Gastropub chain Culinary Dropout will open its doors at Scottsdale Quarter on Oct. 14, making it the fifth location in metro Phoenix and sixth in Arizona.
Here is a list of metro Phoenix restaurants that reopened after the state's stay-at-home order expired and have closed again because of coronavirus concerns or exposure.
Arizona’s two largest cities are declaring states of emergency in response to the coronavirus threat, ordering a closure of bars and banning dine-in restaurant service.
The Arizona Department of Health Services “strongly” recommended Tuesday that restaurants in COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak areas discourage dine-in service.
Scottsdale Quarter is about to be the home of MIXT, a fast-casual restaurant featuring healthy food options and the valley's first "salad valet" service.
A local comedian is serious about his new venture, a coffee and cocktails hybrid in north Phoenix called The Stir Coffee Shop and Gin & Reel Speakeasy.
A month after its most recent debut, Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill is hiring for a soon-to-open Chandler location, the restaurant's fifth in the Valley.
If you order Snoop Dogg's doughnut sandwich with plant-based sausage Thursday morning, Dunkin’ will throw in a $5 gift card, but only at three Valley locations.
