Maya’s Farm CSA Accepting Applications Now for Spring Season

There’s no need to run all over town just to get your hands on fresh, local produce. Not when you can sign up for a CSA, or community-supported agriculture. Maya’s Farm, a small enterprise run by Maya Dailey within The Farm at South Mountain development, offers CSA members a weekly…

Blue Crab Handroll at Yasu Sushi Bistro: Eat This Now

It seems this tiny restaurant has fallen off the radar for many food lovers. But not for the local Paradise Valley/North Phoenix crowd. They still fill every table in the entire cozy dining room, even on random Tuesday nights, filling up on sushi and other Japanese specialties…

5 Childhood-Inspired Desserts In Metro Phoenix

Rent, insurance, student loans – adulthood isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be. Sometimes it’s nice to revisit an easier time, when happiness was a stack of Oreos and a glass of milk after school. OK, anyone who thinks childhood was that simple doesn’t really remember it. Still, it’s…

5 Best Things to Eat and Drink This Weekend in Metro Phoenix

Arizona Barbecue Festival Saturday, April 5 This Saturday the “Biggest Honky Tonk in Town,” the fifth annual Arizona Barbecue Festival will take over Scottsdale’s Salt River Fields. The event will bring together more than 25 top barbecue purveyors, local restaurants, and numerous bars for an event that expects to draw…

March Restaurant Openings and Closings in Metro Phoenix

Another month, another handful of painful goodbyes to Phoenix dining institutions have left us near heartbroken. However, with some exciting new restaurants hitting the scene this month as well, it almost makes up for having to let go of some favorites — almost…

Taco Bell’s New Waffle Taco: A Taste Test

The Guilty Pleasure: The Waffle Taco, and other breakfast novelties. Where to Get It: Taco Bell, locations everywhere (participation may vary) Price: $1.99 for the Waffle Taco What it Really Costs: Greasy fingers and dismay. Those wacky kids at Taco Bell are at it again. After lots of testing and…

Changing Hands’ First Draft Book Bar in Phoenix Now Hiring

It’s been about a year since we told you Changing Hands would come to Phoenix as a part of The Newton, the 17,227-square-foot mixed-use multi-tenant space to open in the space formerly occupied by Beef Eaters Restaurant on Third Avenue and Camelback Road. The bookstore’s second location also will include…

Risotto with Grilled White Shrimp at The Parlor: Eat This Now

It’s been over a year since Phoenix’s The Parlor named Logan Stephenson executive chef following the departure of chef Jared Porter, who left the restaurant to open Clever Koi in midtown. And since then there’s been plenty written about how Porter’s been doing but little about how The Parlor’s been…

Snooze in Central Phoenix Can’t Live Up to the Hype

Breakfast really is the most important meal of the day, whether it’s first thing in the morning or at 3 a.m., because there’s something fundamentally optimistic about the act of eating it — even if it’s just a humble scrambled egg on toast in your own kitchen. Colorado-based Snooze, which…