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7 Brew Is Coming to The Upper Middle. Here’s Where.

If you’ve been wondering what’s next for those shuttered Salad and Go locations around Phoenix, we may finally have an answer. And this time, coffee is on the menu. Four former Salad and Go locations in and around North Central Phoenix, the Biltmore and Arcadia are slated for a new life as 7 Brew drive-thrus.

Phoenix, AZ · 8d

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Buck & Rider's Owners Are Opening a Camelback Road Fish Market in December

Hi Noon Hospitality is opening a new seafood market near its flagship Buck & Rider restaurant on Camelback Road, with the team hoping to welcome customers in December. B&R Fish Shop is set to double as a retail counter selling fresh raw seafood for home cooks and a hand-rolled sushi bar for walk-in diners, all tucked near the restaurant that started it.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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This Humble Arizona Restaurant Serves Fried Chicken That Has People Driving From Miles Around

Somewhere in Phoenix sits a small yellow building that has absolutely no business being this good at making fried chicken, yet here we are. Mrs. White’s Golden Rule Cafe has quietly built a following that stretches well beyond its own neighborhood, and once you understand why, you’ll be adding it to your own regular rotation.

Phoenix, AZ · 8d

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Indigenous-owned bakery expands with third Valley cafe

From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Phoenix one of a kind, New Times is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. When Nick Myron launched Blue Corn Cafe & Bakery just over four...

Phoenix, AZ · 17h

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20 Years of Common Food Done Uncommonly Well at Joe’s Farm Grill

Joe’s Farm Grill celebrates two decades in Agritopia with a weeklong anniversary party and a one-day return to 2006 prices. The post 20 Years of Common Food Done Uncommonly Well at Joe’s Farm Grill appeared first on Fabulous Arizona .

Gilbert, AZ · 15h

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Here Are the Valley Restaurants That Opened and Closed in October

A new platform launched by Tony and Roushan Christofellis of Salad and Go fame features premium ingredients and low prices on dishes that include protein bowls, grilled burritos, tacos, pizza and fresh-cut salads. Eight more outlets to follow. 1739 W. Glendale Ave., angies.com. Costa Bella Italian Kitchen. A classic Italian...

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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Arizona’s 5 Oldest Pizza Parlors Have Fed Little League Teams For Generations

Every Arizona town has that one pizza place where the team photos never quite come off the wall. These are the spots where grandparents once celebrated a win, and now their grandkids do the same after Saturday games. The five parlors on this list have been slinging pies since as...

Arizona · 20h

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Beyond the Cigar: Building Connections at a Cave Creek Lounge

Nestled between the rugged landscapes of North Phoenix and the quaint charm of Cave Creek lies a haven for cigar aficionados and those seeking a sense of community. It's here at Smoke and Joe Cigar Lounge where every puff of a premium cigar is steeped in the warmth of camaraderie and the spirit of local support. As the lounge approaches its eighth anniversary on November 1, 2026, its story is one of resilience and community loyalty—a testament to the motto "Zero Investors. 100% Customer Supported." Since its inception on November 1, 2018, Smoke and Joe has stood as a bastion for cigar enthusiasts, offering more than just a place to enjoy a fine cigar. It's a place where relationships are nurtured, where the owner greets regulars by name, and where the essence of personalized service remains the cornerstone of the experience. "Every single day those doors have opened is because someone chose us," the owner reflects, highlighting the personal choice customers make to support a local business over faceless online giants.

Cave Creek, AZ · 1d

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For Years, Locals Have Sworn By This Classic Arizona Donut Shop And Its Massive Old-School Donuts

The doors open at 4 a.m., seven days a week. That’s not a typo, and it’s not a special holiday schedule either. The donuts here are known for being massive. The case holds square cronuts, maple bacon rings, buttermilk bars, and a cherry fritter that catches apple fans off guard.

Phoenix, AZ · 3d

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This Arizona Restaurant Serves Grandma Won Pen’s Fried Chicken And Curries Straight From Three Thai Villages

A grandmother named Won Pen in Thailand is the reason one Arizona restaurant serves its fried chicken with nam jim gai. Her recipe made the trip across the ocean, and the kitchen refuses to change it. That stubborn loyalty runs through the whole menu. Every single dish traces back to...

Phoenix, AZ · 9h

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P.F. Chang’s donates $100K, plushies to Banner Children’s patients in Mesa

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — Young patients at an East Valley hospital received a major boost of comfort and support thanks to an Arizona-based restaurant chain, which is Something Good!. P.F. Chang’s partnered with the Starlight Children’s Foundation to deliver a $100,000 donation to Banner Children’s at Desert in Mesa....

Mesa, AZ · 18h

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These 5 Family-Owned Italian Restaurants In Phoenix Still Pack In Crowds Of Locals

Phoenix has no shortage of shiny new restaurants, but some of the busiest dining rooms in town belong to families who have been rolling pasta and simmering sauce for years. These are the spots where regulars know the menu by heart and still show up on a Saturday night anyway.

Phoenix, AZ · 2d

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Moldy cucumbers among 4 health violations at metro Phoenix restaurants

Maricopa County health inspectors cited a metro Phoenix restaurant for four health violations during the week of Oct. 19. Violations included moldy cucumbers, raw meat liquid leaking into ready-to-eat foods, and keeping prepared foods in a cooler without discard date labels. A priority violation is a major violation that directly increases the risk of foodborne illness or injury. If listed in inspection reports, remedies implemented during the inspection are noted. During the week of Oct. 19, inspectors visited nearly 1,200 restaurants and other food-serving facilities in hospitals, senior homes and schools. About 370 restaurants received an "A" rating. See a sampling of the A-rated restaurants at the bottom of this article. 4 priority violations Aguila’s Hidaway Lighthouse, 12351 W . Indian School Road, Avondale Inspectors found dark and white mold-like growth on whole cucumbers stored in the walk-in cooler. The cucumbers were thrown away during the inspection. An open package of raw ground beef was stored above ready-to-eat foods, including cut cilantro, shredded cheese and tortillas. Liquid from the raw meat had leaked onto the containers and packaging of those foods. The items were embargoed, and the meat was properly stored during the inspection. Several foods in the walk-in cooler,

Maricopa County, AZ · 1d

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Before You Book Thanksgiving Out, Know These 5 Arizona Steakhouses Serve Holiday Prime Rib

Not everyone wants to spend Thanksgiving morning wrestling a turkey into the oven. Plenty of Arizona families skip the dishes and head out for a big holiday meal instead, and prime rib has quietly become the star of many of those tables. From a Route 66 classic in Williams to...

Arizona · 1d

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A Classic Diner Fan Will Tell You MacAlpine’s In Phoenix, With Its Circa-1928 Soda Fountain, Still Hits Different

Some Phoenix lunch counters have been around for a few years, and then there is one that was already serving neighbors before the Great Depression. It started as a pharmacy, kept its original soda fountain, and somehow never let go of its old-school personality. Families who sat at that counter...

Phoenix, AZ · 15h

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This Low-Key Arizona Deli Serves An Italian Beef Sandwich That Locals Guard Like Treasure

Somewhere in Scottsdale, tucked inside a strip mall that doesn’t look like anything special from the outside, there’s a deli that Chicago transplants treat like a classified government secret. That place is Guido’s Chicago Meats and Deli, and once you eat there, you’ll completely understand why people don’t...

Scottsdale, AZ · 6d

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Quiessence broadens its farm-to-table experience with new menu formats

Quiessence at the Farm executive chef and owner Dustin Christofolo knows the Italian culture well. He laughs about his family “speaking loudly” — but not necessarily yelling — to each other. (Think “The Bear.”) “Especially in Southern Italy,” Christofolo said with a laugh. “It...

Phoenix, AZ · 1d

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At This Arizona Korean Market, You Shop For Kimchi, Then Hit The Food Court And Bakery

Chestnut mammoth bread. Yuzu pie. Milk cream bread filled with vanilla bean custard. Those aren’t from a fancy pastry shop. They come from a bakery inside a Korean grocery store in Arizona. I love that a grocery run here can end with a pastry box. The market stocks kimchi,...

Mesa, AZ · 1d

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Downtown Mesa BBQ & Bluegrass Classic takes center stage

The toughest barbecue competitors at this year’s Downtown Mesa BBQ & Bluegrass Classic might not be old enough to drive. “These kids are awesome,” said Jimmy Cerracchio, the Downtown Mesa Association’s executive director, about the KidsQ competition. “They actually do their own brisket, and they do their own pulled pork. They step up, and they do an amazing job.”

Mesa, AZ · 1d

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