The 4 most exciting new restaurants and cafes that opened in April
Two new coffee shops and a hotly anticipated downtown Phoenix destination are now welcoming customers.
Two new coffee shops and a hotly anticipated downtown Phoenix destination are now welcoming customers.
A dozen Valley eateries have said their goodbyes. Here’s which spots have shuttered.
As the temperatures rise, Valley farmers markets are popping up earlier. One night market also gets underway.
“$42 for a martini. Our bill was $300…without the martini!!” Fair point.
The restaurant offered dinner and a show with chefs cooking right at the table.
The historic spot is now in its 76th year of serving Valley customers.
The iconic brand is known for selling purses and wallets. Soon, customers will be able to order coffee.
After a long wait and a gradual roll out, the famous dumpling restaurant is now officially open.
A New Times reader asked for “legitimately excellent deals that feel good for people trying to exist in this economy.” Here are five.
Focusing on tableside cooking with luxe upgrades, the new restaurant is getting ready to make its debut.
We couldn’t wait to try this new Spanish eatery. The experience was anything but expected.
Whenever we update our list of the best pizzerias in Phoenix, the conversation gets heated.
Dead lobsters, live cockroaches and moldy nacho cheese were found in Valley kitchens last month.
An acclaimed dumpling house, an enticing pizzeria and a unique dessert shop opened around the Valley last month.
Huge New York slices. Wood-fired Neapolitan pies. Tavern-style thin crust. Phoenix has it all. Here’s where to find the best pizza in the Valley.
The Valley said goodbye to a classic Italian eatery, a viral taco shop and Scottsdale’s rose-covered restaurant.
Stellar cocktails, decadent desserts and a stacked styrofoam plate wowed us last month.
These Valley spots have plenty of screens, beer and wings.
The two bands began their Afterglow tour in downtown Phoenix with a night of disco and EDM.
A new sushi and cocktail bar makes its debut along the waterfront.
After 12 Arizona chefs and restaurants were named semifinalists in January, the state was completely shut out on Tuesday.
Catching a game at Chase Field or heading to a show at Mortgage Matchup Center? Here’s where to fuel the fun.