This east side taco shop serves some of the best shrimp in Phoenix
Fried to perfection, these stellar shrimp left us planning a return visit before we’d finished our tacos.
Fried to perfection, these stellar shrimp left us planning a return visit before we’d finished our tacos.
America’s favorite grocery store is bringing its frozen foods, fresh flowers and affordable wine to more Valley shoppers.
Inspectors found lamb heads from “a backyard slaughterhouse in Laveen,” among other unappetizing issues at Phoenix eateries.
Familar spots opened new locations and brand new concepts made their Valley debut. Here are the new spots we’re hyped about.
Not all grocery stores are created equal. One Valley supermarket was ranked No. 4 in the nation.
After its Chandler location shuttered in 2024, the brewery’s downtown Phoenix taproom has now closed as well.
The World Beer Cup is known as the “Olympics of beer competitions.” This year, five Arizona breweries earned top honors.
Scottsdale’s retro Taco Bell and two cocktail bars are among the Valley’s recent closures.
Handmade pasta, refreshing cocktails and a triple-stacked burger wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in April.
Phoenix’s airplane bar continues to soar, this time winning a top award for its “retro-futuristic design.”
A busy drive-thru is empty after a blaze broke out at the Phoenix restaurant on Sunday night. Here’s what to know.
Taquería El Califa de León is the first taco stand to earn a Michelin star. Its chef is coming to Phoenix for three events.
The Arcadia eatery was supposed to close on Saturday. But after fans lined up around the block, the closure has been delayed.
Stop by for a final slice of pizza, pint of craft beer or glass of wine at these Valley spots before they say goodbye.
One local bakery and an East Valley sandwich shop tied for the title of the best breakfast sandwich in Arizona.
We can confirm, the Spam cocktail is delicious. Here’s what else to order at Liquor Pig in Scottsdale.
The menu at this uptown eatery offers a little of everything. Make sure to leave room for this decadent upside-down dessert.
Whether you’re looking for pancakes, mimosas or a relaxing patio, start your day off strong at these Phoenix spots.
The Tales of the Cocktail Spirited Awards named its Regional Top 10 Honorees. Phoenix bars showed up strong.
Arizona’s last 1960s-era Taco Bell has closed, replaced by a brand new restaurant across the street. Readers have thoughts.
With desert murals and a locally sourced menu, the new restaurant and taproom made its debut this weekend.
State Farm Stadium and PHX Arena are getting glamorous on gamedays with exclusive food and drink options.