Mesa’s dining scene continues to flourish with a variety of new restaurants and food trucks offering diverse culinary experiences. Here are some notable additions to explore:
New Restaurant Openings
Luna Grill Mediterranean Kitchen
In November 2025, Luna Grill made its Arizona debut in Mesa, bringing its fast-casual Mediterranean cuisine to the Eastmark community. Known for bold flavors and clean, high-quality ingredients, Luna Grill offers a menu featuring kabobs, wraps, and salads. The Mesa location marks the brand’s 54th restaurant and the first step in a larger Arizona expansion plan. Learn more.
Angry Chickz
Angry Chickz, a fast-growing Nashville hot chicken brand, opened its first Mesa location on April 17, 2026, at 2105 S. Alma School Road. The restaurant offers customizable heat levels ranging from “Country” (no heat) to the fiery “Angry” level, which requires guests to sign a waiver. Popular menu items include chicken tenders, sliders, and the indulgent Angry Mac. Read more.
Food Trucks to Watch
Los Hibachi
Los Hibachi is a food truck known for its fresh and tasty meals, particularly the filet and shrimp, steak, and chicken hibachi. Open Thursday to Sunday from 6 pm to 10 pm or until sold out, popular menu items include the chicken entrée, steak, shrimp, shrimp yakisoba, and their special sauces—Los Hibachi, YumYum Sauce, and teriyaki sauce. More details.
A Chef’s Kiss Food Truck
A Chef’s Kiss Food Truck offers mouth-watering delights like sausage, mushroom, and onion pizza with fresh mozzarella and basil, and Chicken Fettuccine. Known for quick and accurate service, the food truck operates Wednesday through Saturday from 6 pm to 10 pm. Follow them on Instagram to find their next location. Find out more.
Fajita Freaks
Fajita Freaks is a fajita-based food truck offering traditional fajitas, tacos, tostadas, rice, and beans. Serving Mesa and surrounding areas, they provide a flavorful Mexican dining experience on wheels. Learn more.
Que Chevere
Que Chevere is a Venezuelan food truck located at 142 W Main St. in Mesa. This Latinx-owned establishment offers traditional Venezuelan flavors, including arepas and empanadas, with options for vegan and vegetarian diners. Discover more.
These new establishments contribute to the rich and diverse culinary landscape of Mesa, offering residents and visitors a variety of flavors and dining experiences to enjoy.