Food & Drink

While some metro Phoenix restaurants have closed permanently, others have moved or evolved into something new. Here’s what you need to know.

Koral Casillas and Michela Ricci opened Monsoon Market, a neighborhood store turned natural wine and snack market, in November.

New Chandler restaurant Richie V’s brings Chicago-style hot dogs to the East Valley.

In Tempe, the Graduate hotel’s Food Hall serves food from nine different restaurant concepts, providing both options and efficiency.

Tacos Calafia brings regional cuisine to downtown Tempe with its Tijuana street tacos topped with nopales and cabeza.

A later summer cooking class and two different tastings are on the calendar for this weekend’s Phoenix food events.

Central Phoenix Italian restaurant Forno 301 has opened a second location in Scottsdale, complete with a drive-thru.

Whether it’s National Cuban Sandwich day or not, these Valley restaurants serve satisfying takes on the meat and mustard treat.

Robots are delivering sushi, drinks, and curries at metro Phoenix restaurants as demand for automated servers grows.

Design-forward metro Phoenix restaurants elevate the dining experience and transport you to another time or place.

Goji Berry Cafe, a new Grand Avenue restaurant from the team behind Earth Plant Based Cuisine, takes vegan in a different direction.

Grand Avenue Pizza Co. has been closed all summer. Now, the Hungry Homie announced he’s moving in.

A nice Italian meal, a new club’s grand opening, and an afternoon of beer and dogs make this weekend’s lineup of food and drink events in metro Phoenix.

Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza celebrates 20 years of serving Phoenix at her innovative Mexican restaurant, Barrio Café.

Lou Malnati’s Pizza and Cold Beers & Cheeseburgers are the newest restaurants to join the Village at Prasada, a new outdoor mall with retail, restaurants, and entertainment in Surprise.

These restaurants aren’t your traditional burger joint. But they serve some of the best burgers in the Valley.