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🍔 Rosati’s Pizza ran out of pies at many of its 10 Valley locations during Tuesday’s 60th anniversary special – large two-item pizzas for just $3.50 – but the company has promised to ‘‘resume’’ the promotion Oct. 15. 📕 ‘‘Brunch
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🧑🏾🍳 The Larder & The Delta, the elevated Southern restaurant from chef/owner Stephen Jones, reopens today in midtown Phoenix. Jones, who lost his downtown Phoenix space last October, takes over the recently closed Binkley’s Restaurant on the northwest corner of
🍔 Aioli Burger in Phoenix celebrates National Cheeseburger Day today with a deal: Buy one cheeseburger and get a second free. (Also available 10:30 a.m-2 p.m. at its food truck at ASU.) One lucky diner will win free burgers for
🧇 Central Bean Cafe, a family-run bakery specializing in ‘‘croffles’’ (croissant waffles, pictured) and Filipino pastries, has opened in uptown Phoenix. It takes over the space formerly home to Infinity Sweets bakery near the southeast corner of Central Avenue and
🍕 Rosati’s Pizza celebrates its 60th anniversary today with throwback 1964 pricing – get a 14-inch two-item thin-crust carryout-only pizza for just $3.50. There’s a limit of one pizza per person per visit. See more details here. 🍕 Get $1
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🍲 Top One Hot Pot & Asian Cuisine, a restaurant specializing in traditional hot pots, has opened at Superstition Springs on the northwest corner of Power and Baseline roads in east Mesa. Besides hot pots (including a mini version for solo
