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    Girls Kitchen

    4.3 (18 reviews)

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    Wonderful, and those beans - above and beyond in flavor!
    Brian M.

    Wonderful 'fairly' new spot in central. Cool authentic Mexican Food vibe with a nice patio and friendly staff. Three crispy tacos and a tostado were fantastic. Foot stomping those beans and rice, not certain if there is bacon fat in those beans, but they were on point! If you like hot sauce (Beyond the standard salsa), you have to request it - worth it, but damn it has a kick! We will definitely be back. Thanks Girls Kitchen!

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    Danielle R.

    We were craving some Mexican tacos before heading back home and stumbled upon Girl's Kitchen. The restaurant seems family owned which is great to see and everyone we encountered was very nice and the dining area was quiet. We ended up getting a variety of tacos and a tostada (check the photos). I really enjoyed everything we ate, even the variety of salsas. I would recommend dropping here and supporting local.

    Red chili burro ($16)
    Amber R.

    This restaurant is right off of speedway in an older historic home. They have more parking in the back of the building. The restaurant was nice size and had many small tables and a couple larger tables. We had some chimichangas and the red chili one was perfectly crispy and the red chili was very good. The carne asada chimi was ok. The bean burrito was ok as well. You have to pay extra for rice and beans on the plate. So a chimi by itself is $16 a bit pricy for what you receive. Food for three people (two chimis and one bean burro) and two drinks $50+. The service was fast and nice.

    Custom entree with quesabirria tacos (2) and a beef enchilada (1). 2 sides = calabacitas and refried beans. $17.95 (1/2025)
    Mike S.

    This Mexican diner has only been opened for 2 months but is already gaining a reputation! After reading about them in "This Is Tucson" I had to try. Once inside the brightly painted exterior you enter into a turn of the century bungalow that was likely once a residence. There are three immediate dining areas and the kitchen/counter lies just past the "living room" wall. Staff is super friendly and brimming with recommendations. I visited just after the lunch rush and that likely played to my benefit. I was visibly torn between the 3 enchilada plate and the 3 quesabirria plate (each is $16.50 and includes 2 sides). The cashier kindly asked the chef/owner if I could try a custom combo 2/1 and the chef smiled and nodded yes :) The quesabirria tacos were delicious, with lean tender meat and a balanced amount of cheese. The lone critique is that they had quickly become soft, losing their crispness in the short time from grill to plate. That could easily be my fault as the chef accommodated the customer third item - the shredded beef enchilada for my combo. There was 2x the beef in the similarly-sized enchilada as the quesabirria tacos (but it's not flash fried with cheese either). The red sauce that douses the enchilada is delicious, if a bit sweet(?). I opted for calabacitas (sautéed mixed veggies) and refried beans (rather than simply rice or also whole beans) - I must say, having options like those is wonderfully unique. The calabacitas (diced zucchini, onion, and corn) was delicious. The refried beans were perfect and dipped nicely with the (free) intro bowl of chips/salsa. Parking in their private lot is a little snug but sufficient for now. Bathrooms are modern/quaint, gender specific, and clean. Traditional glass-bottled sodas abound as do agua frescas like jamaica and also horchata. I can't wait to return!

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    Great service, friendly staff, quality food, very clean, doesn't break the bank. We loved it!

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    Out of business it seems. Closed always. Open for a while then shut down. Maybe on Summer break but phone doesn't answer.

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    11 months ago

    First time there. It's Mexican; it's good! There servers were really attentive. Ambiance was nice and mellow.

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