Restaurants

Three Valley chefs share the keys to making a great homemade pumpkin pie.

The Melrose District’s celebrated and eclectic Southwestern restaurant made Esquire’s 2022 list of the best new restaurants in America.

Holiday pop-up bars, cooking classes, and food festivals are on the lineup for this weekend’s fun.

Gastromé Market offers gourmet goodies as well as a restaurant and bar featuring a top-notch cocktail program and shareable bites.

Black-owned and operated nonprofit Team 24 will host a community feast and turkey giveaway this Saturday, November 19, in south Phoenix.

Mimi Fonro Italiano is a neighborhood staple serving Italian classics and exceptional appetizers in Laveen Village.

Little Italy of Scottsdale started with fresh mozzarella at the farmers’ market. Now, the Italian kitchen and grocer has grown into a Scottsdale restaurant.

Celebrate slices at the Phoenix Pizza Festival, enjoy whiskey paired with dinner, and find deals and discounts at this weekend’s food and drinks events.

Across metro Phoenix, restaurants, cafes, and bars are offering discounts and deals for Veterans Day.

Chompie’s restaurant, bakery, and bagel shop in Tempe has closed after 25 years.

Try these new spots serving plant-based tacos, burgers, mac and cheese, and jackfruit ribs in metro Phoenix.

Detroit Coney Grill in Tempe serves the closest you can get to the classic without leaving the Valley.

Two Phoenix restaurants are taking part in Pepsi Dig In Day, a campaign to bring new customers to Black-owned restaurants around the country.

Throughout metro Phoenix, these six restaurants are now closed.

Cuban food is having a moment in Arizona. Four new spots have opened in the last two months.

Infinity Shakes Snake Cafe in Tempe offers creamy protein shakes and encounters with non-venomous snakes.

Long waits and monthly reservation drops are par for the course when battling for a table at Bacanora.

Cubanitas Kitchen, located inside a 76 gas station in Phoenix, serves Cuban food and a taste of home from chef Lennis Montero.

Located in historic homes, these restaurants and bars offer a look at the Valley’s past.

Popular brunch restaurant Breakfast Bitch is set to open a new location in early November. Meanwhile, owner Tracii Hutsona is facing sentencing on federal charges for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Mika’s Kitchen serves incredible Israeli street food from a pop-up cart in Phoenix’s Melrose neighborhood.

These spooky and scary Phoenix events are filled with food and drinks.