"Fry Bread House has more than 20 years under its belt as a metro Phoenix dining staple. The James Beard Award America’s Classics winner specializes in Indigenous preparations of stews, tamales, and hand-stretched, plate-sized fry bread served puffy, golden brown, and faintly greasy. Filled with meat, beans, cheese, and various other savory combos, each fry bread is folded like a giant taco. Of course, there’s plenty of sweet fry bread, too — honey with powdered sugar and chocolate with butter, for example — all profoundly satisfying. Its founder, the late Cecelia Miller, used the Tohono O’odham recipes from her youth, including large, hand-stretched tortillas called chumuth, which accompany hearty stews and form the wraps for hefty burros." - Mcconnell Quinn, Chris Malloy, Nikki Buchanan