At this Sonoran surf-and-turf-style restaurant, carne asada comes atop a medium-size flour tortilla along with an unchopped green chile and melty Monterey jack cheese.
The team behind hit restaurant Ocotillo will open Starlite BBQ in Scottsdale this fall.
Some press releases are too cringe-inducing not to share.
Sometimes a piece of avocado toast or a smoothie just won’t cut it.
Yemeni food is Middle Eastern food like you’ve never had it before. Yemeni is hearty, stick-to-your-ribs southern comfort, Arabian-style. And I found the very best version of it, right here in Tempe.
Since the 1980s, El Nuevo Taquito’s small storefront on West Van Buren Street has had the trompo turning, from which they have been slicing some of the best al pastor taco taco meat in the city.
Quartiere will being serving Italian American food starting this fall in Tempe in the old Riazzi’s space.
Chris Bianco and the Tacos Chiwas team will be collaborating to open a new restaurant in the historic Roland’s Market Building in Phoenix.
This gas station restaurant in Peoria is not a Mexican-Middle Eastern fusion joint, it’s an Iraqi restaurant slinging some of the most authentic Near Eastern street food in Metro Phoenix.
Soup & Sausage Bistro, a new Ukrainian restaurant in north Phoenix restaurant,serves consistently well-made comfort food that is universally satisfying.
Tacos Kissi is a neighborhood spot with something for everyone, serving a wide array of tacos, Mexican sushi, fresh churros for dessert, and ice cream by the scoop.
Chula Seafood offers some of the freshest fish in the Valley.
Aaron Chamberlin dishes on menu changes at St. Francis, including the restaurant’s first pasta dish.
The tacos at Tacos Chava include the usual suspects, with the standard grilled chicken, carne asada, lengua (beef tongue), and cabeza (beef head and cheek), along with an immensely popular and totally respectable al pastor.
Tempe’s new Chinese restaurant Lucky Star Asian Dining offers Szechuan and Cantonese eats, plus luxurious private karaoke rooms.
There are all kinds of ways to experience the Arizona food scene around metro Phoenix and beyond. But we consider the five on this list to be absolute essentials for any local or visiting foodie.
Here are three Mexican bakeries in Metro Phoenix where you can “join the grassroots movement” and buy your sheet cake.
The Phoenix Rescue Mission is opening Mission Possible Café at 1516 West Van Buren Street this fall.
This over-the-top milkshake is nuts — and pie, ice cream, whipped cream, candy.
The restaurant, which closed earlier this year, is now open at 2241 North Seventh Street, just a few doors down from their original location.
Gadzooks, which opened in Central Phoenix in 2013, offers tacos in addition to their usual enchiladas. We’re particularly fond of their Modelo-braised bison.
We don’t want to eat with you any more than you want to eat with us; may a stray fiber from a pussy hat never again touch a MAGA baseball cap back-to-back in adjoining booths. It’s time for some boundaries — even in restaurants. Here you go.
