Spilling the tea on the 9 sauciest food stories of the year
The Phoenix food scene served up plenty of juicy drama in 2025.
The Phoenix food scene served up plenty of juicy drama in 2025.
In a year full of eating around the Valley, some exceptional dishes blew us away. Here’s where to get a taste.
A viral pizzeria, a swanky steakhouse and two award-winning bakeries are among the biggest openings of the year.
At this point, most ticketed dinners are sold out and reservations are full. But these Valley restaurants keep it festive without the hassle.
Valley eateries are ready to celebrate with everything from casual NYE meals to swanky festive feasts.
If feasting on noodles and fried rice in your pajamas sounds like the perfect holiday, here’s where to order.
Let the pros handle the cooking this Christmas with holiday buffets, special menus and takeout options.
After years of delays, the long-awaited dumpling house has finally set a target opening date.
The iconic Phoenix steakhouse has a refreshed look and an updated menu. Here’s what to expect.
Dozens of restaurants have opened around the Valley over the last year. These 10 stand out above the rest.
The Old Town Scottsdale restaurant, named for a Mediterranean pine, proves a tough nut to crack.
The wild animal-inspired restaurant from the former “Real Housewife” opens in Old Town.
Phoenix restaurants are offering special menus in honor of the eight-day celebration that runs until Dec. 22.
Need a last-minute gift? Phoenix restaurants are ready with gift cards and bonus cash.
The high-energy steakhouse plans to open a second Valley location in 2026.
In a national ranking, these Valley eateries stood out for their flavorful broths, tender noodles and unique toppings.
From longtime staples to splashy new spots, these shuttered Valley restaurants left their mark.
Where to dine, grab dessert or sip a cocktail in the massive hub of Mesa’s Asian District.
The famous dumpling house will be steaming soon at a second Valley restaurant.
“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.
From cafes serving delicious dim sum to family restaurants fit for a feast, these spots sell the best Chinese food in town.