Peak Your Appetite

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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Cruz To 7th Avenue

Lots of downtown Phoenix folk have long been fans of the iconic Fry Bread House on 7th Avenue, just north of Indian School. Set in a modest little house behind a handful of parking spaces, the FBH recently made a move to a bigger space in the former Pancho’s restaurant on Indian School at 10th […]
10 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Sangria Season is Now!

Hey, did you know that Friday was National Sangria Day? Did you even know that such a thing as National Sangria Day existed? Neither did we, until it was too late. But better late than never, eh? It turns out that Rita’s Kitchen at the JW Marriott Camelback Inn serves a killer sangria and if […]
10 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Maximum Strength Design

Noticed something a little funky happening in our neck of the woods lately: old buildings, many of which have been sitting vacant for quite some time, are getting a shot of new energy – but not by someone you might expect. Starbucks, it seems, has an interest in preserving old buildings. They’ve done a fine […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Loco for Locale

Seriously, it’s impossible to even type these words without getting that mouthwatering feeling. We’re talking about La Piazza Locale — a place that makes seriously impressive pizza. In case you haven’t heard, there’s a little pizza joint in Glendale that, ever since Guy Fieri stopped by, has been a little tricky to get into. That […]
11 years ago
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KTAR.com

‘Best Restaurant Service’ in Valley area

Just in time for the holidays, restaurant dining guide Zagat has released their “Best Of” list for the Phoenix/Scottsdale area. From Best Decor to Best Hotel Restaurants and even the best restaurants of various cuisines, this year’s lists sees many restaurants ranking in more than one category. The restaurants below were ranked on a 30-point […]
11 years ago
David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Egging You To Donate

Earlier this year, Chef Aaron May’s Over Easy called for customers to submit their own favorite breakfast recipes in a challenge that would eventually benefit St. Mary’s Food Bank. Well, now it’s time to announce some finalists and get to raising some dough. This Thursday night, Dec. 5 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., amateur […]
11 years ago
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KTAR.com

‘Best Meet for a Drink’ restaurants in Valley

Just in time for the holidays, restaurant dining guide Zagat has released their "Best of" list for the Phoenix/Scottsdale area.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

A Parish of Pastor

We’re not the first to say it: the name’s a little weird. Taco Guild. Wait, huh? Wha? Guild? Tacos and Guilds? Huh? Then again, we thought that about the enchilada joint across the street (Gadzooks Enchiladas & Soup) but now that we’re regulars over there, Gadzooks is part of our regular parlance. Seems the corner […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

This is how pilgrims roll

There’s someone out there reading this who just realized Thanksgiving is Thursday. Someone with no plans, no nuthin’. Well that doesn’t mean you’ve got no turkey because Sapporo’s given’ you the bird, Asian-style. While lots of multi-course, turkey dinner places are all booked up, Sapporo in Scottsdale is the perfect place to get your turkey […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Everybody Must Get Stonehouse

In some ways, you’ve got to be mentally prepared before stepping foot in La Grande Orange. It’s a barrage of noise, sights, people, more noise, stuff to buy, girls who don’t do yoga but wear yoga clothes, more noise, and a line that requires your attention if you intend on keeping your place in it. […]
11 years ago
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Mini Salas

10 celebrities who know their way around the kitchen

Here are 10 celebrities I would love to link up with this holiday season for a potluck dinner.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

A Box of bubbly

Think of the coolest teacher you’ve ever had. Then picture that teacher not talking about chemistry or history or whatever, but talking about wine, whiskey, and other bar industry topics. That’s Seth Box. He’s the Director of Education for Moet Hennessy USA, which means that he literally educates people about wine, Champagne, and spirits here […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

A Redo on the Ranch

October and November must be “Iconic Valley Restaurant Remodel Months” because we’re seeing revamped spaces left and right — Jade Bar and T. Cook’s come immediately to mind. Now we get news that one of the icons way up north just underwent a makeover – the venerable Cartwright’s Sonoran Ranch House unveiled a new look […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

He Caymus, he saw, he conquered

Maybe life ain’t so bad after all. See, earlier this year, we were picturing life in AZ without the iconic Sportsman’s Fine Wine & Spirits occupying the spot next to Tarbell’s restaurant at 32nd Street and Camelback. Sportsman’s closed over the summer and we were sad, as were thousands of others. But then news came […]
11 years ago
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Mark and Monica

NYC Bakery introduces turkey-stuffed donut

A bakery in New York City is bringing strange food combinations to a whole new level.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

A Sweet Ghost Story

Ready to take your love of spicy things to the next level? Check out locally owned Sonoran Spice Company. We met founder, Jerrod Harris, while doing a radio segment on Restaurant Live last month. Sure, Harris’ company can get you ghost peppers, seeds for growing your own, and gift sets of spices and rubs, but […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

MercBar: A Classic Redux

Hey, remember MercBar? Of course you do. It’s part of our DNA as residents of PHX. In an age of “concepts” and “gastropubs” and “cocktail culture,” Merc remains, at its core, “just a bar.” It’s open 365 days a week, it’s dark, it’s sexy, it’s just a good room for drinkin’. But like any place […]
11 years ago
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987ThePeak.com

Eight’s Great GrillFest heats up the Valley

PEORIA, Ariz. — The way to a man’s heart is through food — grilled food. Which is why men across the Valley are burning for the upcoming Eight’s Great GrillFest. Featuring cooking demonstrations by local award-winning chefs, local restaurant samples and wine and beer tasting, this event is sure to deliver a pleasing taste. Join […]
11 years ago
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987ThePeak.com

Pizzeria Bianco ranked No. 3 best pizza in U.S.

Arizona isn't known for having good pizza, let's face it. But one saucy joint in Phoenix broke that stereotype and is now being named one of the nation's best.
11 years ago
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Courtnie Erickson/KTAR.com contributor

How to be a more patient parent

If you, like hundreds of other parents, have a short fuse and find patience a struggle, here are five suggestions to help you become a more patient parent.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

Please pass the salt

Chef Stephen Eldridge of Gertrude's at Desert Botanical Garden has put together a "Salt Smitten" six-course dinner with Aaron Eckburg, the founder of local salt company GoLbSalt.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

That’s your ticket!

A new, free website helps alert you to all major events happening around town.
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

From Chicago, by way of the moon

When we say “Half Moon Sports Grill,” what do you picture? That strange building on Highland, just west of 24th Street, that you see as you drive by but most likely don’t pop in? That’s cool, because even the owners knew it was time for an update after over 10 years in biz. But a […]
11 years ago
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David Tyda/EaterAZ.com

History in the Making

Did you know that Manuel’s Mexican Restaurant & Cantina has been around since 1964? You can imagine that with a history stretching that far back, and a current mini-empire of seven locations, the company holds fast to tradition. Started by Manuel and Alice Salazar, Manuel’s is integral to any conversation about the history of Mexican […]
11 years ago