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🌮 The Guadalupe on Main, a modern Southwest restaurant with a focus on Jalisco-style dishes, has opened in central Mesa. It takes over the building formerly home to Casa Ramos Redux, which closed last month, on the north side of
🥬 Green (pictured), Uniq Burger, Dilla Libre, and Freak Brothers Pizza are some of the restaurants, food trucks, and other food vendors participating in Phoenix Vegetarian Restaurant Week, which runs through Sunday. Check the website to see the special prix-fixe
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🐕 Three Dog Bakery, a Kansas City-based chain that bills itself as ‘‘the world’s first bakery for dogs,’’ has made its Arizona debut on the southwest corner of Alma School and Queen Creek roads in south Chandler. Small-batch treats include
🍹 Congrats to The Montauk bartender Barrymore ‘‘Bud’’ Shaw (pictured), who beat out 950 other bartenders to win the 2024 Coramino Cup, sponsored by Gran Coramino Tequila, in Las Vegas. Shaw won $10,000 and will appear with comedian/actor Kevin Hart
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🍕 Little Ray’s Pizzeria, a family-owned Italian restaurant, has opened on the northeast corner of Beardsley Road and 59th Avenue in Glendale. New York-style pizzas range from traditional thin-crust to Sicilian thick-crust (pictured). In addition to pizzas and calzones, the
🐓 Chick-fil-A has opened its first ‘‘elevated drive-thru concept’’ – four drive-thru lanes with an over-sized kitchen on the second floor (but no dining room) – in metro Atlanta. Food is sent down on conveyor belts to workers who deliver
