Jax Kitchen is a breath of fresh air in Tucson's already-thriving culinary scene. The consistency of the food and atmosphere here is one of the main draws, the menu offering an... Read more »
Chef / owner Susana Davila creates her own unique spin on Mexican cuisine, featuring techniques and ingredients borrowed from several regions. Poca Cosa began a few blocks away from... Read more »
Vivace is Italian for "lively," and this midtown restaurant lives up to the name. With a spacious, inviting dining room, an open kitchen and a separate wine bar, there is plenty of... Read more »
Tiny and trendy, Tavolino is one restaurant where reservations are an absolute must. Northern Italian cuisine is the specialty, with homemade pastas and grilled meats being the main... Read more »
Top quality ingredients such as extra virgin olive oil, prime grade meats, imported cheeses and the freshest seafood combine to create a sumptuous dining experience at this... Read more »
This neighborhood bistro is a relative newcomer to the Downtown Tucson dining scene, but it has made quite a splash with its take on modern American comfort food, eclectic wines,... Read more »
The original El Charro, founded in 1922, is the oldest Mexican restaurant in Tucson; the original owner, Monica Flin, is said to have invented the chimichanga. That heritage remains... Read more »
Pasco Kitchen & Lounge describes its menu as "urban farm fare." We call it delicious. Traditional American comfort food and drink are crafted from the freshest ingredients, most... Read more »
Traditional European and Bosnian cuisine makes Chef Alisah's Restaurant stand out in a town known for Mexican food. This delightful restaurant serves up authentic Bosnian cuisine in... Read more »
"Outstanding vegetarian options" is not just a slogan here--Lovin' Spoonfuls offers an array of delicious, freshly-prepared vegetarian dishes that even die-hard meat-eaters can love.... Read more »
Tucson, also known affectionately as "the Old Pueblo," is perhaps best known as a mecca for good Mexican food. But this desert city also has other tricks up its sleeve.
Tucson offers plenty of places to get food, but we don't think that's good enough. We want you to eat well, and our selection of Tucson restaurants illustrates the bounty that's available. Almost any preference you have can be met, from wallet-friendly eateries like Austin's Old Fashioned Ice Cream to more expensive places that promise a special night out - Sullivan's Steakhouse of Tucson, for example. The range of cuisines served is also broad, as seen in Cafe Poca Cosa's Latin dishes or Pizzeria Vivace's Italian meals. And fortunately, Tucson has a variety of neighborhoods where restaurants are in close proximity. Explore the riches of Downtown, for instance, to get a glimpse of what's available, and rest assured that you'll find a terrific place with incredible local food and great ambience to match.
