Summer (dining) in the city
Summer in Phoenix may be hot, but it does have its perks, including dining deals at Valley...
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Category: Dining
Shake off the dust of the day
Named for the first strong drink after a long, dusty day, Dust Cutter, at 50 E Adams St. in...
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Find shades of Nashville at Horse & Hyde
Scott Hibler digs into a pulled pork sandwich – smoked pork on Hawaiian buns with crispy onion...
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Poolboy opens on Camelback
Poolhouse Group, the hospitality company behind Gadzooks Enchiladas & Soup and The Green...
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Eat local during Summer Chef Series
This summer, residents are invited to support the Valley’s vibrant dining community by taking part...
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Kids eat free this summer
Summer break has arrived, and residents looking for family-friendly dining offerings can enjoy two...
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Experience classic French with a Southwest tang
Vincent Guerithault is pictured at his eponymous restaurant, Vincent on Camelback, with a French...
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Olive Farmer aims for late summer opening
With an anticipated August or September opening in the former Santo Arcadia space at 4418 E....
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Ono opens on Indian School
Ono Hawaiian BBQ opened its newest restaurant in the Phoenix area at 1003 E. Indian School Road on...
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The Nash opens a full bar
In late 2024, The Nash jazz club unveiled a $2.5 million renovation and celebrated its 12th...
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Learn how to make tortillas
There’s nothing quite like a fresh, handmade tortilla, and residents can learn how to make them...
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Restaurant Week begins on May 15
The Arizona Restaurant Association’s 2026 Spring Arizona Restaurant Week (ARW) will take place...
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