I had an amazing birthday dinner at Alma and my fried Red Snapper was the best I have ever eaten…read more Please bring it back!!!

First time here at Alma's !! Honestly I'm going to give this a 4/5 only because of the ambiance and…read morebeautiful Customer service!! The food on the other hand was a 3/5 for me!! I had chicken tacos and it was just decent. The guac and salsa was good and had flavor. The others from my party agreed as well that the food could have been a lil tastier! However, the atmosphere was bomb!! Very modern and cute inside. The prices were decent as well. Did not try an alcoholic drink but they did look very delicious!! -Marshay D.

We went to a wine tasting $45 per person on a Sunday. Very deceptive event regarding food…read more Advertised as 20 wines, food and live music. To our disappointment and surprise, the food was for purchase only. The value just wasn't there for the price. None of the wines were impressive. Overall with the small bites only available for purchase and the marginal wines we were disappointed.

We had 30 for Happy Hour. The food and wine were superb, the staff fantastic. We definitely will…read morebe back.

Since La Esquina opened, we've been a handful of times and most recently, it was another…read moreoutstanding experience. As you sit in their beautiful space you honestly feel like you're in Europe someone at a lovely, wine bar. All of the charcuterie boards are diverse and they offer such a great variety of wines. They also have an orange cocktail that is outstanding. The service is always excellent, and the staff has thorough wine knowledge. Also, they are incorporating live music! Our friend's are playing and we're really looking forward to it! For a classy vibe, delicious wine choices and dedicated snacks, head into this wine bar.

I'm giving it a four because it's beautiful on the inside, I went the 1st time when it was an event…read morespace, this is much nicer. They said they had a good selection of non alcoholic drinks, really they have a lot of sugary drinks and a couple of non alcoholic bears which are pretty pedestrian. It is very noisy because there is not one thing to absorb the noise in the place. It's very well suited for suburban women to feel like they are getting out for a glass of wine for a girls happy hour. I think it's best to go later in the evening for music and dancing. It's not a place to bring animals if that's what you want. If they upped their non alcoholic game I would like it better.

When I originally reviewed Basqueria, I had gone for breakfast, well this time our Camino group…read morewhen on St. James Day for tapas. There were about 35 of us, and we were all very happy! This remains 5 stars for me! Great service, and we loved our tapas from pulpo, to salmon, mussels and frites, to paella and sangrias! We were served quickly and without a hitch! We were the only ones in the restaurant on a hot Sunday afternoon in Tucson! My only small complaint was the fact that it was a tab bit warm - the temp. was set at 82 eek. We all said we would be back to try different menu options!

Having been to Madrid, Spain in 2025, the dishes here took us back. Items here are more tapas…read morestyle. Here is what my son ordered: - Paella Del Mar (Seafood) We got the $28 which is good for 2 people. $98 is available for a larger group. I was so happy to find a paella where the yellow rice is fluffy versus one that is baked and burnt. My son pretty much ate it all himself. One of the staff members patted him on the back and said...hearty appetite you got there. Lol. - Galician Octopus (my son loved this dish) - Basque Sausage Stew with mixed greens, onions, tomatoes and large white beans that comes with a side of rice. I was all about that rice, I could just eat this and be happy. To end the meal we could not say no to their Old World Style "Burnt" Cheesecake. So yummy. Service was 100/10!! Staff goes above and beyond. Gosh, I know I keep saying this but people in Tucson are just so darn friendly. 10% discount for UofA students (must show I.D.). Parking structure across the street is your best bet if you are in downtown Tucson.

First time going and will definitely be back! Food is amazing and good prices for what you get…read more Everything on the menu looked appetizing and the flavors are soo good you have to try!! The service was amazing. She was so nice and helpful. She made our day. We also had the chicken samosas and they are a must.

Had three of their tacos recently, and they were all delicious. Birria was full of meat. Spicy…read moreshrimp was probably my favorite good flavor good size shrimp, and the Caribbean fish was fresh pan fried and also delicious.

This was hands down the place to get "homemade cooking". The fresh and local ingredients + wood…read morefires really made everything we ate filling and I felt light after our meal. I opted in for the 4-course menu and this allowed the chef to take you on a fun ride through popular items on the menu and what is in season/available. The unknown was super fun! It's a casual cute spot for lunch and dinner. Think Mediterranean coastline. I'll be back!

Had a fantastic evening at Pa'La on their patio, with Randy as our server. The unique tasteful farm…read morefresh tapas menu was incredible and the wine selection was perfect! We had the Spanish peppers wrapped around halloumi and they were divine! The pork belly was equally as delicious! Other things we enjoyed was the Japanese sweet potatoes, the Spanish octopus, and the flank steak. Hard to say what our favorites were but the peppers, sweet potatoes and pork belly were prob my top picks! Will definitely be back for the vibe and the phenomenal food!!

We dined here as a party of four on a Sunday evening (the first guests seated at 5:00 p.m.). Given…read morethe glowing reviews, beautiful Instagram presence, and higher price point, we walked in with high expectations. Three of the four of us cook regularly and host dinners, so we all pay attention to food, service, and the overall dining experience--though we each have very different tastes. Interestingly, we all left with about the same impression. The restaurant itself is beautiful. The décor is warm, inviting, and immediately makes you feel like you're in for something special. Our server was attentive throughout the meal, although there were a few service hiccups that affected the experience. We started with cocktails. All of them were good, but each seemed just slightly out of balance. I ordered the OG Margarita on our server's recommendation, and while I'm admittedly picky about margaritas, this one was noticeably too sweet. The seasonal menu sounded exciting, especially since they emphasize using fresh, in-season ingredients. Our server insisted on us trying the Tomato Board. At $40, which was the most expensive appetizer on the menu, we expected something very memorable. It featured several varieties of tomatoes (including a surprisingly delicious pickled green tomato), a light and airy whipped mozzarella, and a single long piece of focaccia. Everything tasted fresh, and the whipped mozzarella was the standout--we'd never had anything quite like it. Unfortunately, with only one piece of bread, we had to order another just so everyone could enjoy it. Good? Absolutely. Worth $40? None of us thought so. We also ordered the escargot, which was delicious, though it's hard to describe five pieces as "family style." For our entrees, we ordered the burger, the sausage with potato latke, and what we thought was the lamb and mussels special. At first we were going to order the pork belly noodles instead of the sausage, but our server thought it would be too many noodle dishes, so we happily took his recommendation to get the sausage. Unfortunately, there was a miscommunication, and the pork belly noodles were brought instead of the special we were most excited to try. When we pointed it out, he acknowledged the mistake but he wasn't quick to offer a resolution, which left us in an awkward spot where we just decided to keep it. Ironically, the pork belly noodles ended up being our least favorite dish. The pork belly was overly chewy and quite salty, while the noodles were bland and seemed just slightly undercooked. The fresh mint was a nice touch, but it wasn't enough to save the dish. The sausage with potato latke, yogurt sauce, and pickled red cabbage was surprisingly excellent. The flavors were balanced, the portion size was generous, and it ended up being one of our favorites. The true star of the evening, though, was the burger. We split it four ways, and every single one of us commented on how good it was. Perfectly cooked, well-seasoned, topped with melty Gorgonzola and a vanilla bean jam that married beautifully together. We used every last bite of the warm bun to soak up what was left. Overall, we'd give the food about a 7/10. Here's what took an otherwise 4/5 star experience down to a 3. The air conditioning wasn't working on a 115-degree day. But I'm not lowering my rating because mechanical issues happen. At first it wasn't noticeable because it was still cooler than outside, but as dinner went on we were all visibly uncomfortable, passing around my hand fan. Only then did our server mention that the A/C had been out. You come here for an experience and if you know upfront a patrons experience will be affected you are under obligation to tell them but no one mentioned it when we arrived or made any effort to acknowledge the inconvenience or tried to make up for our discomfort in any way. Persephen clearly has talent in the kitchen and a beautiful space, but when you position yourself as a premium dining experience, every detail matters. We enjoyed parts of the meal, especially the burger, but overall the experience didn't quite live up to the hype. For us, 3 out of 5 stars feels like a fair rating.

Have heard many good things about this restaurant and finally got to try it!…read more Most of their ingredients were local produce, so the flavors were richer. I have never had an artichoke appetizer like this before - the artichoke was lightly fried with chips, chimichurri sauce and buttermilk - the texture was meaty and the flavor was creamy with a refreshing kick. The cioppino was good too. Again, love the texture - even though it was a soup, the fried leek really added flavors and crunchiness to the dish. And the seafood was really fresh. The bread was also airy. Their service was also excellent! The staff were friendly and immediately noticed that we needed a to-go box even though we didn't request it.

I can't believe it took us so long to try Saint Urban! My husband and I went with our toddler on…read moreSaturday evening at 5:45. We were pleasantly surprised to find that happy hour lasted until 6 pm. We ordered a variety of dishes and truly enjoyed every single one. The kids menu is fantastic too. My son's meal came with salmon skewers, a huge serving of fries, fresh fruit and an adult sized cookie (that we had to sample for quality control). The service was incredibly friendly and attentive. While my husband really enjoyed our meal, I think this restaurant would be great for a girls dinner. Small plates, an extensive wine list, and a great patio. We'll be back for sure!

I like the elegant ambience of this beautiful restaurant but unfortunately the food was a miss for…read moreme. The salmon salt block sashimi presentation was cool but the slices were too thin and salty. The salmon sweet sesame rice bowl was too sweet for me and the portion size was small. The tacos topped which kimchee was so so. I did like the tempura green beans but didn't care for the aioli. I also ordered a dirty martini mini tiny and it was mini! Service was ok and could've been more friendly.

Live flamenco dancing! Live music and delicious food!!…read more By far exceeded my expectations and would definitely go back soon!! Their pork chops in chimichurri sauce was phenomenal! The female waitress was so lovely and she made our first time experience memorable! I'll definitely be going back soon!! I loved it It is a bit pricey though so it's nice for a special celebration

We made the reservation to celebrate a special occasion and we were looking forward to visiting…read morewhat USED TO BE one of our favorite restaurants in Scottsdale. The weather was perfect and we were seated in the beautiful patio where we can hear the music and see the live flamenco dancers. Then..... it all went downhill from there! We were ignored by multiple servers for more than 20 minutes to the point where I had to walk up to the host desk to ask for a service. Once we were assigned a server, the service was rushed and hurried. Very transactional and not welcoming at all. The food was mediocre. The octopus was tough and rubbery. The peace and quiet of our patio table was quickly destroyed by a large bachelorette party that was seated right next to us. We had Amazing experiences (yes, multiple) at this place in the past and I wanted to be fair to the restaurant so I sent them a message via Open Table to let them know how disappointed we were. They never responded! Unfortunately, this restaurant has become another Scottsdale tourist trap. All hype and no substance.

Use to eat Good Burger which was actually pretty good, but the consistency ownership change is not…read moregood cause the recipe changes, and the prices go higher every time.

Service is not friendly. Food is fresh and good. Not too clean but they are in a gas station. Hours…read moreare not consistent. Call before you go, they may be closed.