This summer, a gaggle of new Valley eateries are turning up the heat.
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Fall brings a mountain of food festivals to the Valley. Here's where to dig in.
Halfway through the year, we're looking back at the spots that said goodbye, from classic steakhouses to new Valley eateries.
Two local craft beer destinations, a Utah-based bakery and San Diego pizzeria are among the Valley's recently shuttered spots.
After months of financial uncertainty, the popular East Valley cafe and art space debuted inside new digs on July 4.
Everything to know about the two-day horror party at Mesa Convention Center on Aug. 24 and 25.
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When you're craving some sweet fried dough, these local bakeries and cafes have dozens of fresh options to enjoy.
The brewer will debut a massive "park-like" patio and bar on Main Street, serving craft beer, cocktails and pub grub.
In certain Valley cities, upper-middle class feels achievable. In others, don't hold your breath.
Starting this weekend, there's plenty of beer, brats and Bavarian-style revelry to go around.
Hungry for something new downtown? A burger joint, cafe, wine bar and bakery are now open. Four more spots are on the way.
"The building is a reminder of our city's rich history," says Mesa Mayor John Giles.
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A burger shop, brewery and pool hall are joining the exciting lineup of new restaurants coming to Mill Avenue.
Standout sandwiches and top-notch tacos wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in March.
The awarded chefs behind Santo and Tacos Chiwas opened Main Burgers in January. The In-N-Out-inspired spot packs a punch.
Roger Daltrey, Itzhak Perlman, Patton Oswalt and other stars are coming to Mesa.
Summers are really hard on Phoenix restaurants. In the last month, 17 spots said goodbye.
The award-winning distillery and bar will serve its last cocktails in Tempe this weekend before launching into future plans.
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With sweet plantains and rich, savory meat, this satisfying sandwich will leave you planning your next visit.
A tour of the best signs, both vintage and modern, the Valley has to offer.
Walks, lectures and festivals will honor the revolutionary civil rights leader.
"It just kind of all came together at the same time," co-owner Armando Hernandez says of the upcoming bars and restaurants.