Restaurants

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.

Another “how did they do that” dessert trend hits Phoenix.

Chef TJ Culp and his team will serve dinner, cocktails, late night drinks and bar snacks, and Sunday brunch in the up-and-coming Phoenix neighborhood.

Looks like diced fish in a bowl is the new fro-yo/gourmet burger/ramen.

If you love Mexican snacks and Asian fusion, these nachos are for you.

Grab a free gryo or chicken shawarma wrap at It’s All Greek To Me in Tempe Marketplace on opening day.

Metro Phoenix’s culinary landscape is ever-changing.

This little restaurant showcases a number of standout seafood dishes.

Pizza just tastes better with music.

Can you handle these hot wings?