PHOENIX Team Picks: March

Lauren LoftusMarch 16, 2017
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Craig Outhier, editor
Richardson’s Cuisine of New Mexico is where I first discovered the day-altering potential of French toast. The tenderloin Benedict is outstanding, too, done in a decadent, yolky jalapeno Hollandaise.”

 

 

 

Photo by Dwayne O. on Yelp

 Leah LeMoine, managing editor
“They opened after I wrote the brunch guide so I missed fitting them in to that, but Breakfast Kitchen Bar is a wonderful new addition to the Valley brunch scene. The chilaquiles are delicious and the service is warm and friendly. Can’t wait to go back to try the churro waffle.”

 

 

 

Photo by B.K. on Yelp

Lauren Loftus, associate editor
“I’m really pushing the Valley boundaries with this one… but the best eggs Benedict I’ve ever had was at Mile High Grill & Inn in Jerome. Perfectly poached eggs, salty ham and the most luxurious Hollandaise – I literally licked the plate.”
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First Watch blueberry pancackes. Courtesy Trip Advisor.

Mirelle Inglefield, art director
First Watch is my go-to place. I’ll usually get the Morning Market Veg omelet (love the combination of the crimini mushrooms and goat cheese!) and my beau and I will split a stack of pancakes – we switch between blueberry and buttermilk.”
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French toast at Kiss the Cook. Photo by Jodi B. on Yelp.

Angelina Aragon, associate art director
Kiss the Cook is my new favorite place to get breakfast. The food is authentic and the omelet has a delicious sauce that is perfection!”
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