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Enjoy great restaurant specials, set menus, and more
Our salmon cake appetizer was one of the tastiest we’ve had. The addition of charred corn and lots of salmon made it sumptuous. And try the Asian chicken lettuce wraps. Our server Roberto (Rob) was attentive and has a warm personality. Ask for him when you go. More
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Great food excellent service, everyone enjoyed the meal. More
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Great staff and food is top notch! More
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We love dining here when we visit Tucson. The fresh spinach ravioli special was heavenly, filled with ricotta and sprinkled with crispy pancetta. Delectable! More
OpenTable Diner -
Amazing Rigatoni, excellent service, paired with a lovely jazz trio made our dinner date relaxing as can be! More
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Discover Tucson
Considering that Tucson is the birthplace of the chimichanga, it should come as no surprise that Mexican restaurants are prolific in this city. Tucson falls right on the edge of the Sonoran Desert, and the cooking style in the city represents what's popular throughout this desert region. Sonoran dishes are typically based on beans, corn tortillas, cheese, peppers, and meat. Of course, although Tucson is distinctly Sonoran, it is also American, and that means you're sure to find a melting pot of cuisines within the city. When you're ready to branch out from Southwestern fare, try seafood or steak. Thin-crust pizza hits the spot when you want a familiar dish, and to top off your meal, homemade gelato is a local favorite.
Discover Tucson
Considering that Tucson is the birthplace of the chimichanga, it should come as no surprise that Mexican restaurants are prolific in this city. Tucson falls right on the edge of the Sonoran Desert, and the cooking style in the city represents what's popular throughout this desert region. Sonoran dishes are typically based on beans, corn tortillas, cheese, peppers, and meat. Of course, although Tucson is distinctly Sonoran, it is also American, and that means you're sure to find a melting pot of cuisines within the city. When you're ready to branch out from Southwestern fare, try seafood or steak. Thin-crust pizza hits the spot when you want a familiar dish, and to top off your meal, homemade gelato is a local favorite.
