The iconic sign hung for decades and is being preserved.
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Staying in town this weekend? Here's where to find holiday specials and dining deals.
A partnership between Mesa favorites Oro Brewing Co. and Nicky's Barbecue will bring brews and 'cue to downtown.
The restaurant will serve its modern Mexican menu for a few more weeks. After that, "we'll see what happens," the chef says.
Happy 'Murica day, fam. Here's a comprehensive list of fireworks and other family-friendly Independence Day celebrations.
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Dozens of restaurants have opened around the Valley over the last year. These 10 stand out above the rest.
Bad news for coffee fans, three local coffee shops are among the Valley's recent closures.
The good news? It wasn't all bad news.
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Celebrate craft brews at the Arizona Strong Beer Festival, beer pairings and tap takeovers during 10 days of fun.
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At this point, most ticketed dinners are sold out and reservations are full. But these Valley restaurants keep it festive without the hassle.
In a year full of eating around the Valley, some exceptional dishes blew us away. Here's where to get a taste.
Sweet desserts and savory cocktails wowed the Phoenix New Times food team in October.
New restaurants, bars and food businesses are flooding into downtown Mesa. Here's a look at what's coming soon.
The free event will showcase more then 200 emerging musicians, DJ and bands.
Owner Shawn Allard says he "felt like Peoria was missing a creative local spot like Novel." That's about to change.
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The beloved East Valley hangout has fallen on hard times after a rent increase and a major theft.
From classic pumpkin to popcorn and pancake-flavored lattes, these seasonal sips will get you in the fall spirit.
One of the state's largest brewers has closed its locations in Phoenix and Mesa.
An acclaimed dumpling house, an enticing pizzeria and a unique dessert shop opened around the Valley last month.