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Salad and Go, the Gilbert-based chain of drive-through salad shops, begins its Lower Price Initiative today by dropping the price of its salads with chicken or organic tofu from $7.18 to $6.82. The initiative, announced last month, is an ambitious, four-stage plan to lower
You can add Craft 64 in Old Town Scottsdale to the list of local restaurants and bars opening early to show World Cup games. The award-winning pizzeria and craft beer bar will open at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 11, for
Metalachi, the world’s first (and apparently only) heavy metal mariachi band will headline the musical lineup at this year’s Rockin’ Taco Street Fest in downtown Chandler. The seventh annual fest will take place noon-9 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15. Besides tacos from
Meridiem Kitchen & Lounge, the year-old restaurant on Price Road just south of the Loop 202 in south Chandler, is dropping breakfast on weekdays. The restaurant’s new hours are 10 a.m.-11 p.m. weekdays and 7 a.m.-1 a.m. weekends. The restaurant recently
Grubstak, the 18-month-old poutine-like concept in downtown Gilbert, will open a second location this fall on the southeast corner of Gilbert and Ocotillo in south Chandler. Instead of using traditional poutine’s French fries, Grubstak’s offerings – known as Staks – are
Just one day after the Arizona Republic ran its biennial story on the growing number of restaurants in downtown Chandler, some of those restaurants may be preparing to leave. I’ve been hearing rumors in recent weeks that more than one restaurant
Helluva Brewing Company, a described ‘‘suds and smoke’’ brewpub, is planning to open this fall in the former Zipps Sports Grill building on the northeast corner of McClintock and Ray in Chandler. Owner Shawn Shepard says a 15-barrel brewing system will take up
Last August, MXSW broke the news that Texas-based Varsity Tavern was taking over the three-story building that formerly housed Hooters and Gringo-Star Street Bar on the southeast corner of Mill and Fifth Street in downtown Tempe. Besides a Varsity Tavern, we now know the upscale sports
