantime.”
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“We’re really focused on bringing the best of class,” the developer says of the local and imported restaurants coming to PV.
The fried chicken and biscuit joint has secured two Valley spots, with plans to open its first Arizona restaurant this year.
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Brewery owners gathered with Gov. Katie Hobbs and Rep. Greg Stanton in Tempe to discuss how tariffs hurt local businesses.
The shop sells traditional Icelandic skyr, pronounced like skier, in bowls, smoothies and other treats.
After nearly nine years in Phoenix, “it comes to an end,” chef and co-founder Richard Hinojosa shared on social media.
The popular sourdough bakery is a staple at local farmers markets. Soon, two new locations will open in the Valley.
Sofiia Terebova and her son moved to the U.S. amid the war with Russia. Her family’s Easter bread offers a taste of home.
The hotly anticipated fast-casual restaurant from James Beard Award-winning baker Don Guerra opens Thursday.
“Over time, all this stuff has changed,” says one long-time Taco Bell fan, “but this stayed the same.”
“Without knowing what Trump does on a daily basis, we would rather plan for the worst,” says Tequila Corrido’s president.
When Coachella organizers reached out to Lovebite, it didn’t seem real. But the cute dumpling briefcases are headed to Indio.
Customers have a few weeks left to snag a slice of Tammie Coe’s creative pizzas as the chef teases, “I’m not done yet.”