September is the perfect month for food lovers in the Valley to rejoice! Prices in Phoenix include $33 or $44 for a three-course, and $20, $30, or $40 for a three-course in Tucson. This statewide affair offers foodies a wealth of dining
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Time to dust off the dancing shoes, call your friends and head over to a new spicy restaurant that will have you shaking your hips all night long. La Flor De Calabaza located in Downtown Phoenix
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Crepes are a common entrée found on many restaurant menus. Le Chalet is one of the few French eateries in the West Valley where customers can choose savory or sweet crepes, or a traditional French plate
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez A new chic spot for locals lies in Central Phoenix for those who are seeking a new eatery to dine with friends. The hip Mexican joint plays music from Mana to Vicente Fernández and customers can
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez Hard work and dedication came hand in hand with the Salazar family when they decided to open a Peruvian family restaurant in Tempe 3 years ago. The decision to travel to the United States leaving behind
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez On the second story in Old Town Scottsdale is a European treasure. What many would see as a brick building is actually a Spanish restaurant once 3p.m. comes around. Tapas Papa Frita has been a success
By: Jessica Danielle Ramirez There is a new flavor that has made its way inside the Metro Center Mall. Café Ole is a new quick eatery that is serving traditional Colombian food at an affordable price. Hector and Isabel Correa
