Restaurants

A James Beard-award-winning chef has his Italian restaurant recognized by The New York Times.

A rare digestive issue leads one college student to launch a really sweet venture.

These Best of Phoenix 2021 winners serve up good ol’ American faves.

Here are our Best of Phoenix 2021 winners for tastes of the Far East.

Fueled by success, Casa de Falafel has moved out of a gas station and into to a strip mall in Glendale.

Here are our food-focused Best of Phoenix 2021 winners for the many tastes of Europe.

Here’s your chance to cook it up with a Food Network celebrity chef.

“Peace, Love, & Pasta” has Italian and Turkish recipes from the chef’s home kitchen.

Paul Keeler was the driving force behind three area restaurants.

Quench your thirst at one of these 2021 Best of Phoenix award-winners.

The fully customizable macaroni and cheese bowls come with 11 protein options.

Michael Crowe, a.k.a. ‘Mushroom Mike,’ is supplying Phoenix restaurants with fungi from his Maryvale village facility.

Wireless replica weapons had the look and weight of real guns.

Things are heating up for Paul and Tasia Ford, and their Big Red’s Hot Sauce brand.

The Southern-influenced restaurant was formerly a Laveen food truck.

The new Glendale location will be the fifth MBB in the metro area.

Pulque Fine Mexican Cuisine plated traditional favorites from Puebla and Oaxaca.

Morning Squeeze opens its third location, Chandler welcomes Fu Belly, and Mochinut, a Japanese dessert place, lands in the Valley.

What to do this month to celebrate October at your favorite food and drink spots.

Chandler store will have a restaurant, tastings with food pairings, a wine club, and a wine shop.

A regional tour of Mexican cuisine awaits you on 16th Street.

Dining choices run the gamut from sandwiches and salad to award-winning barbeque.