Restaurant News

April 2011 Restaurant Openings and Closings

As we say goodbye to a beautiful April, let's take one last look at the new restaurants she left us with and the few that she took with her. Restaurants (and other Food-Related Establishments) That Opened in April 2011 Jesse James Ice Cream Parlor, North Phoenix Open Source Project Coffee...

By Shannon Armour

May 2, 2011

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As we say goodbye to a beautiful April, let's take one last look at the new restaurants she left us with and the few that she took with her.

Restaurants (and other Food-Related Establishments) That Opened in April 2011

Jesse James Ice Cream Parlor, North Phoenix

Open Source Project Coffee Shop, Tempe

Marketplace, Scottsdale

Windsor, Phoenix

Churn, Phoenix

Golden Valley, Phoenix

Lady Diana's Bakery, Phoenix

More after the jump...

Carmel's Coffee & Bakery, Phoenix

Penzey's Spices, Tempe

Rancho de Tia Rosa, Chandler

Spanish Fly, Scottsdale

Restaurants That Closed in April 2011

Sunshine Moon Peking Pub, Scottsdale

Ninfa's Mexican Kitchen, Glendale

La Fonda, Chandler

What did we miss? Let us know in the comment section below.

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