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.

From a classic burger at a Valley staple to a unique sweet at a pop-up, these bites wowed the New Times food team last month.

Known for its huge wrap-around patio, sushi and tropical cocktails, this Old Town spot has shuttered.

This Phoenix spot takes hotel bars to a whole other level. On Thursday night, it was crowned the best in the U.S.

After nearly seven years and two homes, the local brewery has poured its last pints.

Fans eager to enjoy a steak and a martini at the Phoenix staple will have to wait a little longer. Here’s what to know.

Halfway through the year, we’re looking back at the spots that said goodbye, from classic steakhouses to new Valley eateries.

After searching his home, restaurant, food truck and taco bus, Homeland Security Investigations arrested the business owner.

Last month, a hearty sandwich, some fresh seafood and a cocktail that tastes like vacation wowed the New Times food team.

Want to try something new? These new Valley dining and drinking destinations should be high on your list.

Four Valley pizzerias, two Scottsdale steakhouses and multiple neighborhood restaurants have served their final meals.

Beat the summer heat with the nation’s best ice cream shop, right here in the Valley.