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November 6th, 2006 MACAYO’S SPONSORS YOUTH BASEBALL EXCHANGE WITH HERMOSILLO, MEXICO Event also supported by Mexican boxing legend Julio Cesar Chavez, Arizona Major League Alumni and Phoenix Sister Cities Commission. [More]

October 26th, 2006 MACAYO’S DONATES FAMILY NIGHT 2006 PROCEEDS TO VALLEY CHARITY, NOT MY KID, INC. [More]

August 8th, 2006 MACAYO’S CELEBRATES 60 YEARS OF DELICIOUS TRADITION Arizona’s Favorite Mexican Restaurant Celebrates 60th Anniversary with “Macayo’s Memory Contest” and 60-Cent Menu. [More]

June 29th, 2006 COOL OFF WITH CHEAPER BY DEGREES AT MACAYO’S Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen makes the scorching hot days of summer a bit more bearable. [More]

May 2nd, 2006 MACAYO’S BEACH BALL 2006 SPICES UP CINCO DE MAYO AT DEPOT CANTINA Live entertainment and festivities to commemorate Cinco de Mayo and Macayo’s 60th Anniversary. [More]

February 15th, 2006 LOTSA ENCHILADAS FESTIVAL KICKS OFF AT MACAYOS A Portion of Proceeds from Each Enchilada Plate Will Benefit Chicanos Por La Causa. [More]

December 15th, 2005 MACAYO’S SPICES UP ITS HOLIDAY GIFT CARDS FOR A GOOD CAUSE Kids at Phoenix Children’s Hospital Create Exclusive Holiday Cards for Macayo’s. [More]

June 17th, 2005 Macayo’s Event Donates $5,000 to HomeBase. Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen donated $5,000 to Home Base Youth Services raised from proceeds of a Cinco de Mayo Event. [More]

June 9th, 2005  Macayo’s Takes it Off with Cheaper by Degrees. Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen has Mexican food lovers hoping for higher temps in Arizona.
Cheaper by Degrees is back for the summer at Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen. Macayo’s takes yesterday’s high temperature off the regular price of some of their signature items. So, if the temperature is 112-degrees, Macayo’s takes $1.12 off of some signature items. [More]

January 18th, 2005  Macayo’s Enchiladas’ Sales Support Not My Kid Organization. Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen will donate $1 from each enchilada specialty entrée sold in the month of February to the Arizona charity, notMYkid.org.[More]

January 18th, 2005  Macayo’s Sales Support Tsunami Victims with $15,000. Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen donated 15% of Tuesday, January 11th’s sales to the Tsunami victims through the International Response Fund of the American Red Cross. Many businesses and patrons throughout Arizona enjoyed lunch and dinner at Macayo’s for a great meal and to make a donation to the tsunami victims. [More]

January 5th, 2005  Macayo’s Reaches the $30,000 Mark Gives to Arizona Schools, Organizations. Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen has donated $30,000 to area schools and non-profit organizations since they implemented the Benefit Night Program in August 2003.  [More]

October 1st, 2004  Macayo’s Mexican Kitchen opened its 17th Restaurant location in Surprise, Arizona with a Surprise Party for the community. Countryside Elementary School benefited $5,490 from a special fundraiser held Saturday, August 28th. The students, parents and staff of Countryside Elementary were given tickets to sell to the grand opening dinner, in which Countryside will keep 100% of the proceeds to use for their school. [More]

September 15th, 2004  Macayo’s 58 Years In Traditions of Love, Marriage and Friendships. Macayo’s has been serving Mexican food for over 58 years in Arizona, creating a lot of traditions and memories in their restaurants. Best Old-Time Tradition Winners, Richard and Marjorie, have been celebrating their tradition since 1969 when they held their wedding dinner at Macayo’s on Central Avenue in the Aztec Room. The night -was recreated 25 years later, when the couple was back to celebrate their anniversary. Macayo’s allowed them to use the same menu from their wedding night, and they got away with a $6 dinner![More]

April 4th, 2004  Macayo's Mexican Kitchen breaks ground on new store in Surprise, Arizona. Surprise, Arizona- Phoenix-based Macayo's Mexican Kitchen has broken ground on a new restaurant located at 15565 W. Bell Road. The restaurant marks the 17th location for the family-owned and operated chain. Macayo Surprise will seat approximately 250 people. The restaurant is expected to open August 2004, bringing over 100 new jobs to the area. [More]