Queen B Sushi grew out of a pop-up sushi night at Keenan's Queen B Vinyl Café and opens on Main Street this fall.

Richard “Rip” Riva just unified all seven Arizona Johnny Rockets under one roof, including the world's oldest running location in Scottsdale.

Behind an unmarked door at Mortgage Matchup Center, a $15,000-a-year supper club serves Carbone-style pasta to Phoenix's high rollers.

Tipsy Scoop's new barlour sits inside the 23-story Sora tower across from ASU's downtown campus, with an opening party running past midnight.

The Phoenix dumpling shop is swapping its old bike-shop home for a curved-bar space with soft serve and slushy margaritas.

Anthony Garcia says Avondale needs a mom-and-pop burger spot — his new Army Ant's Cheeseburgers could open there by 2028.

Funky Frida's closes Sunday, but its Indian School Road space is becoming a private event venue for weddings and parties.

The maritime-themed center near North Lake will echo the Yacht Club of Estrella's sail-mast design. No opening date has been set yet.

Seven new local restaurants and four shops are replacing underperforming Terminal 4 vendors as Sky Harbor courts its busiest crowds yet.

Arizona’s homegrown Salad And Go chain is closing all 70 Arizona and Nevada locations after a Chapter 11 filing.

Old Town Tortilla Factory is closing after 30 years in Scottsdale, ending a run defined by Southwestern food, margaritas and a leafy adobe setting.

A new Dutch Bros is planned near 43rd Avenue and I-10, giving west Phoenix its 11th location.

Cien Agaves is opening its second Arizona location in Chandler with a 300-seat dining room, new dishes and a tequila-fueled grand opening.