10 events that changed the Phoenix food scene in 2023
These 10 restaurant stories, controversies and events left a lasting impact on the Valley’s food scene.
These 10 restaurant stories, controversies and events left a lasting impact on the Valley’s food scene.
Some served customers for decades, others had just opened. But these restaurants – and their closures – shook the Valley’s dining scene.
The Southern restaurant led by chef Justin Beckett is set to close this weekend.
Around the Valley, exceptional eateries have opened throughout the year. Here are the top 10.
The Flagstaff staple opened its first Valley location in October. Here’s what to order.
Longtime Arizona residents may remember the fast-casual Italian restaurant from the early 2000s. Now, it’s back.
A wine bar, bottle shop and a distillery are among the Valley’s recent closures.
From stellar breakfast plates to comforting dinner dishes, here are the best things we ate around the Valley in November.
Two of the Valley’s top restaurants have made their way to the national stage.
The pub known for its signature pasties is opening a new location in Glendale’s historic Gaslight Building.
Celebrate the holidays with cocktails and Christmas lights at these metro Phoenix pop-up bars.
The popular Arcadia-area restaurant will soon have another location in the Valley.
The Roosevelt Row restaurant has been a downtown Phoenix fixture since 2018. Now, it’s opening in Tempe.
A New York City restaurant went viral for serving a super simple appetizer. But is less really more?
Miracle Bar and Sippin’ Santa are coming back for another year of over-the-top holiday cocktails and festivities.
Dahlia serves tapas that draw inspiration from both Spain and Mexico. Here’s what to order.
An award-winning Southern restaurant, a West Valley burger joint and a Colombian hot dog shop are among the Valley’s recent closures.
A volunteer opportunity, cooking classes and Friendsgiving meals are just some of the events happening this month.
From rich mole to sweet desserts, these are the six best bites the Phoenix New Times food team tried in October.
The stadium’s concessionaires are offering specialty items made for the World Series.
The Diamondbacks are headed back to Chase Field and Phoenix restaurants and bars are ready to help you celebrate.
Celebrity chefs Scott Conant and Beau MacMillan are joining forces to help open Tell Your Friends.