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When it comes to the Valley’s expanding repertoire of Caribbean cuisine, we’re sharing the same dream.
When it comes to the Valley’s expanding repertoire of Caribbean cuisine, we’re sharing the same dream.
Culinary revolutions come and go. These old-school Mexican eateries – and their happy hours – hold the line.
Once a throwaway item, fish skin is transformed into a crispy, craveable condiment by innovative Valley chefs.
Chef Leo Madrigal started his own upscale Mexican restaurant in South Phoenix after a 20-year tenure at Z’Tejas.
Old Town Scottsdale’s scrappy, improvisational café is reborn a lavishly staffed fine dining palace – and it’s pretty spectacular.
Soul Café serves up the ultimate vegetarian comfort food.
Jerky lovers sojourn to Hobe Meats in Phoenix for some house-made beef jerky.
A monthly look at Arizona wine with Valley dining impresario Pavle Milic.
Even though school has already started and the temps aren’t dropping anytime soon, Labor Day marks the official "end" of summer. Celebrate the last three-day weekend of summer with some dining deals at local eateries!
August is National Goat Cheese Month and we almost missed it! To celebrate, albeit a little late, executive sous chef John Vite of Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club shares his recipe for warm goat cheese dip.
When longtime restaurateur Tomaso Maggiore talks about the food he grew up eating in Sicily, you can hear the love and passion in his voice.
DeSoto Central Market, the downtown hangout that was home to various hipster high-end food vendors, is no more, at least for now.
About three or four times a year, Pita Jungle adds five seasonal items to the menu under the name Seasonal Kitchen Crafts. “It’s a platform for us to test new things,” says Bassel Osmani, one of Pita Jungle’s co-founders. One of the summer recipes, Crouching Kale and Hidden Berry Salad, is loaded with “superfoods” and has proven to be quite popular, he says.
Thursday, August 16, is National Rum Day, so naturally we rounded up a fun drink for you to make at home. The rum-spiked Rendezvous is courtesy of the Thirsty Camel a sleek, earthtone bar at The Phoenician with spectacular Valley views and a daily summer happy hour that starts at 2 p.m.