Best Tucson, AZ Restaurants
Baja Cafe
Baja Cafe is a hidden gem in midtown Tucson. The small cafe is only open for breakfast and lunch, but it's well worth seeking out when you're craving an...
El Charro Cafe
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...
Agustin Kitchen
Located in the historic west side of Tucson, amid the recently developed Mercado District, Agustin Kitchen is a sophisticated New American bistro featuring...
Aqui Con El Nene
Aqui Con El Nene has been a beloved Tucson Sonoran dog mecca for years, but you'll find more than just hot dogs. The restaurant, which began its life as a...
The Coronet
The Coronet is a brasserie-style cafe situated at the historic Coronado Hotel near downtown Tucson. The restaurant serves old world rustic cuisine with a...
Prep and Pastry
Prep and Pastry opened in 2013, announcing itself as a "craft" breakfast, lunch and brunch destination in central Tucson. Essentially, this means dishes are...
Feast
People don't simply talk about Feast, they enthuse. The concept seems simple enough: excellent gourmet food (but nothing too experimental), reasonable...
DOWNTOWN Kitchen + Cocktails
This lively downtown Tucson restaurant celebrates the city and its confluence of culinary traditions. Chef Janos Wilder has developed strong ties to the...
Cafe Poca Cosa
Chef and owner Susana Davila creates her own unique spin on Mexican cuisine, featuring techniques and ingredients borrowed from several regions. Cafe Poca...
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About Tucson, AZ Restaurants
Slowly but surely, Tucson has been building a steady reputation as a foodie destination. There's no disputing that some of the best Mexican food in the country is found in the cafes and restaurants of the Old Pueblo. In fact, sometimes it seems like every corner in town has a great mom-and-pop Mexican restaurant dishing out amazing enchiladas, burritos, tacos, and of course, the homegrown Sonoran hot dog. But there's more to Tucson than great Mexican food (although that's more than enough reason to stop by for lunch). Tucson is also home to award-winning bistros, artsy sidewalk cafes and great Southwestern-inspired comfort food. Tucson's restaurants are as eclectic and unique as the city itself.
About Patricia Escarcega
Patricia Escarcega works as a writer and editor in Phoenix.
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Expert Tips for Tucson Restaurants
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Lindys on 4th: "Burger aficionados will want to stop by to try the restaurant's "Burger of the Month.""
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Tacos Apson: "If you want to explore beyond carne asada, check out the bull testicle tacos!"
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Bazil's: "Free delivery is available to the Foothills area with a minimum $10 order."