A new food hall in metro Phoenix: Your guide to every restaurant and bar at Tempe Eats
A new food hall is now open in Tempe. It features eight eateries and two bars under a shared roof. Teresa Nguyen is the mind behind Tempe Eats and all the restaurants. She was inspired by her travels in over 70 countries, especially by German beer halls, high-tech Japanese eateries and European communal dining spaces.
In Tempe, the space includes a family-friendly main food court, a beer garden on the main patio, a sports bar-esque main bar, a more low-key second patio and a tropical-themed, TV-free wine bar.
Her goal is to allow guests to try a mix of globally-inspired dishes and drinks with options for all palates so friends and family can dine together even if they have different tastes, she said in a release. The food hall uses an online ordering system that allows guests to order dishes from multiple restaurants at once and have them all delivered and billed to one table.
Here's a guide to all the restaurants in Tempe Eats.
Craft U
Craft U has 36 beers on tap, many of them local, including selections from Huss Brewing Co., Four Peaks and PHX Beer Co. They also serve a few wines and cocktails.
Details: tempeeats.com/craft-u.
Fork Off
Fork Off serves Mexican dishes like shrimp, beef, avocado, fish and chicken tacos; beef, chicken, pork and veggie burritos; and empanadas made with chicken and green chili, beef Manchego, portobello mushrooms, veggie and shrimp. They also offer street corn served six ways: chili lime, wasabi butter, garlic parmesan, cotija, Italian or Flamin' Hot. For dessert, choose from a green tea, caramel, classic or Mexican chocolate churro.
Details: tempeeats.com/fork-off.
Maison Bijon
Maison Bijon is Tempe Eats' sweets and dessert shop. Menu highlights include molten lava cake, tiramisu, raspberry lemon drop cake, a key lime tart and a dessert flight with four mousses. They also offer gelatos and sorbets.
Details: tempeeats.com/maison-bijon.
Mardi Q
Mardi Q offers Southern-style fare, including jambalaya pasta, shrimp and grits and Cajun pasta. They also offer BBQ plates of pulled pork, chicken breast, brisket and St. Louis ribs, plus BBQ and po'boy sandwiches. For dessert, Mardi Q offers New Orleans beignets.
Details: tempeeats.com/mardiq.
Mixwich
Mixwich offers eight salads and seven sandwiches, including a piri piri shrimp salad, buffalo chicken salad, autumn medley salad, turkey pesto sandwich and a chimichurri beef sandwich paired with fountain or bottled drinks.
Details: tempeeats.com/mixwich.
Pastiazza
Pastiazza offers five house made pastas: campanelle alfredo, spaghetti with red sauce, spaghetti with meatballs, baked rigatoni and vodka fusilli. They also offer 11 options for 12-inch pizzas on artisanal sourdough crust, plus a kids menu featuring 8-inch pizzas and mini pasta dishes.
Details: tempeeats.com/cafex-robotic-coffee-bar.
Sobremesa
Sobremesa tapas and wine bar's food menu includes small plates like shrimp scampi, albondigas meatballs, tuna tartare and mussels. Bigger shareable plates include a taco board, churro board, a dip trio and paella. Entree options are roasted chicken, braised short ribs, ribeye steak, New York strip steak, and an oozy Wellington burger. Sobremesa also carries over 70 red, white and rose wines.
Details: tempeeats.com/sobremesa-gastrobar.
Tempe Drinks
Tempe Drinks is the main bar at Tempe Eats. Offerings include eight signature cocktails, 11 notable spirits, seven types of vodka, nine options for tequila and mezcal, 11 options for whiskey and bourbon, five Irish and Canadian whiskeys, eight gin options, five Japanese and Scotch whiskeys and five bottled beers.
Details: tempeeats.com/tempe-drinks.
Wings & Wagyu
As the name suggests, Wings & Wagyu serves a variety of meat options, including chicken wings and sandwiches, plus six burgers: Hawaiian, green chili, mushroom Swiss, truffle, bacon, wagyu and sliders. The restaurant also offers French fries, truffle fries and "Irish nachos" made with waffle fries, cheddar, blue cheese, bacon, sour cream and green onions.
Details: tempeeats.com/wings-waygu.
Yogis Grill
Yogis Grill offers 21 sushi rolls as well as teriyaki entrees, stir-fried noodles, and appetizers, including jalapeno poppers, gyoza, shrimp tempura, edamame and egg rolls. Entrees can be customized with a number of additional toppings, including extra meat, veggies or rice. Kids meals are also available.
Details: tempeeats.com/yogisgrill.
How to visit Tempe Eats
Tempe Eats hosted a grand opening celebration on Feb. 16.
Hours: 10:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays; 10:30 a.m. to midnight on Fridays; 11 a.m. to midnight on Saturdays; 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Sundays.
Details: 85 E. Southern Ave., Tempe. tempeeats.com.
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