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May 15: You’re Bacon Me Crazy Brunch Crawl in downtown Chandler

Mark your calendar: The third annual You’re Bacon Me Crazy Brunch Crawl in downtown Chandler will take place on Saturday, May 15. The self-guided crawl runs from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. and features 14 downtown brunch spots. With purchase of a

Texas Roadhouse founder with ongoing covid-19 symptoms commits suicide

Kent Taylor, founder and CEO of Texas Roadhouse, committed suicide last week after his ‘‘long-haul’’ symptoms of covid-19 became unbearable. He was 65. Taylor had been suffering from an ongoing case of severe tinnitus – a loud ringing or buzzing

Novel Ice Cream, home of the doughnut sandwich, opens in downtown Mesa

Novel Ice Cream, a small Phoenix shop that’s received national attention for its ice cream sandwiches made with glazed doughnut ‘‘buns,’’ has opened a second location in downtown Mesa. The pint-sized store – just 150 square feet – is located

Josh Hebert’s Hot Noodles Cold Sake in Scottsdale to close March 27

Hot Noodles Cold Sake, chef Josh Hebert’s north Scottsdale ramen shop, will close next Saturday, March 27, after nearly five years in business. The eatery was a spinoff of a popular ramen night Hebert (pictured) held at his former improvisational

Spaghetti-by-the-bucket concept coming to Ahwatukee next month

By the Bucket – a Payson restaurant that sells to-go spaghetti, just as its name says, by the bucket – is coming to the East Valley. It’s opening its first Valley location in front of Safeway on the northeast corner of

Healthy concept Salad and Go launches 29th location in southeast Mesa

Drive-through salad eatery Salad and Go launched its 29th location at 6:30 a.m. today on the southeast corner of Signal Butte and Guadalupe in southwest Mesa. The concept, which began in Gilbert in 2013, offers nine chef-created salads (all $5.74

Pedal Haus to join fast-growing list of brewpubs in downtown Mesa

Tempe-based Pedal Haus Brewery, which expanded to downtown Chandler last year, now is joining the burgeoning craft beer scene in downtown Mesa. The brewpub will open its third satellite location in the former Pit Stop auto body shop on the

Aaron Chamberlin launches line of chef-created cannabis edibles

Chef Aaron Chamberlin, who closed his Phoenix Public Market Cafe and Tempe Public Market Cafe last year, has a new venture: cannabis edibles. Chamberlin founded Good Things Coming, a line of edibles using local, gourmet, and chef-driven ingredients. ‘‘If you’re

St. Patrick’s Day specials & deals at MXSW sponsors

B Gastrobar: Irish stew pie (lamb baked into a flaky pastry crust, $26), Irish soda bread board with smoked salmon ($14), and John Barry cocktails ($10). Copper & Logs: Traditional corned beef ($17.95), corned beef mac and cheese ($16.95), corned