Arizona snubbed in 2026 James Beard Award finals
After 12 Arizona chefs and restaurants were named semifinalists in January, the state was completely shut out on Tuesday.
After 12 Arizona chefs and restaurants were named semifinalists in January, the state was completely shut out on Tuesday.
With secret restaurant inspectors and coveted stars, Michelin runs on mystery. The new Southwest guide stays true to form.
We’re sweet on the new all-day eatery from chef Tandy Peterson. Here’s what to order.
The Phoenix private chef puts a spin on a classic dish. Here’s how to make his favorite recipe from his new cookbook.
Reilly Meehan built a following on social media. For his first collection of recipes, the chef digs deeper.
After 20 years of running Valley restaurants, the celebrated chef is back. His new project seats just six at a time.
The chef behind two celebrated Valley restaurants enters the “Flavortown Food Fight.” Here’s how to watch.
Arizona’s top chefs showcased their creations for fans and judges at the two-day event, hoping for Best in Show.
Early spring citrus. Vinyl picked to set the tone. Attention to detail inspires conversation and connection at this new spot.
The eatery fuses soul food with Latin flavors, serving tacos, wings and creative new dishes.
Chef Vincent Guerithault opened his eatery in 1986. Four decades later, he’s still serving French cuisine with Southwest flair.
The new concept from owner Sharon Cunningham serves weekday lunch and Southern staples.
The former chef and co-owner of CRUjiente Tacos will oversee four restaurants at the luxe hotel.
Chef Bernie Kantak is bringing back original drinks and dishes to mark the occasion.
“I wanted to get back to what I love to do,” the chef says. Here’s what’s next for him and Clive Collective.
“I think it will put everyone on the edge of their chair, at least I’m on mine,” says one top Valley chef.
Phoenix restaurants could earn Michelin stars for the first time in 2026.
Tune in as the Food Network star brings his show back to an essential Valley eatery.
Stop by the new restaurant for breakfast or lunch and take an artisanal chocolate bar to go.
The Valley is filled with holiday bars. But one downtown Phoenix restaurant is taking a different approach, backed by serious culinary chops.
Want to use local ingredients in your holiday dishes? Persepshen’s co-owner offers tips and tricks.
The owners of one of Phoenix’s favorite wine bars share their tips and tricks for creating a memorable meal.