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    Desert Farmer

    4.8 (9 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:30 AM

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    Huevos Rancheros
    Galvin T.

    Food, service and ambiance were great. Pleasant experience all around while staying at the Omni Hotel. Very generous portions for all entrees.

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    Hiilei W.

    Beautiful view while eating breakfast. So yummy and prices aren't bad for hotel prices. Big portions, amazing service. Love the Omni!

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    Claudia S.

    Desert Farmer is a hidden brunch gem! It's tucked away at The Omni Tucson National. You enter through the main lobby and can take the elevator or stairs downstairs. You then exit the building and the entrance is on the right. I've dined here twice and both experiences were lovely. Everyone in our party really enjoyed their meals. I had the hotcakes, which I was surprised were $20 but came with a portion of five huge pancakes. It came with muddled blueberries, whipped butter and syrup. The prices are steep but that comes with the territory of being at a resort. This spot is definitely worth checking out and really nice that it's not super crowded. The AC was a bit chilly so make sure to bring a sweater!

    Fruit, sourdough and coffee pot.

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    Sidecar

    (225 reviews)

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    Broadmoor-Broadway Village

    I first stopped by Sidecar during the pandemic for to-go drinks but never made it back to sit and…read moreenjoy the space I should have come back sooner. The bar is small, charming, and cozy, with an inviting neighborhood feel. My friends and I grabbed seats at the bar, and the bartender was both funny and skilled, mixing up some excellent cocktails. The whole place probably seats around 30 people, including the patio, which makes it feel intimate without being cramped. I had an Old Fashioned made with WhistlePig, it was smooth, balanced, and perfectly crafted. I'll definitely be back, especially while the weather's still nice in Tucson.

    This was a cute little spot for drinks. It is a 1st come 1st serve, meaning you seat yourself. So…read morecoming on the weekends can get a bit tricky in finding a seat as the inside is rather cozy. They do offer outside seating but with the cold nights may not be ideal. The plus though is they also have heaters for the patio area. The staff were very welcoming, and the bartenders are sweet. The drinks are definitely on the unique side, but the bartender I had was very accommodating in if we didn't like it, just let her know. I can't remember the drink I had but it was pleasantly good. My friends 1st drink, wasn't it, so the bartender made a Mai tai which was much better. Overall, I loved the chill vibes, it's a good spot to either start your evening, or just have a lowkey night. I'll definitely check this out again, next visit.

    Juniper - Jardin d'Été

    Juniper

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    I will say without hesitation that Juniper serves the best cocktails in Tucson. Maybe not even just…read moreTucson--this is the best of the best you can find through the entirety of Southern Arizona! These drinks are innovative, thoughtful, and aesthetically pleasing in a way that leaves you excited for more and expands one's idea of a well-made libation. Inspired by a medley of global flavors, Juniper started off as a side project from a local brewery and unexpectedly exploded into a swanky hangout with zero seats left open on weekend nights. Yes, virtually everything on the menu is gin-based. But that shouldn't scare you away! Gin is essentially a neutral spirit infused with botanicals and/or citrus, so if you had a bad experience with one brand, there will be another out there you'll fall in love with. Elliott, the General Manager of the bar, elevates the passionate curation of his menu to perfection. Here are some examples of what you might fall in love with: Balzy Maracuya: A 'maracuya' is a passion fruit beverage originating from South America. In this drink, fruity flavors are enhanced with popping boba filled with balsamic vinegar. Botanist: Upscale gin and tonic with thyme, rosemary, and star anise. Cronus Punch: Rum punch lovers will be blown away by the rare sighting of clarified gin On special ocassions, you'll find limited edition items like gin sorbet affogatos and horchata martinis. At the turn of each new year, there's a menu rotation that may sadly remove some of my faves. But here, at Juniper I can guarantee two things: Something uniquely enjoyable, and a gracious staff that will be happy to explain the intricacies of lesser-known spirits on the shelf. In 2026, I predict it will remain one of Tucson's hottest cocktail hangouts.

    The first time I went there their signature blue cocktail was amazing but the second time it was…read moresuper sweet. I also got the Thai cocktail which I extremely warn against! It was so bitter I had to go to Icecreamery next door and get a scoop to be able to drink it!

    Desert Farmer - wine_bars - Updated May 2026

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