Chris Bianco’s award-winning Italian restaurant returns to former home
Tratto closed its downtown Phoenix space in August. Now, the upscale Italian eatery is back in its original location.
Tratto closed its downtown Phoenix space in August. Now, the upscale Italian eatery is back in its original location.
In June, Little O’s closed for a “full remodel.” A colorful, artist-inspired bar and restaurant will replace it this fall.
“I have family, friends and roots in Gilbert,” says owner Charles Barber Jr. Now, he’s planting a new restaurant downtown.
The Flagstaff staple opened in uptown in 2023. Soon, a second location will bring its brunch menu to Phoenix diners.
The restaurant served customers in uptown Phoenix for three years, until it shut on short notice this week.
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.
Restaurants and grocers are flooding into Goodyear’s new downtown hub. Here’s which spots are open and what’s coming soon.
The dual-concept cocktail destination has served creative sips for over two years and earned a mountain of awards.
Working there during college, Caitlin Erickson dreamed of one day owning her aunt’s restaurant. Now, that dream is a reality.
A midtown brunch spot, a Tempe sushi bar and a family-run Mesa staple all said goodbye last month.
“Part timeless American brasserie, part French daydream,” the new eatery joins Scottsdale Fashion Square’s dining options.
“It’s just this DIY mindset,” Ryan Chadwick says of his growing sourdough bagel business.
The Tucson-based Japanese restaurant will replace Trapper’s Sushi Co. this fall.
Two brothers and self-described “architecture nerds” hope to turn a classic midcentury building into a community hub.
Labor Day marks the unofficial end to summer. Send off the season with these standout piña coladas.
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.
Earlier this summer, eight Valley locations of the late-night spot shut down. Now, most are back to serving burritos.
The restaurant has served customers in Tempe for 18 years. Here’s how to visit for one last time.
With watch parties, drink deals and game-day eats, these local spots are celebrating the return of Sun Devil football.
The viral New York City pizzeria opens on Thursday, bringing square slices and Neapolitan pies to Mill Avenue.