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An Italian Feast at Marcellino Ristorante

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In celebration of the third-annual Italian Festival, Italian Association of Arizona co-founder, Chef Marcellino Verzino, pairs a festive feast at his beloved Scottsdale restaurant.

This year, Sima and Chef Marcellino Verzino are celebrating 13 years of Marcellino Ristorante, five-plus of those in Old Town Scottsdale at Southbridge. Their original location opened in Central...

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Arizona’s 50 Best Restaurants 2015

Arizonas 50 Best Restaurants

Fine-dining destinations where the bubbly and foie gras grows. Cool casual spots, for kicking back with top-notch pizza and beer. Super-hip fusion restaurants with one-of-a-kind eats. Take a look at 50 of our favorite Valley restaurants. 

Story by: Melissa Laresen

Original Photography by: Brad Reed, shot at Steak 44

Styling by: Risa Kostis and Milee Karre

Hair and Make Up By: Laura...

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Holes in One: The Valley's Donut Craze

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By Mellisa Larsen

Photography by Cori Roberts

Like cupcakes before them, the Valley is, well, nuts about doughnuts. Spots have sprouted throughout the Valley within the last year, all producing innovative and, most importantly, mouthwatering favors. Many are thinking outside the box—or ring—as some of the newest local doughnut makers are churning out varieties like chocolate-rose-pistachio and spicy Thai coconut that are making sweet teeth swoon. Read on to get to know a few of our...

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Farm to Table: More than a Trend?

“Farm to table” is all the rage these days. For example, here in the foothills we have Quiessence, and the JW Marriott spa has decided to cash in on the trend as well.  

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New York: A Taste of the Five Boroughs

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photo courtesy: Long Island CVB

New York: dream or reality?

Both, of course, especially for those who have enjoyed its multifarious culinary excellences.

Every block is a new experience, a new world, a celebration as much of diverse food as the ethnic diversity of America. Each of the five boroughs is a food adventure as is Long Island, from the bridges and tunnels out of the city to the fabulous Hamptons.

Of course Manhattan, originally the home of the Lenape Native Americans before Verrazano and succeeding ships arrived, has you-name-it everything: French...

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