Soooo good! I took my 4 grandkids here and we all left satisfied. It was a bit of a wait for the…read morefood but worth it. The kids had sandwiches and I had the antipasto salad. Fresh mozzarella! I couldn't eat it all, it was a large portion. Good value for the money too! Will definitely be back.

Heard a lot of good things about this place so decided to try it out and instantly got hooked! Any…read moreand every menu item is delicious, our personal favorites are the nasty cat sandwich and cacio e pepe. But we also really enjoy their monthly specials. Every month usually features new menu items and collabs with other local businesses. Another cool (pun intended) part about Noodies is their gelato. They have different flavors featured every week so I recommend following their instagram to keep updated - you might get lucky and be able to buy a pint if you find that flavor in their little freezer tho! Beware the parking lot is small and inside is a little small too with a few booths and long table in the middle. This place also gets REALLY busy on weekend evenings during the school year since it is just right by the college lol

We enjoyed the ambiance of this restaurant. It is set up perfectly flat for an Italian restaurant…read moredate night. The tea lights on the table make a huge difference and there is a cute bar inside. The restaurant is located conveniently near Fox Theatre and the music hall. The food was fantastic. Great taste and presentation. They have many options for all types of eaters and preferences. They also have a large desert menu. We ordered four different dishes because we each got our own entree as well as shared an appetizer and desert. We came hungry and left with minimal entree leftovers. The servers were polite and helpful. I will say because of the type of restaurant and how busy it was, it was a little slower. But we think that is to be expected. Good Tucson find.

We were here for our anniversary dinner, my husband made reservations in advance (definitely need)…read moreit's a smaller venue downtown next to the fox theater. We waited a minute to be seated in a small corner table next to the kitchen We waited quite a long time to have our server acknowledge us we had already picked out food by the time they came. She made us aware of specials they had. They don't have a mocktail menu but the server said she would be able to come up with something for me which was very fruity and sweet definitely not my taste. I wish they would incorporate a mocktail menu or better NA options. The appetizer we had was calamari which was decent- my husband wasn't a fan of the breading texture it has a lumpiness to it maybe like a crushed cornflake feel. Not our favorite but overall it was cooked great not overdone. Love the roasted lemon on the side. I had the short rib ravioli which the ravioli itself was good. The sauce was interesting it had a sweetness to it that I wasn't a fan of. I've had short rib ravioli at wildflower which they also did a white sauce which I preferred due to it being savory. I can tell it was a wine based sauce which had a nice depth of flavor but the sweetness really killed it for me. My husband had the baked ravioli which was a lasagna style which was great! Robust sauce and large portion. If you're in Tucson the sauce seems very similar to Nate's. We did get a free cheesecake for our anniversary which was very nice, my husband loved this and he's super picky about cheesecake. Overall not bad- I think I'd maybe come to try some other dishes but service felt very slow, I wasn't blown away with anything and it was very pricey, mocktail options definitely lacked if you're sober.

Can't believe I'm just now trying this place out. Location…read morelocation location . This spot nails it , very walkable area and full of great boutiques, restaurants, cafes , etc. Everything was great and service was solid . We stayed chatting it up until nearly closing . I shared the vegan Margherita & would absolutely come back to try more ! Yum.

Stopped in here before going to an event at Centennial Hall. We made reservations for a patio…read moretable; we were seated right on time and the hostess was friendly and pleasant. The server stopped by the table relatively quickly and took our drink order. Drinks were delivered in a timely fashion, we ordered appetizers and the entrees. The server was also friendly and pleasant. The appetizers (meatballs and stuffed mushrooms) were brought to the table by a runner. We had no silverware, napkins, or plates, so we asked the runner for these things when they asked, "do you need anything?". The runner said they'd be right back, but it was about five minutes and no joy. The server stopped by when they noticed we were staring at the appetizers with no way to eat them and brought over the plates, silverware, and napkins. As we were finishing up the appetizers, the same runner brought our entrees. I had the eggplant parm and added a side of spinach, which was very good. My date ordered a pasta dish which was served luke warm at best. The flavors were good, but the pasta dish wasn't nearly as hot as the spaghetti that was served with my eggplant parm. The server never stopped by to check on us, so we ate it and was happy for our water as we didn't get an opportunity to order another round of drinks. To be fair, it started getting a little busier by this time, so maybe the server had other responsibilities. The space is enjoyable. The patio can be hit or miss if there happens to be rain, as there was when we were there, but we were perfectly dry out there. We did see the hostess try to seat another party at a table that was getting wet in the rain and they kindly asked for another table that wasn't so moist. The food was good. The portion sizes were decent and aside from the temperature of the pasta dish, presented well. It would have been nice to have been able to order another round of drinks, but the server stopped by to ask if we had a dessert after we had completed our entrees. We just asked for the bill, paid, and called it an evening. Overall it was a good experience not one I would seek out specifically to go to this particular restaurant again.

Earlier this week we looked up all 120 Sonoran Restaurant Week menus and picked a half dozen to try…read moreto sample. At 25% below regular total menu pricing (see side by side menu pic) Reilly's $45 for two tasting was the best bargain this year. We opted for the Brussels app, the pepperoni and pickled peppers pizza and the Mafalda meat pasta. The Brussels were nicely crisped and spiced but, we both agreed, just too much oil and vinegar. The pasta was outstanding with intriguingly long and wavy noodles in a deliciously meaty marinara sauce. Their thin crust pizza was very good too, with "mini-cupped" pepperoni. The pickled peppers weren't noticeable though and had us yearning for the meatball ricotta pizza instead. We chose the coffee gelato for dessert. Had we known it was two scoops we would have asked for one coffee and one vanilla?! Service was outstanding but parking is a challenge and we opted for the garage across the street which charges a flat $7 wknd eve fee (whether you need 1 hour or several). Ambiance is cozy industrial dim with noise levels above average.

A stunning restaurant with a place for everyone…read more This was at the top of a friend's list for us as we are in town. She shared the lore of it being a former funeral home/crematorium which adds a layer of mystery. The main restaurant is visually and architecturally stunning. There is a more casual beer garden, and then hidden within (down in the basement) the tough luck club - which is a dark and edgy speakeasy style bar. Service was excellent. The staff was very personable, quick to welcome us and take our orders. The pizza looked amazing and I heard many notes of it being the best crust ever consumed. My GF/DF pizza did not hit the same notes. The crust was dense and gummy. The overall pizza was pretty bland. I ordered the marinara pizza with garlic and mushrooms. I ate 1.5/4 pieces out of hunger alone, but it wasn't even worth taking the rest home. Despite the sad GF pizza, I'd definitely come back and try something else if in town again.

My family and I had dinner here, and everything was absolutely delicious! We loved the salad, and I…read morehad the shrimp Alfredo--it was amazing! That sauce was definitely the highlight for me! The facilities were clean, the atmosphere was welcoming, and it was nice and cool inside, especially with the Tuscan heat outside. It was also very kid-friendly, which we appreciated. We had a great experience and would definitely recommend this place to others!

Eggplant Parmesan was fantastic. The special was OK. The anti-pasta appetizer was a salad and I…read morecan't recommend. Service was definitely not up to par having said that they had some big parties and I think we were the sacrificial lamb. They may have been understaffed there was a 20 minute wait and I expect that at Premier restaurants however there were a lot of empty tables. Ambience was top-notch so it may be worth a go simply for that. We have been before and have had everything be at five star level this time it was not.

I'm moving tomorrow. Everything packed. What's for dinner?.., Los Olivos!…read moreSuper convenient ordering process on my phone... I left immediately after placing order, drove there and it was ready! Very impressed and very pleased with my delicious food!!! This restaurant does the bulk of their business as pick up but there was one gal in the nice small dining area enjoying a delicious looking pizza, so you have options. I took mine to go and it was still piping hot when I got home. The side salad was fresh and generous. The linguine with spicy tomato sauce was delicious. Pricing was very reasonable, and customer service was excellent, and friendly. Everything a neighborhood pizza shop should be! Great experience .

Los Olivos Pizza is a small hole-in-the-wall spot with friendly service, accommodating staff, and a…read morewelcoming atmosphere. The team was attentive throughout our visit and made sure we had everything we needed. As for the food, the pizza was good overall. The crust was the standout--it was perfectly baked with great texture and flavor. The pizza could have benefited from a little more sauce, but it was still enjoyable. The chicken wings were another highlight, offering great flavor and a generous size that made them worth ordering. On the other hand, the mozzarella sticks could definitely use some improvement, as they didn't quite measure up to the quality of the pizza and wings. The restaurant could also benefit from a little more character in the dining area and a broader selection of drink options. My biggest criticism, however, is the pricing. For a small, casual pizza restaurant, the prices felt a bit high for what was offered. In a competitive area with several established dining options, Los Olivos would be more appealing if it positioned itself as a slightly more affordable alternative. At its current price point, it becomes harder to choose over some of the other restaurants nearby that offer a more complete dining experience. That said, the excellent service, solid pizza, and flavorful wings make it worth trying at least once if you're in the area. While it may not be my first choice among local restaurants, it's still a good spot with potential and one that could become a stronger contender with a few improvements.

Came here on a date! Service was cool but the ambiance was ruined bc we were seated with a VERY…read moreLOUD GROUP. Idk what the hostess was thinking seeing a couple that has come in for a nice dinner and seats them next to a large party. It really killed the atmosphere. I opted for a glass of Chardonnay which was fantastic! I really enjoyed it. Really everything you want in an American Chardonnay. It was fruity, complex, oaky just perfect. For the app the bruschetta was messy to eat, and was underwhelming. Way too much tomatoes and it was just not a sexy thing to eat. I got the chicken and that was delicious. The broccolini and the polenta made for a perfect place of food. My date got the lasagna which was just ok. It was very very tomato forward and acidic. I prefer my sauce to be milder and not so sour. Dessert was mind altering. That pistachio ice cream was sooo good. Amazing. No notes. The tiramisu was classic. It was light, fluffy, airy, good coffee and liquor flavor. I was impressed.

We had a wonderful meal here from start to finish. The atmosphere was incredibly warm and…read morewelcoming, creating a really nice environment for a night out. Every dish we ordered was absolutely delicious--authentic, freshly prepared, and full of flavor. The waiting staff were exceptional as well: very attentive, friendly, and mindful without ever feeling intrusive. The prices felt completely fair and aligned with the quality of the food and service. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that they don't offer a complimentary basket of bread for the table--you have to order it separately. Aside from that, everything was fantastic, and we will definitely be back!

Visiting from El Paso Texas.... The pizza was absolutely…read moredelicious! perfectly cheesy and flavorful, with an amazing sauce! The wings were crispy not too spicy just fantastic, and we'll definitely be coming back. The owner checked on us a few times, which made us feel very welcome. The place was clean and well maintained.

Both times I've been here, the service has unfortunately been really poor. My first visit was a few…read moremonths ago, and I decided to give it another chance because I figured maybe they were just having an off day. Unfortunately, my second experience was pretty similar. Both times, I had to initiate the greeting myself. This time, I actually waited an awkwardly long amount of time to give the employee a chance to acknowledge me. She saw me come in, we made eye contact, and then she turned away without saying anything. There were also a few guys watching a game and talking loudly, and she continued chatting with them while I stood at the register waiting. Eventually, I had to initiate the interaction myself by saying "Hi there!" and letting her know I was ready to order. The food was just okay. It looked good, but both times I've ordered the pizza, most of the toppings and cheese slid right off when I picked up a slice. The first time, I thought maybe it was just because the pizza was really hot? Unsure. This time, I waited over an hour before taking the attached photo, and the same thing still happened. The chicken was also pretty dry. I ordered a specialty pizza 16" half BBQ half carnivore. It was nice that you could order two in one for a small up charge though. Ultimately, the service is what would keep me from coming back. The young ladies working here seem perfectly kind once you make the effort to engage with them, but I think some basic customer service training would go a long way. Even something as simple as greeting customers with a smile when they walk in and acknowledging someone who is standing at the register would make a big difference. If these are younger employees/ maybe even some of their first jobs, those are skills that can absolutely be taught. I genuinely wanted to give this place another shot, which is why I came back after my first experience. But after essentially the same experience twice, it unfortunately feels more like a pattern than an off day.

I love it here. The food is so good. My favorites are their breakfast sandwich and their specialty…read morepizzas. They also have delicious pastries. Oh, and my favorite drink is the turmeric ginger infusion. Yes I know it's probably just something I could buy and make myself, but the point is that I don't have to do that -- I can just go to Time Market and have them do it for me! It is very small so keep that in mind. Their outside area is great. If there's an event at the University you might not be able to get a seat, so just have a plan b for that. I also love the grocery area. They have some items here that you can't find anywhere else in town, such as specialty chocolates and certain brands and flavors of ice cream. They also have some basics like produce and meat. It's worth a visit and you can walk to it from both the 4th avenue area as well as the main gate area.

Visited Tucson to attend a friend's wedding and found this little market near downtown! The Coppa…read moreis one of the best sandwiches I've had in a while. I recommend you stop here if you're visiting the university or in town for another occasion! Seems like lots of locals love it too! The space was small but luckily we found a table to eat at. Service was quick too and they have a water station available.

A fun local market downtown. The deli here sells an array of comfort foods that's sure to satisfy…read moreyour inner cravings. Also a great selection of cakes and cookies to complete your lunch/dinner. Staff was very friendly. Was looking for some local Tucson gifts and there were some items but wished there was a bit more selection of local goods to choose from. Definitely take the time to check it out!

During the pandemic I bought a gift card and I decided to finally use it. I was very surprised how…read moresmall the store is, it packs a lot of stuff into it. The isles are incredibly narrow, I am of average weight and I maybe had a half a foot on each side in the aisle. The produce didn't seem very fresh, so I skipped over that. I did enjoy some of the weirder, nontraditional grocery store items like squid jerky. However, I am vegan and I struggle to find vegan items within all of the options. If you think snow, parking is very tricky. Unless you live downtown and you plan on walking, be prepared to do a little bit of walking in order to get to the store. The store also had alcohol, and toiletries. What the store is known for is their deli, which I did not partake in. I hear their sandwiches are amazing but I didn't see any vegan options.