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Food & Drink

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Pa’La Serves a Select Menu of Simple, Pristine Food

By Chris MalloyDecember 12, 2017

A Phoenician restaurant unlike any other

The 10 Biggest Metro Phoenix Food Stories of 2017

By Chow BellaDecember 11, 2017

Bubbles, barbecue, and some not-so-secret sauce.

50 Places to Eat This 2017 Holiday Season in Metro Phoenix: A Field Guide

By Lauren CusimanoDecember 11, 2017

A guide to where to find tamales, egg nog, ham, latkes, gingerbread, and other holiday treats in metro Phoenix.

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5 Italian Spots in Metro Phoenix to Eat at Right Now

By Chow BellaDecember 9, 2017

Pizza, pasta, and the good stuff.

High-End Butcher Shop Arcadia Meat Market Coming in January 2018

By Chris MalloyDecember 8, 2017

Custom cuts from all kinds of animals.

Breakfast Beat: Euro Morning Eats and Vibes at Alo Cafe in Scottsdale

By Sydney GreeneDecember 8, 2017

Bacon and eggs. Kringel and rusks?

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Best Thing I Ate All Week: An Unsung Italian Pastry Sings in Scottsdale

By Chris MalloyDecember 7, 2017

Daring to think beyond the cannoli

The Churchill: A New Kind of Outdoor Food Space Coming in Spring 2018

By Chris MalloyDecember 7, 2017

Restaurants will cook out of tiny shipping containers.

Island Fever: A Cuban Bakery and a Jamaican Spot Liven up Metro Phoenix

By Patricia EscárcegaDecember 6, 2017

Pressed sandwiches, goat curry, and more

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10 Restaurants Scored a D on November Health Inspections

By Chris MalloyDecember 6, 2017

The D hammer lands!

Smoke Rings: Southern Comfort Food on Metro Phoenix’s Fringe

By Chris MalloyDecember 5, 2017

Down home eats from the Alabama mountains

$10 Lunch: A High-Level Phoenix Torta at a Low Price

By Chris MalloyDecember 5, 2017

A torta that channels the best slider you’ve ever eaten.

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Best of Phoenix 2017: All the Glorious Comfort Foods

By Chow BellaDecember 4, 2017

All the wings, pizza, fried chicken, and much more

A New Cookbook Celebrates Immigrants and What They Bring to the Table

A New Cookbook Celebrates Immigrants and What They Bring to the Table

By Cara StricklandDecember 4, 2017

A conversation with Leyla Moushabeck

The Stupendous Cambodian Soups of Reathrey Sekong in Phoenix

By Chris MalloyDecember 4, 2017

Firing on every single taste sensation.

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4 Metro Phoenix Coffee Spots to Check Out Right Now

4 Metro Phoenix Coffee Spots to Check Out Right Now

By Chow BellaDecember 2, 2017

From Mexican to Ethiopian, we’ve got your coffee.

November Restaurant Openings and Closings in Metro Phoenix

By Felicia CampbellDecember 1, 2017

23 new restaurants opened around Metro Phoenix in November, while one new-comer didn’t make it through the year. Here’s your monthly Valley restaurant report.

Opening Today: The Sicilian Butcher, a New Kind of Italian From the Maggiore Group

By Chris MalloyDecember 1, 2017

A monster five-foot appetizer board? Yep.

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Now Open: Quartiere, New Italian Restaurant in Old Riazzi’s Space

By Chris MalloyDecember 1, 2017

New Italian in old digs.

Breakfast Beat: Surprising Almost-Vegan Food From The Uprooted Kitchen

By Chris MalloyNovember 30, 2017

Featuring one of the greatest French toasts around.

Claudio Urciuoli’s Tiny New Wood-Fired Eatery, Pa’La, Has Opened

By Chris MalloyNovember 29, 2017

Claudio Urciuoli, who cooked at Noble Eatery for four years, has taken the stove at his next endeavor: Pa’La.

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Smoke Rings: Silvana Salcido Esparza Dreams of Barbecue

By Chris MalloyNovember 29, 2017

Yep, the Barrio Café chef wants to open a BBQ joint.

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