Restaurants

The Phoenix New Times food team eats at a lot of restaurants. These are the dishes that stood out in 2022.

Oaxaca Restaurant in Phoenix serves mole, tamales, and pan de yema with atole or champurrado for Christmas.

With Hanukkah starting on December 18, Goldman’s Deli in Scottsdale is prepping for the influx of customers.

Fill your weekend with festive food and drinks at these Valley events.

Gypsy Cup opened in May with coffee, cocktails, and light bites. Now, the trendy space has closed.

This new restaurant sits above Neighborly Public House and is perfect for your next girls’ night out.

These shops, markets, and grocers won top honors in this year’s Best of Phoenix awards.

Nelson’s Meat and Fish Market, an Arcadia staple, will soon have a second location metro Phoenix.

These metro Phoenix events are sure to fill your weekend with food, drinks, and festive fun.

This full-service bar and restaurant located at the Thunderbird School of Global Management is one of the best-kept secrets in downtown Phoenix.

Find gifts for everyone on your list at the Uptown Farmers Market.

CitySkate has relocated its holiday ice rink to a smaller, adjacent space inside CityScape in downtown Phoenix. Here’s what to eat and drink after all that skating.

Eater picked 15 restaurants from around the country for its best of 2022 list. One Mesa spot made the cut.

Phoenix New Times recently partnered with Familystyle Food, a recipe blog offering easy, family-style recipes from Karen Tedesco, a professionally trained chef,

A long-time deli and a very short-lived Mexican restaurant are among the Valley’s recent closures.

SnapBack Pizzeria, the brainchild of the Hungry Homie, Ryan Moreno, has replaced the former Grand Avenue Pizza Co.

For midwesterners looking for a taste of home in metro Phoenix, A to Z Polish Market is the place to be.

Solár, a vegan takeout restaurant in Tempe, serves recipes inspired by family.

Feast on falafel at these seven metro Phoenix restaurants.

From Glendale to Scottsdale, these brunch spots make the best pancakes in the Valley.

Valley chefs share their Thanksgiving traditions, from turkey to spring rolls.