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    Coronet Restaurant

    4.0 (187 reviews)
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    Updated 1 month ago

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    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating
    Happy hour specials

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    Mildred O.

    I visited for the first time, during Sonoran Restaurant Week. It's a plus that they have their own parking lot off Cushing Street. It's a cute and cozy restaurant, so I recommend making a reservation. The service was good. I decided to do the wine pairings with the tasting menu, hence most of my photos were blurry and unusable. I really enjoyed the brussels, pork belly bruschetta, and the dessert. I thought the menu online listed shrimp, but it was steak that night, which was under seasoned and the texture was off for me. The mashed potatoes and prickly pear margaritas though were so good, that it made up for it.

    Bok choy

    Wonderful dinner last night! Our server was warm, personable, knowledgeable and attentive (her name is escaping me darn it!) Waters were always full and table tidy! I had the Bok Choy which was recommended by our server. It is one of the best meals I have ever had! Cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. We all loved everything. Beautiful, cozy ambiance. Special mention to the gal in the cafe that helped me pick out an after dinner cookie and answered all of my annoying questions graciously:) Will definitely be back!

    White mole dish
    Cindy N.

    This was our first time at Coronet! Definitely book a reservation in advance. They are very busy but there is spacious indoor and outdoor seating. Wait times for food can be a bit longer due to the crowds of people, but I didn't mind it as long as some food and drinks trickled in. We had the following dishes: Bitter green salad: it was definitely bitter but balanced with some sweetness from the tomatoes. No complaints here! Pork shoulder dish: I can't remember the description but I thought some pork pieces were a bit bland, but the flavors were good. Steak: This is not featured in my photos but it's a steak dish that came with garlic potatoes and straw fries. My favorite parts were the fries and potatoes. The steak was bland and really could have used a chimichurri sauce. Duck confit white mole: WOW! Crispy duck with a delicious mole sauce. I wish there was more of this dish!!!! Malaysian curry with fried tofu: another incredible dish with lots of flavors, but it needed more curry to match the amount of rice etc. Roasted broccolini: It came with some sort of sesame sauce and coconut flakes and wow, I thoroughly enjoyed this dish! Beet cavatelli: another excellent dish. Overall, probably closer to a 4.5 here but I'll round up. There were a few minor things in execution of the dishes, but honestly, the ones that hit really hit the mark for sure. Drinks were all tasty as well! Shoutout to the staff for working so hard while running back and forth!

    Midnight salad
    Steven G.

    Been wanting to eat here for over a year, its close to where I work. Decent sized parking lot next to this late 1880's adobe buliding that was originally a tailor shop, but has been a bar/restaurant for at least 20 years. Ambiance/Cleanliness- It's clean and welcoming. Lots of warm brown accents and whitewashed walls. Very dimly lit. The courtyard is charming and cosmopolitan. The tables are fairly lightweight and slide easily. 4 stars. Service-Sarah was our server and she was wonderful. She answered all questions with warmth and patience. She brought out all wines by-the-glass for my dining companion to sample. When I made a comment about the aguachile...she subtracted it from the check. Best of the best. 5 stars Food-Mixed bag...The Midnight salad was lovely, but the texture of the vegan mozzeralla was odd and did not compliment the otherwise flavorful and vibrant dish. The bruschetta with chorizo was rich, bold and satisfying. The sea bass of the aguachile was cubed in too-big of a cut and unpleasantly fishy. We both ordered the steak dish which in reality was an unconstructed charred Caesar salad with steak. We asked for medium steak and got medium rare. It was quite chewy and may have sounded like a good. idea on paper...but it wasn't. I didn't finish it. The brown brown butter Tres Leches was one of the top desserts of my life..simply brilliant. The inconsistency in food ruined what could have easily been a five star experience. 3 stars

    Hanger steak with salad
    Elizabeth O.

    Ambiance is interesting. Very romantic, dim lights with antique furniture. Service was awesome. Sarah was fantastic. All the servers were. Started out with the bruschetta, striped bass agua chile and midnight salad. Midnight salad was delicious as was the bruschetta. Very interesting and unique takes with knockout flavor. The striped bass was prepared poorly. Although the fish tasted fine it was cubed making for a clunky dish that was hardly palatable. It should have been sliced. Although the other flavors complimented well, they were overwhelmed by the huge bites of fish. The main course was the hanger steak with a salad that had a cream poblano caper sauce. My steak was supposed to be prepared medium. It was not. It was medium well making for chewy overcooked pieces on a beautiful cut of meat. I asked for a side of salt bc my steak desperately needed it. The steak did have a delicate marinade that was tasty but not strong enough in my opinion. I also noticed my salad was dressed differently than my friend who ordered the same dish. I asked for more salad dressing but the salad was irredeemable, even with more dressing it was boring and tasteless. Ended the night with the pear tres leches and it was incredible. Absolutely divine. It can be shared, it's huge.

    Ngoc H.

    We were staying at the doubletree across the street so decided up give this place a try. The corner is simple. Order at the counter and they bring out your food. Self seating. We ordered the granola and poached eggs. The food was just ok. Taste was ok. Now the marmalade was good. Service was ok. They were busy. Overall would recommend if you're staying nearby.

    One none alcoholic and one very alcoholic drink
    Chris K.

    Fantastic service and atmosphere real cool vibe. The menu is basically appetizers and 4-5 main dishes. Like any fancy places you will not leave full, but you will leave satisfied. This did leave room for deseert which was also fantastic. The fact that a place with this high a price point felt the need to charge for bread is why this is not a 5 star review. The food was great, I dont believe there is anything bad you could get on the menu, which changes from time to time. The cocktails were pretty good but that may be because its attached to a cocktail bar. Over all I'd recommend you try it out and that the owner stop charging $5 for 4 small disks of bread with frozen disks of 'butter' when every table is paying over $100.

    Pan Seared Desert Pearl Mushrooms, made up of three sisters(rancho gordo heirloom beans, squash, corn), and a homemade corn tortilla.
    J H.

    Our food was amazing, especially the Pan Seared Desert Pearl Mushrooms, made up of three sisters(rancho gordo heirloom beans, squash, corn), and a homemade corn tortilla. This was their only plant based option on their menu(besides the salad) and it did not disappoint. The gentleman who seated us wasn't very friendly or welcoming. Our waiter was a young man who got the job done but was not friendly or personable. I'd love to see them add more non alcoholic beverages on the menu. I asked our waiter if they had any mocktails, but he was unsure. We had water and then hot tea with our dessert which was delicious. This is a beautiful historic building and they have a lovely patio as well, serving brunch during the day. Although they only have one plant based option on their menu, I'm excited to try them again as their chef is an artist and changes the menu seasonally. I love that they prioritize locally sourced ingredients and organically grown, Non GMO.

    Escargot Rockefeller
    Mandy T.

    We came here for dinner on a busy Saturday night and service was excellent. Cocktails: The Coronado: Well-balanced and surprisingly enjoyable, even though I typically don't like mezcal. Definitely the standout and the only one I'd order again. Summerhaven: Had a bitter aftertaste with a cloying finish--not for me. The Third Bird: Also well-balanced but just okay overall. Night Gardener: Tried it with added tequila, but it ended up tasting like straight tequila--not good. Food: Escargot Rockefeller: Very light and fresh, but I wish there had been more escargot. Steak Tartare: It was okay but lacked flavor and felt a bit plain. Salmon: The spiced red lentils were outstanding and masked the flavor of the salmon, which I didn't enjoy on its own. It was way too rare. I did not like the side of shishitos which were a large portion of the dish. The Hen: Absolutely delicious, and the sides were just as impressive. The Polenta Cake with cherries, pepitas, and bourbon whipped cream stole the show. It was so good that I'd come back just for dessert and drinks.

    Tack Room Chocolate Mousse
    Quinney H.

    I came to Coronet for dinner last night hoping to get a unique, vegetable forward meal. The restaurant delivered in spades! Here's a quick recap of my dining experience: Food: I actually ended up ordering a completely vegetarian meal, and it's been my favorite meal in Tucson so far. Standout dishes included the roasted cauliflower terrine, which was accompanied by two slices of Einkorn Miche bread from Tucson's James Beard Award winning Barrio Bread. I was also impressed by the tack room chocolate mousse, which came with a pecan tuile. Service: I sat at the bar and received satisfactory service from the bartender and other restaurant staff. Ambiance: Elegant with dark wood and tastefully playful decor.

    OAXACAN WHITE MOLE $21 butter basted oyster mushrooms, roasted beets   SMOKED POBLANO & ELOTE SOUP $16 grilled corn, queso oaxaca crouton,
    Megan M.

    1st wedding anniversary! We have been here twice in our lifetime. It's always fantastic service. Our server was AMAZING and went over the menu with us and recommended really great items. We had a super intimate experience. We loved it so much and will continue to come here for anniversary dinners. It's on the pricey side but WELL WORTH IT!

    Pira K.

    If you love a good presentation when it comes to food, the Coronet is the place to go. We ordered a couple of appetizers to start off, and the flavors were unique and interesting! The beef carpoccio we ordered was pretty good and paired well with the mushroom. I can't remember what the second dish we had was, but it had a thick custard like texture (i think it was some type of pureed vegetables) decorated with fried thinly sliced potatoes and asparagus. Pair it with the bread and it was good, but not amazing. Dessert was probably the best part. Poached pear was warm and sweet, and paired really well with the icecream. We also ordered a brownie...but it was the size of a mini brownie so being shared amongst 3 people..we only had one bit of it. Prices are kind of expensive, and portions are on the smaller side. If you're into the food scene and into intricate flavors and presentation, this place is for you.

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    Ran in for a quick bite. We had brunch. Loved the cozy atmosphere. Will always back. Great fresh food.A+++

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