First time here. It was all top shelf. Nicely created space. Food and service invite us to return for more! read more

Came here with friends to Slow Body and now Holy Focaccia is connected, which is nice to get food with beers. Their focaccia is delicious, in addition to some of their baked goods. Their mortadella sandwich is a treat, including their pistachio pesto. I didn't know what mortadella was, and found out it's like an Italian bologna. We also tried their breakfast focaccia sandwich but I think the tomato jam was too sweet, so would recommend their lunch focaccia sandwiches instead. The space is a little confusing in terms of where to line up and order when it gets busy but the staff are very kind. Their almond cake is very tasty, too! I would not recommend their dinner menu. We stayed long enough at Slow Body that we tried their dinner menu. The pizzas are thin crust and had little sauce for the margherita pizza. We thought their dinner sandwich would be on focaccia, but it was on a baguette and not as flavorful. I wish their dinner sandwiches were also on focaccia, which it didn't list what type of bread it's on on their dinner menu. Their tiramisu was also disappointing with the cost and the fact that they use sponge cake and not traditional lady fingers, which their menu also doesn't mention. Definitely come for their lunch, focaccia, coffee, and pastries. I'd skip dinner menu. read more

Holy Focaccia - Mortadella sandwich - Farmers Market Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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I'm a fan! I stopped in for lunch and really enjoyed the experience. Part of my overall rating includes the fast that Slowbody welcomes overflows seating into the brewery for Holy Foccaccia customers to eenjoy their meal in their space. Slowbody is probably the vibiest brewery in town! I don't drink beer anymore, but my husband is a big fan, and I appreciate the artowrk on their cans a lot. The space is equally lovely, spacious and just a spot that you could definitley hang at for a whie with friinds. This is a 5-star collaboration folks! The Holy Foccaccia experience: Located inside SlowBody brewing. It's not a super visible entrance, so if you feel like you maybe at the wrong spot, trust that you're not! You'll walk in and immediately se the HF ordering counter and all the action as they are baking away. The pastry case had so many goodies is was hard to choose! we ordered the squash sandwich and a mortadella to go. They were both very tasty, but quite oily for my taste. We also took some of their chocolate olive oil cake, which was delicious, and no surprise there, also oily, lol, but very good. I also ordered the quiche, which was delicious! And they accidentally gave us a salt chocolate chip cookies with our order which they kindly let us keep. They have pistaccio in them and they are very good! HF is order at the counter. The lunch menu is very small, I look forward to going back in the evening to try the pizza and hang at the brewery. Such an awesome spot, just wish they located more in midtown or closer to where I live. HF is women-owned and as other mentioned, started at teh farmers market and now has their brick and mortar spot at Slowbody Brewing. Definitely check them out! read more

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This focaccia is absolutely Devine. They have vegan options. Hope they add more options with vegan protein. It's in a great spot inside Slow Body beer. Gorgeous restaurant. Great vibe. read more

Holy Focaccia - Vegan - Farmers Market Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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The mortadella sandwich is insane I'm so glad we decided to check this place out. The staff is friendly and we like to sit inside the main room of the brewery while we eat. My one complaint is the tiny water cups. read more

Holy Focaccia - Mortadella Panino, Chocolate Pistachio Cookie, Tiramisu - Farmers Market Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

They make excellent foccaccia loaves for $8, the service is responsive and kind, try the Sicilian Almond cookie!

Tried Tucson's newest bakery café. They have sweet treats, savory bites, and refined espresso beverages. Their seating space is so welcoming with lots of charm. Their patio is even cuter. I got the chimichurri focaccia, almond date crostata, espresso soda, a classic latte with vanilla-agave syrup. And the best of all the almond torte. you have to check it out! it shares a space with slow body brewing which I'll have to grab a pint at next time. read more

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Wow their long awaited cafe is open!! HF has added so many new items to the menu. Make sure you check their IG for hours, there is a morning and evening food service. I've tried several items on the morning /afternoon menu. I would recommend the breakfast sandwiches and the squash panino. The sesame date cookie is a personal fave. There are two Gluten Free pastries and some vegan items on the afternoon menu. There are also espresso drinks to accompany items they have in the cafe. Seating overflows into Slow Body. If you're looking for somewhere to hangout and enjoy your morning / afternoon - this is the place!! read more

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Quite unexpectedly my husband saw something on social media about Holy Focaccia. Ordinarily he and our turn in much earlier and don't go out late for dinner, but on this occasion, we decided to go out for dinner at 8:00 pm. With the address in hand, it was hard to find because it's inside a brewery called Slow body. I had seen Holy Focaccia at the Rillito farmers market but didn't yet try anything from them. When we parked and went inside, we were really hesitant, because we weren't sure we were in the right location, but we found it. There was a modest menu of just a three pizzas, a handful of appetizers, and a display of baked desserts in front of us. One can sit themselves at the bar in front of the Dessert display or seat somewhere inside of Slow Body. we started with the Cicero pizza, which was a three cheese pizza with onion. It was a great choice and we decided to get a marinara pizza next but that pizza doesn't have any cheese on it, but they added cheese for us. We had a very nice experience and ultimately each got a dessert. I got a citrus ricotta tart, and my husband got an almond cake of some kind. We were lucky enough to speak with the owner and overall it was just a wonderful experience. I was able to get shrub beverages through the bartender at Soft Body, however, Holy Focaccia does offer their own beverages and as soon to be getting a liquor license. I noticed that people were able to walk up and order as there's a window right by the entrance, which is so unusual I imagine under different circumstances it could be quite crowded and busy. I'm lucky it wasn't that way for us, since it was our first time coming. I think this would be a great place to go get pizza and hang out and play cards or something with friends. I plan to return soon, to try their other appetizers and desserts. read more

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I decided to pop in this morning for a pastry before getting the house ready for Easter. I felt calm and relaxed the moment I walked in! I loved the music, and it was a bit dark and moody, a place to lose track of a morning. I changed my mind over and over again on a drink, a sandwich, a pastry. The owner was so nice and accommodating and took time to chat and get to know me, and explained the menu and hours-I can't wait to go back on a Friday or Saturday night for pizza! I ended up with orange fennel soda even though I went for a coffee, and so glad I did! It was refreshing, flavorful, gave me a burst of energy, and I love the cup that it came in - yes, this matters! My egg white cheddar sandwich with of course focaccia had the right amount of chiltepin tomato jam, and a thick slice of cheese - omg - perfect!! I saw the pastry chef putting this wickedly thick cream into a bun and had to have that too - woow!! Soo much cream on a bun that was not too sweet and espresso powder dust - they really know how to put ingredients together! 100 percent loved the vibe here, and I chatted with a customer who said this was her third weekend here in a row - this may be me too! read more

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What a treat on a Friday night! Last night we ventured into Slow Body Brewery to enjoy live music and after about 45 minutes we realized we were very hungry. Our friend who we were there with, told us that Holy Focaccia had a new little brick in mortar spot located in the south area of the brewery. We decided to check it out and we were NOT disappointed! In fact, the two focaccia pizzas were both entirely eaten by us and friends! They were crisp, rich in flavor and light! So delicious! Their new space is classy, minimalistic, and can accommodate a crowd. They also offer beverages at their bar space. They have various menu items. Plus, they've added a to-go window around the side of the building, which is an excellent addition. Service was outstanding. They suggested a few menu items. We ordered the classic and the special, which included savory mushrooms, onions, and various cheeses. Their prices are fair. We highly recommend this new spot if you're in the area. Go in to their little restaurant space or place a quick window order. You'll be happy that you did! read more

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So excited that Holy Focaccia has a new home! Stopped by for breakfast this morning with friends and it was lovely visit all around. I had the egg and white cheddar sandwich, which was amazing, and while I was a bit wary of the tomato chiltepin jam, the lovely staffer who took my order assured me that it was delicious and she was absolutely right. A little sweet and a lot of savory made for the perfect combo. The mint iced tea was delish and the rosemary sugar biscuit was the perfect treat to enjoy this afternoon. Apologies for the lack of photos- we were so excited to dig in that we totally forgot. Can't wait to come back to try the lunch menu! read more

Loved the space, the food and the vibe: went there twice over a weekend. First let's talk food: everything i had was delicious. You are not going to go wrong. I tried both quiches onion jam and quiche au citron (the plates comes with a fresh delightful salad with olives) and the egg and fontina sandwich. Also had the espresso and cream maritozzi and a latte. The cream maritozzi... if they have it, say yes. The latte was good and hoping they expand to specialty lattes ( only because I am spoilt and love creative espresso combos). Cool furniture... a mix of modern and rustic done right. Lots of indoor and outdoor space ( this place is nestled and coshare the love with Slow Body)... so between the warm smell of the kitchen you skid have an active brewery... so lots of space for groups or a leave me alone table. Service was super awesome ( shout out to Jonathan for being super welcoming and remembering names!). They have evening service a couple times a week that I look forward to checking out. Parking is interesting... use the parking map that you can find at the slowbody website... ie do not park across from this location... the businesses across do get a little sour. Extra bonus: puppers friendly! read more

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This is a MUST visit in Tucson! Amazing treats and Foccia sandwiches--European feel with music and artsy friendly people/setting. Bring your visitors as this place showcases the BEST of Tucson! I will return regularly for a coffee and breakfast or for another amazing Foccia sandwich. Bravo! read more

Holy Focaccia - Food - Farmers Market Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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This place was really cool! It's quite literally a hidden gem, it's hard to find haha. It looks unassuming on the outside, but it has a huge and really aesthetic inside. The service is also great. They also have a very interesting menu. I do wish they had as many mains as they have pastries. The almond cookies were soo good. I tried the mortadella and the squash sandwhich, they were both missing just a little something, couldn't say what, but they were still really good. The place's vibe more than makes up for it though read more

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They have amazing focaccia bread that is available at the Heirloom Farmer's Markets around town along with cookies, tortes, and cakes! A full focaccia loaf is $8 or you can get a half order for $4 in different flavors. You can also order ahead on their website to guarantee they have what you would like in stock and pick it up at one of the farmer's markets. Several of the local restaurants such as Cere's, Noodies, Quisty's Sandwiches, etc. get bread from Holy Focaccia and they occasionally hold pop-up events. read more

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The squash sandwich was good very creamy. Excellent focaccia! Wife had the pizza she wished the proportions were bigger! I had the Apple pie and apricot almond cookie both delicious. Oh and the tiramisu was delicious too wish it was bigger read more