Asadero Norte de Sonora is a sonoran mexican restaurant in Central Phoenix, Phoenix.
Editorially verified May 28, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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The Original Carolina's Mexican Food on Mohave Street has stretched its thin house flour tortillas since 1968, a Valenzuela family standard in Phoenix.
OrderA bean-and-cheese burro on the tissue-thin house flour tortilla.
TipBuy a stack of the tortillas to take home; the line moves fast at lunch.
Lo-Lo's Chicken & Waffles on South Central is Larry White's soul-food flagship, the Phoenix room that built a small chain on fried chicken and waffles.
OrderThe fried chicken and waffles, the plate that built the whole menu.
TipThe Central Avenue flagship is the original; expect a wait at weekend breakfast.
Welcome Diner on Pierce Street is a Southern-leaning room in a vintage diner car, anchoring the Garfield corner with biscuits and a small cocktail list.
OrderThe fried chicken biscuit, the plate that anchors the menu.
TipThe patio and the original diner car both seat; weekend brunch fills early.
Pizzeria Bianco Town & Country is Chris Bianco's second Phoenix pizzeria at 20th and Camelback, with a wider menu of pasta and sandwiches alongside the pies.
OrderA wood-fired pie plus the house meatball sandwich.
TipSits next to Tratto at The Shops at Town & Country; this room is more relaxed than the Heritage Square original.
República Empanada in downtown Mesa bakes Arizona's widest run of South American savory empanadas, a Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives stop on 1st Avenue.
OrderA flight of empanadas across the fillings, from beef to spinach.
TipClosed Sundays; the corner room is small, so weekday lunch is the easy seat.
Worth Takeaway on Main Street in Mesa builds craft sandwiches from local product, nearly all made in house, in a small downtown storefront with a lunch line.
OrderWhatever sandwich is on special; the breakfast runs only 8 to 11am.
TipCounter ordering, limited seats; lunch peaks fast, so come early or off-peak.
