Eater’s expanding to new markets: Phoenix and the Carolinas
Eater London back in 2017. Eater Phoenix will focus primarily on service and storytelling, such as our acclaimed maps and guides, all designed to help both Phoenix residents and visitors navigate the exciting and expanding restaurant scene there.
Eater’s team of on-the-ground correspondents will identify where to eat and why it matters in Phoenix, focusing on the city’s brunch destinations, Mexican restaurants, iconic dishes, and so much more. Phoenix’s growing population, diverse and evolving restaurant scene, and reputation as a tourist attraction all made it an appealing city for us to explore further in our coverage.
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