Arizona Restaurant Week has returned to the menu with its spring 2025 dining deals

PHOENIX — There are more than 230 eateries that, as of Friday, will be cooking up special dining deals for diners as part of the 2025 Spring Arizona Restaurant Week.

The limited-time specials are available for 10 days through May 25.

The restaurants that have chosen to participate will offer menu items for $33, $44 or $55. Most restaurants do charge those prices per person, however, there are a select amount that charge those prices per couple instead.

There is a large variety of cuisines to choose from — ranging anywhere from tapas to sushi to fine dining — so foodies won’t be starving for options.

Typically for Arizona Restaurant Week, the participating establishments will design three-course menus that guests can select appetizers, entrees and desserts from.

What places are participating in Arizona Restaurant Week?

The Arizona Restaurant Week website makes it easy to figure out which restaurant to visit as it allows visitors to filter the list by cuisine, city, price and more. There is an interactive map that people can use as well.

There are dining chains participating in Arizona Restaurant Week, including Barrio Queen, Culinary Dropout, North Italia and RA Sushi Bar.

This 10 day dining deal event is put on twice a year by the Arizona Restaurant Association in order to promote the local dining scene as well as give residents the chance discover new places or dine somewhere they’ve been wanting to try. The fall version of the event will return on September 19 through the 28.

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