A kitchen fire closed the restaurant last year. Now, The Mexicano is ready to move back into its Cactus Road home.

These Valley bars and restaurants are raising money and collecting donations to help those impacted by the Los Angeles fires.

After filling up on delicious pierogi by the dozen, make sure to stop by the market next door for homemade shortbread.

The Grand Avenue spot has served pizza for just over two years. Here’s how to get a final slice.

While many of us were gearing up for the holidays last month, restaurant inspectors found kitchens more foul than festive.

The Tempe Mexican restaurant will close at the end of the month. A new Macayo’s location is scheduled to open instead.

December was a big month for restaurant closings in the Valley. These 17 spots said goodbye.

The Asian-inspired eatery will soon be replaced with a Latin restaurant from Scottsdale.

From spots open for decades to newcomers that quickly made an impact, here are the biggest closures of the year.

As the Phoenix New Times food team tasted our way around the Valley, these dishes and drinks stood out above the rest in 2024.

Throughout the year, standout restaurants have opened across the Valley. Here are the top 10.

The Tempe staple is set to be replaced by luxury apartments.

In Yelp’s list of the top 100 Chinese restaurants in the country, three Arizona spots made the cut, including one in Phoenix.

As part of the merger, the company planned to sell 101 Arizona stores. Now, the deal’s off.

Dirty dishwashers and meats of questionable origin spelled bad news for Phoenix restaurants in November.

A Mexican restaurant and a sushi bar that turned into a nightclub have served their last customers.

A top barbecue joint shut down its new concept, a Gilbert staple moved on after 10 years and more.

The Chicago-style restaurant announced plans for its newest Valley location.

Funky salads, rich ramen and some surprising veggies wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in November.

Famous for its fried chicken and Southern staples, Lo-Lo’s has served its last waffles in the Heritage District.