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It's only been about a year since Zoya Vora-Shah, owner of My Wine Cellar in Ahwatukee, opened a second restaurant and wine bar called MWC Bistro in Gilbert. Both spots offered a neighborhood vibe and a hand-picked wine list, as well as craft beers and a menu of seasonal cuisine...
In a sunny storefront near the 202 freeway in Chandler, coffee roaster Dan Suh trains barista Tyler Adams in espresso-craft. Adams is brewing espresso shots on a La Marzocco GS3, calibrating his timing down to the second to produce the perfect espresso shot. “Ok, give me some descriptors,” Suh directs as Adams takes...
The recently retired president of the Jacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company talks summer seasonals, brewery mergers and the changes he's seen during his 40 years in the beer industry.
The Parlor's bar manager Michael Allmandinger sat down with us a few weeks ago, he did so with a list titled "Amaro 101: An Introduction to Italian Amari." It includes 18 bitter, Italian apertifs and digestifs. But that's not all. “Currently we have….” he trails off, twisting around in his...
In the past several weeks, Stone Brewing Co. has announced the death of several of the brewery's most beloved ales. Here, we remember the beers that were.
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New Times art director Peter M. Storch and his team received five awards, including three first places in the Arizona Press Club's annual journalism contest, which recognized outstanding work from 2014. In addition, Storch was named second runner-up for Designer of the Year. The paper also took top honors in...
Only a handful of days remain until 2015 turns into 2016 and there happens to be great concerts and live music events to check out almost every night. That’s especially true of Thursday, December 31, as tons of local bands and DJs will be out celebrating the occasion. Check out...
Looking for somewhere to bid a fond farewell to 2015 or experience a rockin' New Year's Eve? You've got no shortage of parties to choose from, as dozens upon dozens of affairs and events, ranging from the stylish to the salacious, will be happening across the Valley, each offering its...
When the Arizona Diamondbacks take the field for the 2015 season opener on Monday, April 6, attendees will have a slew of new dining options to explore at Chase Field. We already told you about the D-backs' newest creation, the Churro Dog, but it turns out the over-the-top dessert is...
Editor's Note: this post has been updated to reflect a new committee meeting date. Four Peaks Brewing Co. and its owner, Andy Ingram, have a problem: The brewery is successful. It's not an uncommon issue among the country's top producers of craft beer, though a trivial one in states like...
Check, Please! Arizona Festival Sunday, March 22 Fans of Eight's Check, Please! Arizona can sample food and meet chefs from some of the restaurants that have been featured on the popular show at the Check, Please! Arizona Festival at CityScape. The event, which is a fundraiser for Eight, Arizona PBS...
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We've got three words for you, Phoenicians: Tennessee Hot Chicken. That's right, chef Cullen Campbell and the team behind Crudo and Bar Crudo plan to open a second restaurant this summer that will blend Southern cuisine with a hint of the Italian-influenced fare for which the chef's become known. Called...
Livewire Tonight Tonight the Arizona Culinary Hall of Fame will honor 2015's best chef, restaurateur, and beverage master at a ceremony at Livewire in Scottsdale. All of last year's Hall of Fame inductees including Joe Johnston of Agritopia, Joe's Real BBQ and Joe's Farm Grill; Craig DeMarco & Lauren Bailey...
By Adam Lovinus Time for weekend two of Coachella 2015, or amateur hour for doing drugs in the desert. Hopefully by now you've got your stash procured already. If not, there's always Palm Springs Craigslist if you know the right search terms. If you think consuming drugs at Coachella is...
Breathes there a nerd born between, say, 1955 and 1990 that has never held an Alan Dean Foster book in his or her hands? It might just be a qualifying requirement for fully enfranchised American nerd-dom of that generation. Born in 1946, Foster, a Prescott resident for decades, has been...
Each week we venture to a new restaurant to check out what the spot has to offer during our favorite time of day — happy hour. Whether it's affordable appetizers, delicious drinks, jaw-dropping deals, or none of the above, we'll check out the situation and report back. The Spot: Angry...
Friend 1 asks Friend 2 a seemingly trick question, "Hey, wanna go to Four Peaks for a cocktail?" Except it's not a trick question at all. With a new Summer Signature Craft Cocktail Menu, Four Peak Brewery in Tempe has successfully debuted cocktails that are easier drinking than one might...
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Whether you're trying to show your out-of-town guest how totally bad ass downtown Phoenix can be or just hoping to get to know the area yourself, we're pretty such you're going to want to know about The DTPHX City Sampler. Starting on Friday, January 23 and running through Sunday, February...
If your social and culinary calendars aren't already full enough, then be sure to add the fourth annual AZ Wine & Dine to your list of food-focused events to hit this spring. The tasting event will be held Thursday, April 2, and will return to a familiar venue, the Scottsdale...
The pole is candy-striped — red, white, gold, and baby blue. It’s fastened to the wall, right in the middle of the shop. It’s the same pole you’d see in any vintage barbershop in the country. For hundreds of years, that pole has told passersby: We cut hair. Come on...
Concertgoers that are of legal drinking age might want to raise a toast to The Nile Theater the next time they're at the downtown Mesa venue, since it's achieved a major milestone recently. And thanks to the nature of said milestone, it oughta be a pretty easy thing to do...