Acclaimed Old Town eatery reopens with new name and fresh look
After a tumultuous year, the Scottsdale bar and restaurant reintroduces itself to diners on Friday.
After a tumultuous year, the Scottsdale bar and restaurant reintroduces itself to diners on Friday.
There’s a new, energetic chophouse in downtown Phoenix steps from the city’s sporting arenas.
Two prominent Scottsdale spots, a longstanding pizzeria and multiple cafes have said goodbye.
A former Four Peaks brewer helms this new, lager-forward taproom.
A Gilbert bakery, an uptown Phoenix sandwich shop and a Mesa noodle maker drew huge crowds. Here’s where to try first.
Inspired by the alleyway dining scene in Japan, Atashi Yokocho will have 15 to 20 different food stalls.
The Old Town spot served customers for 30 years. Now, it’s back with a fresh look.
The rapidly expanding chain is now bringing salads and bowls to a new neighborhood.
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Known for savory bulgogi and fluffy milk bread, Let’s Toast is now serving customers six days a week.
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The wait is nearly over. The new restaurant has a two-day celebration planned with hot dogs, music and free ice cream.
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The owner of Gadzooks launches his new restaurant, putting cornbread in tacos.
Off the Record in Downtown Phoenix is hosting a grand opening party tonight.
Will Porter’s new ‘French-inspired’ boulangerie makes its East Valley debut. Meet Sablé.
The new attraction in Scottsdale offers air-conditioned gondolas and epic views.
Customers showed up for dinner to find “closed” signs taped to the glass doors.
The new ‘mom and pop’ bistro and lounge is set to make its debut this summer.
Valley eateries that have served customers for decades are saying their goodbyes this month.
Arizona’s last location of the fun snack shop will say goodbye this month after four years.
They moved, closed and tried to make things work with a food truck and catering. But now, the restaurant is back home.