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From the It’s-Hard-to-Believe Department: Brickyard Downtown beverage director Bobby Kramer wasn’t the only Valley food and drink industry member to be a victim of a wrong-way driver last Wednesday. On the same day Kramer was killed, Scott Selke, longtime co-owner
The Brickyard Downtown in downtown Chandler reopens at 3 p.m. today for the first time since the tragic death of its beverage director last week. Bobby Kramer, 31, was killed last Wednesday by a wrong-way driver on I-10. He left behind
Horrible news: Bobby Kramer, beverage director at The Brickyard Downtown and The Hidden House in downtown Chandler, was killed early Wednesday by a wrong-way driver on I-10 near Chandler Boulevard. Police say Kramer was traveling in the westbound lane at
Downtown Mesa, which launched a special outdoor dining area called al Fresco off Main last month, begins offering free meal delivery and free live music for those outdoor diners Thursday. Located on MacDonald just north of Main, the half-block fenced
The Ahwatukee dining community is reeling after family-run Bell’ Italia Pizzeria announced Monday that owner and chef Mario Caputo had died unexpectedly. ‘‘Mario’s passion for food and family was well known,’’ the restaurant posted on social media. ‘‘He treated his
Salad and Go, the salads-and-wraps drive-through concept that began in Gilbert in 2013, has quickly grown to 25 locations. Today, however, it pulls off a first for the concept: It’s opening two new locations on the same day. The newest
Arizona state Rep. Jeff Weninger from Chandler has introduced a bill to allow restaurants and bars to sell to-go cocktails again, helping the struggling hospitality industry recover from the covid-19 pandemic. It would be similar in effect to Gov. Doug
Condolences to the family and friends of Tomaso Maggiore, the prolific Valley restaurateur and chef who lost his battle with lung cancer today at age 73. The Sicilian-born Maggiore launched more than 50 restaurants in Arizona and California, including The
