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New brasserie brings a taste of Paris to Melrose
The all-day cafe was designed to be quintessentially European. Stop by for coffee and a croissant or stay for escargot and French wine.
By Tirion Boan
Meet the local farmer revolutionizing food systems one tomato at a time
What started as a hobby now employs six ‘Garden Hoes,’ promotes sustainability and uplifts women in farming.
By Melissa Pickering
California grocer opens first Arizona store this week
The supermarket’s first out-of-state location is ready to welcome Valley customers.
By Matthew Bird
Valley culinary powerhouses to open a brewery in downtown Mesa
They’ve mastered tacos, burgers, cocktails and coffee. Now, these pros are turning to craft beer.
By Sara Crocker
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Litchfield’s brings bougie brunch to the West Valley
The historic resort is going all out with a new brunch service fit for a celebration.
By Tirion Boan
A Mesa brewery is closing after 9 years. How to get a last sip
After nearly a decade, the pioneering local brewery will soon pour its last pints.
By Sara Crocker
What will be the drink of 2026? Here’s what Phoenix bartenders predict
Espresso martinis dominated 2025. So, what will fill glasses this year?
By Sara Crocker
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By Tirion Boan
The 10 most anticipated Phoenix restaurants and bars opening this year
A theatrical Italian eatery, Taiwanese dumpling house and a “cheeky tiki” bar are among the new spots we can’t wait to visit.
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