Arizona Restaurant Week’s Spring 2020 Dates and Restaurants
The 13th annual spring ARW is looking pretty solid.
The 13th annual spring ARW is looking pretty solid.
Everything from classy Scottsdale digs to cozy eateries in south Phoenix.
New facilities, award-winning burger joints, and top-tier barbecue.
What to wear, when to go, who you’re going to see.
We learn more about Aaron Chamberlin’s new healthy eating project for family households.
What to expect at this first-ever “foodie concert” on February 29.
We talk cobbler, barbecue parties, Pattie LaBelle, and more with the Hill sisters.
Just three weeks after opening, all meats are right on point.
A well-paced, well-organized showcasing of Phoenix’s global restaurant offerings.
Happy 108th birthday, state of ours!
The flavors? Sonoran. Carne asada? Just the beginning at Taco Boy’s.
Not all combinations of meat, cheese, and accoutrements are created equally.
Where drinking responsibly takes on a whole new meaning.
One of many reasons we live in the Valley — Mexican food.
Watch those Sky Harbor locations, guys.
Greater Phoenix is suddenly flush with new options for early diners.
A rising Italian trend filters to a great American pizza city.
In downtown Mesa, 12 West has opened a tap room with beer, cocktails, and some undeniably good bar food.
Gio Osso is making Neapolitan-style pizza with added inflections and flair.
Hello, Nobu. We see you, Sherpa Kitchen. Bye bye, Mother Bunch Brewing.
Where you go for serious morning meals.
Chopped Sweets has four top pastry chefs competing to create top-notch desserts from bizarre ingredients. The Mora chef hosts.