Throughout metro Phoenix, these seven restaurants are now permanently closed.

Phoenix doesn’t have a food hall in the traditional sense. But these food collectives in Phoenix, Mesa, and the West Valley feed a crowd.

LIX Uptown, a colorful ice cream shop in Phoenix’s Melrose District, serves the perfect heat-busting flavor.

Pedal Haus and SanTan breweries are teaming up for a combined Oktoberfest celebration in downtown Chandler.

At the heart of Mesa’s Asian District, Mekong Plaza is growing. The new expansion will hold restaurants and shops.

Call Her Martina, a new restaurant in Scottsdale, serves classic Mexican flavors with a modern twist.

Eric’s Family BBQ serves Texas-style barbecue that falls off the bone. But make sure you try the sides.

Tucson restaurant chain eegee’s opened its first West Valley location in Phoenix on July 7.

These metro Phoenix restaurants, coffee shops, and bars are now permanently closed.

Sunnyslope restaurant Ladera is set to close, making way for a new North Phoenix location of The Vig.

Food Network star chef Guy Fieri has opened a new restaurant in downtown Phoenix near Chase Field.

Zu & Pocha, a new restaurant in Tempe, serves sushi, seafood, and dumplings for a date night treat.

Chula Seafood in Uptown Phoenix reinvented a classic with their Hatch chile tuna melt.

The Arizona Taco Festival is back this fall following cancellations in 2020, 2021 and spring 2022.

The Gilbert location of local pizza chain Pomo has closed.

Metro Phoenix favorites Little Miss BBQ and Chin Up Donuts celebrate with brisket and brioche.

A coffee shop, sports grill and famous convenience store are among this month’s metro Phoenix restaurant closures.