Restaurants

This classic uptown Phoenix restaurant delivers great salads – plus free hugs.

Coming soon to Phoenix: fresh-made tamales and Mexican-inspired coffee drinks.

Here are the Arizona semifinalists for the 2017 James Beard Awards.

High-end dining alongside a high-flying adventure

Pro-tip: A bag of fresh-made doughnuts will make brunch even better.

The cafe uses its amazing house-made bread as a starting point for a number of standout dishes.

This chef’s really using his noodle.

Hell hath no fury like this diner scorned.

Come for the prime rib, stay for the ambiance.

You don’t need a date to enjoy these extra-crispy hot wings.

Feeling catty? Now you’ll have a place to hang out.

Though the location has changed, not much has changed Noble Eatery. At least, not yet.

Switch your Spring Training hot dog out for a lobster roll with this restaurant’s food truck.

The perfect post-dinner sipper.

A look inside south Phoenix’s Abby Lee Farms.

It’s one of the few family-owned restaurants in Peoria’s bustling entertainment and dining district.

These baby back ribs are not a hard sell.

We’re kicking off 2017’s ‘D’ list with a few surprising entries, including Carolina’s Mexican Food on Cactus Road. Different restaurants across town were docked for glove infractions, nose-wiping violations and more.

But that white sauce, though.

You’re gonna have to try harder than pairing pizza and beer to get us excited.

You could spend a whole afternoon here enjoying the free samples.