-
May 12 at 6 a.m. by Lauren CusimanoBetween March 17 — when all restaurants and bars in the city of Phoenix (and other cities in the metro area) were closed to the public — and May 11, this group of eight eateries did not make it through the COVID-related closure. They will be missed.
-
May 7 at 4 p.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Tattoos are fun, yes, but they're even more fun when they look like our favorite foods, drinks, or the logos of some great beer and wine companies. Turns out there are quite a few neat-looking food and drink-related tattoos out here in greater…
-
April 30 at 8 a.m. by Charles Barth
Last month, we published a story on a current Phoenix-area phenomenon — members of the Phoenix music scene now opening their own bars and restaurants. In "Demos to Dining: Phoenix Musicians Are Opening Bars and Restaurants," we talked with local…
-
-
April 28 at 8 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
The farms of central Arizona are an essential part of the metro Phoenix landscape and dining scene. Many of them supply the Valley’s restaurant pantries and farmers’ markets, and hopefully your own fridges. Plus, they’re not bad to look at either.…
-
April 22 at 9 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Maybe you’re a regular reader. Maybe this is your first go-around. Either way, welcome to Table Scraps. This roundup is from my online series on the growing issue of food waste and what some Phoenix-area eateries, organizations, and everyday people…
-
April 7 at 6 a.m. by James Deak
Now more than ever, urban farms have the chance to impact the eating and shopping habits of the greater Phoenix area — as we reported in the feature story "Growing Up — Urban Farms Have the Potential to Transform Phoenix." Here's a look at two of…
-
March 26 at 9:45 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
It's 2020, which means a whole new year of our bi-monthly cafe review. Food critic Chris Malloy is ready to reveal some shining tacos, top-tier Cuban food, and much more — all accompanied by some stunning food photography. Enjoy your spin.
-
March 26 at 8 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Do you love a cheery, modern dining room? Maybe some potted plants acting as centerpieces? Perhaps a classic lunch counter? Or do you just want a look inside the kitchen? We understand. Often the restaurant's atmosphere is as inviting as the menu…
-
March 13 at 7 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Need a drink? A place where you can pick out a barstool and order yourself "the usual?" Here's a look at the dive bars in neighborhoods and cities across the Valley where you can find chatty regulars, sing-alongs, and cheap drinks.
-
March 11 at 10 a.m. by Jacob Tyler Dunn
Diners, whether they be old- or new-school, never go out of style. We stopped by our top five faves throughout the Valley to give you a peak of the fun decor, good food, and throwback atmosphere.
-
March 11 at 8:47 a.m. by Benjamin Leatherman
The brand new Roosevelt Row bar Killer Whale Sex Club welcomed in the masses on Saturday, March 7, during its first weekend in business. The bizarrely named drinkery, which is located at the corner of Sixth and Roosevelt streets, features a…
-
March 9 at 9:10 a.m. by Jacob Tyler Dunn
The Melrose District, which stretches along Seventh Avenue in central Phoenix, held its annual M7 Street Fair on Saturday, March 7. The fair welcomed plenty of food trucks, local food and arts vendors, and a classic car show. Everyone was looking…
-
March 6 at 10:32 a.m. by Bri Arreguin-Malloy
Thousands of Bernie Sanders supporters flocked to Arizona Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Thursday, March 5, to hear the senator speak at his first Arizona rally of 2020. The rally was held ahead of Arizona's presidential preference elections set for…
-
March 6 at 6 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Sunnyslope, that special part of north Phoenix, has a lot of great dining and drink options. We're talking barbecue to dive bars, Polish goodies to famous churros at ... Famous Churros. So, in the spirit of being helpful, here are some of our…
-
March 5 at 11 a.m. by Lauren Cusimano
We’ve put together a guide to our 100 favorite places to eat in greater Phoenix right now. Consider this list of restaurants — ordered alphabetically, not ranked — a guidebook to culinary delight in a city growing faster, hotter, and better by the…
-
March 4 at 11:54 a.m. by Charles Barth
Under an idyllic, partly cloudy sky and with temperatures hovering as close to "perfect" as they ever do, the 2020 PHX Vegan Food Festival brought thousands of people to Margaret T. Hance Park on Saturday, February 29. More than 100 vendors —…
-
March 2 at 11:24 a.m. by Benjamin Leatherman
Burgeoning local DJs took their shot at fame and glory on Saturday, February 29, at Aura Nightclub in Tempe during the First Encounters DJ Competition. Mixmasters and selectors like JUR, Good Time Jimmy, Eyechronic, and Ico Soundz each had a…
-
March 2 at 11:19 a.m. by Kelsee Becker
Innings Festival returned for its third year at Tempe Beach Park from February 29 to March 1, 2020. The concert event featured a well-rounded, family-friendly lineup, including Jason Isbell and The 400 Unit, Dr. Dog, Rainbow Kitten Surprise,…
-
February 28 at 3:29 p.m. by Lauren Cusimano
Here's a visual guide to the many local semifinalists for the 2020 James Beard Awards. The James Beard Foundation announced its nominations on Wednesday, February 26. The Phoenix food world — everything from restaurants to chefs and wine programs —…
-
February 24 at 10:23 a.m. by Jacob Tyler Dunn
The big finish to Devour Week, the Devour Culinary Classic 2020 took place — despite the rain — on February 22 and ended February 23 as a huge success. Some of the Valley's best restaurants prepared a variety of variety of impressive plates and…
Or sign in with a social account:
FACEBOOK GOOGLE + TWITTER YAHOO!