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Desert Durum Wheat Whiskey, the first Arizona grain-to-bottle whiskey, will be available for purchase starting a 1 p.m. Friday at Arizona Distilling Company in Tempe. The microdistillery will be selling 375-milliliter bottles of the historic spirit’s first run for $40.

Friday’s not only Valentine’s Day. It’s also Chompie’s 35th anniversary, and the local New York-style deli is celebrating with a $3.35 all-you-can-eat buttermilk pancakes special all day. A two-stack of Chompie’s made-from-scratch pancakes usually is $5.69. The special is good for

My Wine Cellar in Ahwatukee is extending its Valentine’s Day special to three days, starting Thursday and running through Saturday. My Wine Cellar Valentine’s menu: Starter: Mixed greens salad with grapes, pancetta, and balsamic Entree: Cabernet-braised short rib with truffle potato

Once upon a time, the Arizona Strong Beer Festival was all about “strong” beers as measured in alcohol content, otherwise known as ABV (alcohol by volume). Participating breweries were asked to bring beers with a minimum ABV of 7.5%, although the

Wimpy’s Paradise, an old-fashioned burger and ice cream shop, re-opens for business Friday in downtown Chandler after a 2,000-mile journey that took nearly 60 years. The original Wimpy’s Paradise was launched by Ken Walters in 1939 in Monongahela, Pa., just south

For people in love, Friday is Valentine’s Day. For the rest of the world, it’s just another Friday night. If you’re among the latter group, Iguana Mack’s may be the place for you. Friday, the Chandler roadhouse-themed restaurant and bar

Hangar 24, a brewery in Redlands, Calif., known for its World War II-era aviation-inspired labels, will begin sending its beers to Arizona bars, restaurants, and retail stores next month. Hangar 24’s flagship beer is its Orange Wheat, brewed with oranges grown near

Original Chopshop Company has confirmed rumors that have been swirling around downtown Chandler for a couple months: It will open its third Valley location next month in the former Kokopelli Winery & Bistro building on Boston Street. Kokopelli, Arizona’s oldest continual