DeFalco's Italian Deli & Grocery in Scottsdale is a Valley institution — a family-owned spot where you can grab a hot sub, sit down for pasta, and stock up on imported Italian goods all under one roof.

The deli case is loaded with specialty meats and cheeses, the kitchen cranks out pizza and baked pasta dishes, and the grocery aisles carry hard-to-find imports you won't see at a typical supermarket.

It's been a local staple for decades, drawing a loyal following from the neighborhood and earning recognition from food shows along the way.

Whether you're grabbing a quick lunch, feeding a group through catering, or hunting down that one ingredient you can never find, DeFalco's has a way of sending you home with more than you came for — and no complaints about it.

Los Dos Molinos Uptown is bringing serious New Mexican heat to a more central Phoenix location — and it's not messing around.

Known for its Hatch green chile-heavy menu, this uptown spot serves up all the classics — tacos, enchiladas, and adovada — with the bold, fiery flavors the Los Dos Molinos name has built its reputation on.

Green and red chile run deep in nearly every dish, so when they say spicy, they mean it.

Milder options exist, but most regulars come specifically for the full burn.

From must-order dishes and happy hour details to parking, takeout, and hours — there's plenty to know before your first visit.

For those debating between this location and the South Central original, a side-by-side comparison can help you decide which one earns your next dinner outing.

Scottsdale’s brewery scene is booming, drawing locals and visitors to sleek taprooms that showcase the city's creative energy.

At every corner, communal tables buzz with laughter as friends enjoy everything from hoppy IPAs to refreshing lagers.

Fate Brewing Co, a local favorite near Scottsdale Road and McDowell, exemplifies this vibrant culture with inventive beers, hearty comfort food, and a welcoming atmosphere.

Shaded patios and lush greenery give guests a picturesque spot for brunch, while inside, the brewing process is on full display.

Residents can now stroll to neighborhood breweries, where staff greet regulars by name and seasonal menus keep flavor at the forefront.

Locally-driven kitchens pair scratch-made classics with new, crowd-pleasing releases, offering a fresh experience each visit.

From lively trivia nights to charity events, Scottsdale’s craft beer community is fueled by hospitality, neighborhood pride, and a passion for quality.