Visiting Tucson and needed a good, quick lunch option near the University and found a good one…read more Found it on Google and the vegan options caught my attention. Ironically enough, that's not what I went with, but great know they had a variety of veggie dogs and lettuce wraps for those who want gluten free sandwich options. I went with basic but really good hot dogs. I believe they were called "Reggie Dogs". The place definitely had a really cool locals vibe and the employees behind the counter were great. I got my food within five minutes of ordering it. If you're looking for a good deli in this area, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I ordered the T-Town turkey without tomato and lettuce, spicy mayo on the side & it was amazing…read more I love a good spicy mayo and theirs was on point! I am excited to be working in the area and be able to order it again. I got a side of pasta salad which was very dry and lots of seasoning. I didn't care for it. Wouldn't order the pasta salad again.

This place is located within American Eat . If you're coming by yourself or with a partner or a…read moregroup of friends, there is something for everybody here. It is similar to a food court style set up, but it is modern and elevated, but with a rustic feel and vibe. We tried the gourmet sandwiches and delicious burgers called GM kitchen 86. We got the butcher burger and fries and it did not disappoint. The burger is stacked high with two patties and two onion rings and slathered with sauce and cheese. I highly recommend checking out this location and GM Kitchen 86

GM Kitchen 86 is a great spot, especially if you are in the mood for a solid burger…read more It is located inside a small local food court that has about eight or nine different options, all with different styles of food. It is a nice setup if you are with a group and everyone wants something different. I ordered the Butcher Burger and it was really good. The burger itself was massive and cooked well. The bun was a little oversized for the burger, but honestly it did not take away from it. I only made it through about half before I was full. The fries were awesome. Crispy, well seasoned, and a perfect side to go with the burger. Prices are very reasonable, especially for the portion sizes you get. You definitely feel like you are getting your money's worth here. The environment is very family friendly and welcoming. It is a relaxed place where you can sit down, eat, and not feel rushed. If you are looking for a great burger and fries, GM Kitchen 86 is definitely worth checking out.

I read reviews that saidvthesecwere the best sandwiches in Tucson. I got here and was almost drawn…read moreover to a different place but ultimately decided on a sandwich. I asked the lady for her favorite, a turkey, bacon, cream cheese sun and I went with it. I will say that this is the BEST sandwich I've eaten in a long-time. Everything about it was fresh and delicious. It's far from me but totally worth the drive.

Had a birthday party for my 2 year old granddaughter. We had 60 people there. Everyone raved about…read morethe sandwiches!! Great job to the Planet!

Fantastic meal!! Faroe Islands salmon with caviar lentils and chanterelle mushrooms, with a…read morescrumptious, light hollandaise sauce. The homemade passionflower gelato with coconut granita was one of the very best desserts i've ever had. Perfect blend of tart and sweet, left my palate feeling refreshed and my belly and being dancing with delight. Server was a particularly kind, gentle soul. Huge compliments to all!!

1. 5 Points is one of the few farm to table restaurants in Tucson. They prioritize organic, local,…read moreNon GMO. 2. They recently added dinner to their menu and it's spectacular. 3. We had two pleasant male waiters there our last two visits so I'm optimistic that they're prioritizing friendly staff/service now. 4. Their roasted beet sandwich continues to impress everyone and they've added plant based options.

We looked for a place that had Birria Ramen and Messylicious was highly recommended. My wife went…read morewith the Cheesy Tacos and we had a couple of Horchatas. The food is prepared to order and came out quickly and piping hot. The Ramen was everything people said it was, harty broth, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. The birria was lean and flavorful and perfectly spiced. My wife said she. The Shrimp Tacos were the best ever. As with all Sonoran recipes, the dishes are not spicy at all. From this 1st experience with Messylicious, we will be returning to try more of the menu.

Stop by to buy seafood boiled for dinner. Very nice, friendly and helpful owner. Nice, neat and…read moreclean place. It's not big but enough. The food is amazing!! Fresh and delicious!!

Stopped for lunch today about 2 pm. Was thinking my favorite Catch of the Sea salad. But on a…read morewhim I also asked for the small chicken tortilla soup. Wow! They really out did themselves. The soup was amazing and salad was wonderful. This Tucson mainstay still has it!!

I've been coming to Beyond Bread for over 25 years, since I lived in Tucson. Although I used to…read morestop in for a sandwich now and then, I particularly loved that I could stop by on the way home and pick up a loaf of freshly-baked bread. The quality hasn't changed in all these years. This visit I ordered Bart's Bag, which consists of a healthy portion of roasted turkey, brie, lettuce, tomato and red onion, all on a housemade baguette. Super yummy! Service was super fast and friendly, at all levels: ordering, delivering food to my table, even when requesting a to-go container for the half of the sandwich I couldn't finish. Good food and good service, even when during the busy lunch rush? Yup. You know I'll be back!

We chose this place as we were passing through Tucson at lunchtime between different morning and…read moreafternoon venues. This place is located in an artsy / entertainment district close to downtown. When we went, there was road construction nearby that made getting here more challenging. Once we located it, the next challenge was parking. We visited around noon on a Saturday. There are no large parking lots, so you have to find something on-street. We ventured a couple of blocks off the main street and found something. However, the signage wasn't really clear on whether you had to pay on weekends or not. We accessed the parking app via a QR code, but it told us that our space 'was not available', despite the fact that we were in the space. A guy leaving the space next to us confirmed that parking *was* free on weekends, so we trusted that and walked to the restaurant. In retrospect, I think the app meant that we did not need to pay, but 'not available' seems a bit vague for that... The restaurant is located on a strip of old storefronts that now house restaurants, record shops, etc. There was a lot of pedestrian traffic out front, including a homeless guy asking for change. The atmosphere was sort of a loud, slightly cramped dive bar. I don't mean that in a bad way, but that was the vibe. The music was loud - none of it was familiar but I didn't hate it. I guess my point is that if you are looking for a quiet spot for lunch, this is probably not it. We initially were offered a table on their covered patio. We left one person there while sorting out parking, but when we came back they had a booth inside so we grabbed that instead. The patio seemed shaded and semi-comfortable, other than a loud barking dog. We browsed the menus and ordered our food. We all got half-and-half combos (soup/salad or sandwich/soup). The only issue was that the soups came in a bread bowl. I was able to finish my soup, but felt bad about not eating more of the bowl. If I'd had the option, I would have gotten a plastic bowl. The salad was pretty big, despite being only half. I finished most of it. We ended up having sufficient leftovers from others such that we took them back to our hotel (a relatively short drive) and finished them the next evening. All the food was tasty. This wasn't what I was expecting, but I'd consider eating here again given the right circumstances / group.

Bison witches is a hole in the wall sandwich and bar on fourth Avenue that serves really good food…read more Always try to park in the back if you can't find room in the front because this place can't get very busy quickly, especially when the kids are at school. Great thing that we always get when we come here is the half sandwich and bowl of soup which comes in a bread bowl with different choices of soups. Our favorite is the Wisconsin cheese. It's just absolutely delicious and our sandwich to go to SD club sandwich. Service is always been great at this place as well. Make sure to stop by on Sundays to get their bloody Mary's.