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New in Phoenix — October 2026

22 new openings · 30 answered questions · 12 notable events spotted on the Phoenix map in October 2026.

🏪 New places that opened

  • PRESS Coffee opens new Camelback Corridor café. Grand opening Nov. 7–8.

    18h ago

  • PRESS Coffee celebrates its new Camelback Corridor café with a grand opening Nov. 7–8, with complimentary treats and giveaways.

    1d ago

  • Phoenix Chinese restaurant closing. Generations of egg rolls and pork noodles.

    1d ago

  • Just Blaze, a Phoenix art store near Roosevelt Row, is now open with graffiti supplies and street art culture.

    1d ago

  • Just Blaze brings graffiti supplies to downtown Phoenix.

    3d ago

  • A coffee shop that has served Tempe for 11 years plans to move to Mesa. The family says leaving its campus study spot is nerve-wracking and has big plans for the new space.

    3d ago

  • later this month, cocktail-inspired coffees and teas are joining the menu at a Phoenix wine bar.

    6d ago

  • a Phoenix wine bar adds cocktail-inspired coffees and teas to the menu later this month.

    7d ago

  • A prolific Italian restaurant owner is opening a fiery steakhouse in Phoenix, over on the local dining scene.

    9d ago

  • a Phoenix bakery that brought sparkle and kindness to people's days is closing after the work took a toll over time.

    9d ago

  • Vivid “Gabby” Chu is opening a new Thai restaurant in Phoenix this week, after her first restaurant drew diners.

    9d ago

  • Over on the Phoenix side of the Valley, Scott’s Generations is closing after more than 37 years serving the area.

    10d ago

  • An Italian restaurant owner is opening a steakhouse in Phoenix.

    10d ago

  • Phoenix bakery owners walk away. Running it took a toll over time.

    10d ago

  • Vivid “Gabby” Chu is opening her new Thai restaurant in Phoenix this week.

    10d ago

  • Scott’s Generations, a longtime New York-style Jewish deli in Phoenix, has announced it’s closing after more than 37 years serving the Valley.

    11d ago

  • Cafe Lalibela, a longtime Ethiopian restaurant in Tempe, has permanently closed. The owner cited financial difficulties.

    14d ago

  • Phoenix Jewish deli closing after nearly 40 years. Last latke or matzo ball soup soon.

    14d ago

  • Scott's Generations NYC Deli closes October 25 after 37 years in the Valley. The family-run spot is at 742 East Glendale Avenue, Suite 1, with a few weeks left to get its New York-style deli sandwiches.

    14d ago

  • Cafe Lalibela, a longtime Ethiopian restaurant in Tempe, has closed permanently. The owner cited economic struggles.

    15d ago

  • Tempe eatery named U.S. best new restaurant. Yelpers captivated.

    15d ago

  • A family-run Tempe restaurant that introduced diners to Ethiopian cuisine for 30 years has closed.

    15d ago

❓ Questions locals answered

📅 Events that happened

  • 📅 A No Kings protest is set for Oct. 17 at Grant Park in downtown Phoenix.
  • 📅 Downtown Mesa’s got a weekend of free live music coming up, with rock, punk, hip-hop and more across eight stages.
  • 📅 Over on the Phoenix weekend calendar, there is world music, an ASU football watch party and a community art project, all free to attend.
  • 📅 Two-day comedy festival at Cubs spring training stadium, Oct. 17 and 18.
  • 📅 There are seven new food options at Phoenix Suns games this NBA season, with basketball returning this month at Mortgage Matchup Center.
  • 📅 Over on Phoenix’s concert calendar, The Format has two acoustic shows coming up, giving fans another chance to hear Nate Ruess and Sam Means play stripped down.
  • 📅 No Kings protest starts at Grant Park, downtown Phoenix, Oct. 17.
  • 📅 There’s a vote open for Play of the Week nominees from St. Mary’s, Desert Mountain and McClintock in the Phoenix area.
  • 📅 The Format will play two acoustic shows at a Phoenix venue, giving fans another chance to see Nate Ruess and Sam Means perform a stripped-down set.
  • 📅 Chicago punk band Rise Against is playing Phoenix on Oct. 14, so there's a show on the calendar for local fans.
  • 📅 Chase Field tours in downtown Phoenix.
  • 📅 Sunset hike at Taliesin West.
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