The 6 most delicious bites we tasted around Phoenix last month
A superb slice of pizza, some standout sushi and more wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in August.
A superb slice of pizza, some standout sushi and more wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in August.
These Valley destinations for sports fans have plenty of screens, beer and snacks to fuel the fun long after halftime.
The local restaurant is mixing up margaritas in a third Valley spot.
A midtown brunch spot, a Tempe sushi bar and a family-run Mesa staple all said goodbye last month.
Gemstone-themed bars are taking over downtown Phoenix.
The bank, post office and some Valley grocery stores will be fully closed on Monday. Other supermarkets have limited hours.
The restaurant has served customers in Tempe for 18 years. Here’s how to visit for one last time.
The viral New York City pizzeria opens on Thursday, bringing square slices and Neapolitan pies to Mill Avenue.
From brunch spots to start the day to breweries perfect for an afternoon beer, here’s where to stop on your next trip north.
Brimming with nostalgia, the local diner and soda fountain has been serving customers since 1929.
A local brewery tapped its autumn brew weeks ago. A cafe will wait another month. When do fall flavors make sense in Phoenix?
A second location of a popular Chandler bar is now open in Terminal 4.
Gertrude’s Restaurant and the Patio Cafe closed in May. Now, a lauded local chef is taking the reins.
The long-awaited pizzeria is almost ready to start slinging slices on Mill Avenue. Here’s when and where to get a taste.
Love matcha lattes? Delve deeper into the world of bright green treats at this new East Valley cafe.
Hundreds of Phoenix restaurants participate in the biannual event. Get ready for 10 days of food-filled fun this fall.
Cockroaches, 3-month-old salsa and an unwelcome ice cream topping were among the issues found in Phoenix kitchens.
The welcoming tasting room and restaurant offers unique bites to pair with 20 different wines on tap. Here’s what to expect.
Want to try something new? These new Valley spots for burgers, Hawaiian food and sushi should be high on your list.
A staple steakhouse and a restaurant known for its views were recognized among America’s top hotel dining destinations.
Restaurants serving the Valley for 30 and 40 years have hung up their aprons. Here’s which spots recently said goodbye.
The Valley has been home to some fascinating restaurants. These historic haunts left their mark.