Food & Drink

Restaurateur Bernie Kantak is opening an all-day concept in Old Town.

A slice shop, a gay bar and a French bakery are among the Valley’s recent closures.

During the week-long WM Phoenix Open, golf fans and partiers consume a mind-boggling amount of food and drinks.

Fill your plate and your cup at these delicious Valley events, including the launch of a new food hall, Arizona Beer Week and Taco Wars.

Metro Phoenix is filled with more exceptional eateries than ever, and 30 new restaurants have joined the best of the best.

After a highly anticipated return, the pizzeria has served its last pies.

Corianne Nelson wants to make the world of natural wine less intimidating through her colorful bottle shop.

Satisfying soups and low-ABV cocktails stood out among the crowd this month.

The discount grocery store is coming to a new Valley neighborhood.

FoodieLand, the Arizona Strong Beer Festival and more are on the calendar this spring.

Former Noodle Bar owner, chef Marco Di Santo, joined the team at Hidden Track Bottle Shop.

The Rosticceria serves wood-fired dishes inspired by Rome and central Italy. Here’s what to order.

The McCormick Ranch resort and spa unveils new spots to eat and drink, from a healthy cafe to a moody speakeasy.

Irene Woo has run restaurants for 50 years. But a flurry of influencer posts have brought fresh attention to her “country homestyle” Korean food.

Local students and chefs compete to serve the best school breakfast, lunch and snacks at a unique culinary event this weekend.

Across seven categories, 12 Arizona chefs and restaurants made the first round.

Bianco Group evolves again with the opening of a new bar in the former Tratto.

Yelp released its annual list of the best places to eat nationwide. These Arizona restaurants made the cut.

Teppanyaki chefs put on a show at every table at Kasai. Take a look inside the new spot.

Valley chefs Christopher Gross, Vincent Guerithault and more came together to serve lunch at St. Vincent de Paul in downtown Phoenix.

Hugo’s Cantina is now open in the former Sin Muerte space near Roosevelt Row.

Mariacrystal and Jonathan Moreno serve their favorite family recipes at Valley events and festivals.