Shops & Markets

The local coffee shop is “closed until further notice” after its founder was sentenced to prison following a child sex sting.

The bakery’s fruit pockets and pastries have been farmers market favorites for years. Now, Jasmin Smith has her own shop.

Brick Road Coffee’s owners created a safe community gathering space with their first cafe. Now, they’re expanding to Mesa.

Kneaders Bakery & Cafe quietly closed outposts from Gilbert’s SanTan Village to Surprise. Here’s where you can still visit.

Bagels are tricky. But one Phoenix bakery is scoring national acclaim for its version of the East Coast staple.

In less than a year, Andres Cano has perfected sourdough in his home kitchen that has wowed the Phoenix food scene.

The owners of Monsoon Market are bringing their eye for design and love of local coffee to Strip Mall. Here’s what to expect.

JL Patisserie is bringing its expertly crafted croissants, macarons and breads to a new part of town – starting on Saturday.

We love these Valley shops for their cookies, cakes, tarts and baklava because nothing says “I’m sweet on you” like dessert.

The coffee shop chain has quickly expanded throughout Arizona over the last three years. But suddenly, the cafes are closed.

The colorful cafe served coffee and pan dulce for nearly seven years. A legal dispute continues to brew in the background.

The new cafe finds its home inside a furniture store. Espresso tonic and a sofa, please!

Led by “Chic Chef” Nik Fields, the new Phoenix cafe focuses on coffees, teas and creating space for people to work.

From classic pumpkin to popcorn and pancake-flavored lattes, these seasonal sips will get you in the fall spirit.

Over the past year, three different coffee shops have opened in the same space.

Built on coffee and service, the North Phoenix cafe builds community near and far.

Seasonal creep isn’t new. But in Phoenix, Pumpkin Spice Lattes in August feels especially cruel.

HÁ£nai Coffee opened a second location in Peoria, providing more training opportunities for foster youth in the Valley.

McDowell Road’s historic Miracle Mile is becoming a destination for great coffee in Phoenix.

From rotating pop-ups to a new coffee maker, find out what’s brewing at Central Records.

The new coffee shop has opened in the former Hidden Track Cafe.

The latest location of the fast-growing chain will welcome customers with free coffee on Friday.