Amazing food and service I'd recommend everyone with the people wanting amazing food to people with…read moreAirbnb recommendations to this restaurant would boost satisfaction

This ain't no fancy bistro cafe. Let's get that straight…read more The day we visited there was a live cattle auction happening in the same building which I thought was cool & added to the authentic country charm. If you were wondering, the smell of cows was NOT perceptible even by my extra good sniffer. Probably because of the auction, combined with great reviews - the place was packed with cowboys/girls & farmers along with a mix of other diners. Young, old, hip, not hip, all getting along in there. Wait staff was busy as could be, but kindly took our order & served our dishes while they were still piping hot which is a pet peeve when it's not. Menu had gluten free and vegetarian options which I didn't expect but did think was smart & I'll def try one of them next time I eat here. Lots of choices for everyone. Prices were the usual for this economy ($15+ person entree, excluding beverage or spendier stuff like steak). The place smelled like a good diner ought to: sizzling fragrance of thick bacon & burgers, scent of fresh coffee, toasted breads & perfectly cooked eggs. I ordered the Breakfast Torta, a SW twist on a bfast sammy - egg, bacon, tomato with gorgeous & plentiful avocado atop a thick smear of housemade refried beans. All packed into the freshest torta bread I've eaten anywhere. My husband had the chicken fried steak breakfast with crispy house potatoes. They serve Pepsi products so hubs had a big glass of chocolate milk (nice sized!) and I had water & a side of fruit. Golly! The portions were generous and whoever is cooking clearly knows what they're doing cause I could taste the love in every bite. (Even the bites of not-my-entree under the guise of needing to review his plate, too!). The chicken fried steak was perfectly seasoned, inside and out and the thickish gravy had a zest to it which really made the dish extra good. I was pleasantly surprised that the home fries were perfectly crisp. Usually it's the side dishes at many cafes that I find a real let down. Not here. Start to finish, everything was dinerliciously great. Five stars for executing country cafe food without cutting corners. Had enough to enjoy some for next days' lunch. It is a down home country cafe & deserves all the stars. Yeehaw!

This is a very cute little coffee shop and a new and upcoming area that has an extremely friendly…read morestaff. You can tell all the food was homemade and very tasty. The egg ham and bagel sandwich was perfect. The potato pancake was very good. Very nice variety

The pretzel bites are to die for! I've never had a bad meal from Copper Cafe. When I order, I am…read morealways greeted with a smiling face and love that!

A friend of mine suggested Sky rider Coffee Shop for breakfast this morning, as she lives nearby…read morethis place. It only took me 24 min from mid-town to get there via I10 and besides the pretty drive off the freeway 5 miles with mountain and desert scenic beauty , it was an easy spot to find. The service friendly and the place bustling at 9 on arrival. The wood framework and many aviation pictures, propeller blocks on the wall and mural inside kept the eyes happy in this very comfy, casual and warm atmosphere here. Wow. Prices were so reasonable! Got the "create your meal with 4 items" with the 2 eggs, bacon, cottage cheese and toast. Delicious! This does not disappoint in any way- easy parking, easy to find, friendly service, great food and affordable. Well worth it and highly recommend!

Good hot and greasy burgers! Great service! Great prices! Go now quickly before they close…read more That is all.

This is my favorite Baggin's location! It is conveniently located right off the I-10 (Cortaro Road…read moreexit), so it is a great place to stop for lunch either on the way in or out of Tucson. The manager at this location is so welcoming! He is always there at lunchtime with free cookies for all who walk in the door. The chocolate chip cookies that he hands out (and that also come with your sandwich) are freshly made daily. They are wonderful! My go-to sandwich is the tuna sandwich. I typically get it on a sub roll, served with a side of the honey mustard for dipping. The honey mustard costs a bit extra, but it's so delicious! Some of my other go-to favorites are the cinnamon spiced iced tea (they also have regular unsweetened iced tea for those that do not like the cinnamon spice) and the brownie. Sometimes I will get the brownie to go and eat it on the car ride back to Phoenix.

If my lunch was in the $10, maybe $12 range I might give it a better rating, but it was not a lot…read moreof sandwich for a hair under $15. It came with a cookie, not really wanting a cookie, so, not sure what part of the $15 that was for. The sourdough was a smallish loaf slice, the filling (chicken bacon tarragon) was skimpy & there was almost no avocado in sight. My pictures tell the story of what felt like not a good value. Won't be coming back as this is my 3rd or 4th visit over the years and the value proposition keeps getting worse. Either make your sandwich larger, or your price smaller. I was on the phone with my daughter who lives in trendy part of NYC & when she heard was I ordered and saw the pic, she was shocked (not in a good way). Not sure why every business thinks their food is worthy of $20 lunch per person when I can go to other restaurants within a stone's throw & not leave hungry for the same or less. Service: 2 stars. You stand in line, they call your name when it's ready. Ambiance: 3 stars. It's okay. Clean & tidy. Food: If I'm being generous, 3 stars. Value: 2 stars TLDR: Arizona small chain with kinda high prices for what you get. Not awful, just not worth it.

Growler's has great food, granted I have only had the burgers, wings, Bruno's, and Irish Mafia,…read morefries, but all of those were delicious. I assume everything else is just as good. Inexpensive cold beers and makes a great dining experience. They usually only have a couple servers working but they are great. Have some patience, a cold drink, and enjoy.

We used to go here quite a bit and hadn't in a while. The food has always been so-so, but it's the…read moreclosest thing to a "bar" near us. We went recently and boy, it was disappointing. We got there and there were no low top tables available inside (needed a high chair), so we had to sit outside. It was completely empty outside. The hostess led us to a table and chairs that were soaked by the misters. She acted like it was fine. There was only one other low top outside. We went to it and there were tons of red ants crawling all around the ground and up the table and chair legs. Also a bunch of leaves and debris. The whole time going from table 1 to table 2, then noticing and commenting on the ants, the hostess was right there. No apology or attempt to clean anything up. Just standing there awkwardly, watching us take in the disappointment. It was clear the outside was not cleaned or even looked at in quite some time, and that would not change, so we left. We went to Lil Abners instead. As soon as we got there, we realized our terrible experience at Growlers was a blessing in disguise. The drink deals are better and cheaper at Lil Abners anyway. Plus, despite a staff of mostly high school and college age kids, they actually do a good job of making sure you have a good experience. And of course, the food is a million times better. So long Growlers. We won't be back.

The atmosphere is amazing, the food is excellent, and the owners are wonderful. The staff is…read morefriendly and attentive, creating the feeling of a welcoming neighborhood bar we love to come see Jordan for lunch after golf or hiking. Jordan was amazing as usual today.

Check out the salad detritus in the picture below. This is a…read moreconstant problem here. I've talked to the owner (about 4 months ago) and showed him what I get every time I'm here and order a salad. I've had the server take samples like this, many times, back to the kitchen to show the cook. Nothing has helped. By now, I figure I've lost a whole salad in the past month. So, do I stop going to The Station? Do I stop ordering the $10 salad? Why can't this be fixed? The service is great and friend has no problems with the burger. I love the chicken tacos. This is a minor problem in the grand scheme of life, but it sure is irritating.

Our family comes here a lot. The food quality is always fresh and the employees are super friendly!…read moreThey can be busy sometimes causing a small wait, but I don't hold that against them! Our go-to order is a #13 "mikes way", which adds oil and vinegar, spices, lettuce, tomato, onions. We got that today along with a ham sandwich for our daughter. They don't skimp on the meat! The restaurant is always clean and there are tables inside to have a seat and enjoy your sandwich. Highly recommend! (#13 not pictured because it was gone too soon!!)

It was a hard day at work in the oil fields, making sure everyone's homes were heated in the…read moreblistering cold Tucson winter that was upon Southern Arizona. I had recently slipped a disc between my L4 and L5 and the pain was almost unbearable. All I could think about was my Jersey Mike's California Club that would be waiting for me when I was finally off. When I got home, the bag from Jersey Mike's was on my doorstep, my heart raced, my stomach did a somersault, thinking about my dinner was what got me through the day. However, much to my surprise, instead of getting anything close to what my heart was yearning for, I received a plain piece of bread, with turkey on it. NOTHING ELSE. The size you ask? tiny. A half of what I ordered. I don't know who decided this joke would be fun to play on just a simple working man, but it was heart breaking, demoralizing even. I don't know how I will be able to continue on in this life. I hope this Jersey Mike's location identifies the young man or woman who enjoys inflicting such wounds and emotional turmoil on a working-class man, during the holiday season and punishes them to the absolute extent that corporate policy allows. Is this Mike's way? I hope not, because it was absolutely cruel. Maybe Jimmy will treat me better.

Christina was the nicest waitress we have ever had. She was so accommodating and checked on us…read moreregularly. Even with the busy Father's Day crowd she did a great job. The wait for a party of five on Father's Day was about 45 minutes. The food was delicious and our dads and family were loving it. My dad and I wanted to share two dishes and Christina was kind enough to make a note to have both split. We ordered the Chorizo Rancheros and the French Toast. It was great that they were able to split it because we both got to taste everything. The portions were very filling. On their specials menu they had an iced lavender drink and they also had iced chai. My dad ordered the iced lavender which had more of a coffee flavor. They can add extra lavender upon request although it is a syrup so the sweetness increases. I ordered the iced chai and asked if they could add some lavender to it. It tasted more like horchata than chai but it was still tasty. I added some creamers and enjoyed it. The food was flavorful and filling and the atmosphere was family friendly. It would be nice if the outdoor seating had misters during the hotter months. We sat indoors but waited outside on the bench and the June heat was intense. I can empathize with the people eating outside in one 100 degree weather. The rest of the family enjoyed their meals as well. It was a lovely Father's Day breakfast!

The water that is served comes from the Coke machine. It's not drinkable nor is it when mixed to…read moremake the sodas. I mentioned it to my waitress, she agreed that it was bad but didn't offer to take the undrinkable Dr Pepper off the bill. I paid $3.99 for it. The meals were quite salty (figures with nothing to drink). $40 with tip for two simple breakfasts. They got our last visit. If a restaurant doesn't care what the water tastes like, and they use it to cook, they really don't care about flavor and taste.

Meh. Has been years since I've been to JJ's. At least they have pickles now. Sub was ok- bread…read moreseemed a bit stale. Could have used more meat and seasonings. We saw the option to toast it too late. Toasting would have brought out the flavors. Service was fast. Had to ask to have the sub cut in half -seemed weird they don't do that automatically. Place was clean. Prefer other sub options. Nothing outstanding about our experience.

They got my order completely wrong. Definitely will not be going back. I feel they did it on…read morepurpose because it was so incredibly wrong, no competent person could make that mistake

I just moved to Tucson and knew I had to eventually try Eegee's. It seems to be a local…read moreTucson chain, known for their big icy slushie in a variety of flavors. We went with the seasonal kiwi lemonade and it was quite tart and refreshing, would recommend. The staff in here are excellent, attentive and efficient. Both of us got sandwiches and they were huge and packed with meats. Definitely made for good leftovers too.

I am currently eating in. The ranch fries. Ew. I took them back and said they were old and bitter…read moreand cold. They warmed them and gave me the same fries. They are brown mush.