Great food and polite personal. Highly recommended. Ideal…read morefor all ages Love their burgers and wings.

My wife and I have been meaning to try Circle S Saloon for a while. They're about 25 minutes from…read morewhere we live in Casas Adobes, and we love that they're out in the Marana farming community and are really the only Saloon/restaurant/bar around for a good 7+ miles. They're a pretty good-sized place with lots of bar and table seating, and even some outdoor patio seating.They also have two pool tables. The parking lot is good size. The atmosphere is welcoming and we found the staff (particularly Amanda) to be attentive and quite friendly. We sat at the bar. They said they were slower than usual for a Sunday, but we did go on Easter Sunday. My wife ordered the chicken wings. She likes her wings extra crispy, so she ordered her 2 sauces (garlic parmesan, and pineapple habanero) on the side. The wings were very crispy and cooked perfectly. The garlic parmesan sauce was great as was the pineapple habanero sauce, which was pretty darn hot! I ordered their award-winning Cuban burger (with ham, pulled pork, Swiss cheese and pickles). It was a bit messy but definitely delicious. I got onion rings as my side instead of fries. They were excellent and I could tell right away they were made fresh in-house. We also ordered some tater tots to share, which were crispy on the outside and fluffy inside. I'm a craft beer lover so it was nice to see that, in addition to their domestic taps (Bud, Ultra, Dos Equis, etc.) that they also had a few craft cans to offer. We both opted for a Sierra Nevada Atomic Torpedo Double IPA and also each had a shot (or two) of Jim Beam Bourbon). We had a great time and are so happy we finally made it out to try them. Even after just one visit, they're already one of our favorite bars/saloons in the Tucson area. We will definitely be back.

Let's call the buffet what it is and is an institution of what a dive bar should be. It's dimly lit…read morehas a staff that for the most part is no nonsense and isn't afraid to throw some jokes your way and the stickiest bathroom floor you've ever encountered. It's not trying to be anything it's not. There's a reason that this place is filled every time that I go on because it's one of the few true dive bars that are left in Tucson. You can get a five dollar pitcher of beer shoot some pool play anything but Metallica on the jukebox and have a good time. This is one of those places I take anybody who visits Tucson because it is just such an important place. If you're from the area, we're just visiting. You owe it to yourself to visit one of the oldest dive bars in the country, even if the dive bars aren't your thing and you prefer a 9% hazy IPA with hint of citrus, take the night off get a pitcher of cheep beer and enjoy what a bar should be

So this place is an institution in Tucson. I love the fact it's oldest still operating bar in town…read more They keep odd hours as I understand. The service is normally pretty good. The ambiance is a total dive bar. The restroom is questionable for cleanliness. The food? I only eat packaged food here. The low rating is due to my taste in bars. I'm a beer snob and they aren't known as a beer bar.

Shelter is one of those places that is worth visiting for the setting alone. Housed in an…read moreincredible repurposed fallout shelter, the interior is packed with intricate Americana-inspired and vintage details that give the whole place a wonderfully offbeat, retro atmosphere. There's a circular bar at the center, along with tables, a billiards room and a separate arcade room, so there's plenty to explore beyond just grabbing a drink. The cocktail selection is extensive, and while my drink was just okay, the space itself more than made up for it. Definitely a must-see for anyone visiting Tucson, especially if you like unusual bars with real character.

Bar was clean but still had an old feel. Staff was kind and quick with service. Drinks are around…read more$5-6 each, with a fair pour. They have a pool table for $1 plays in good condition. They have plenty of non alcoholic options for the designated driver to still have something fun. Looks like a travel back in time, and music is a good volume that you can still hear conversation.

Marsha!!!that's all I'll say,she's amazing..I didn't have a chance to take a picture of my food but…read morethat was delicious as well

Home Plate has all of the physical assets which could make this a great sports bar. Numerous large…read moreand well positioned TV's, a large bar with ample seating and high ceilings, a side room with pool tables, a kitchen with a fryer and grill and a meu which appears suitable for a Sport's Bar. The outdoor batting cages are an added draw making it seemingly a family-friendly environment. We have been to Home Plate around 8 times in the past 1.5 years. So, by no means am I basing my opinion on a single visit. The food is basic bar food with nothing special about it. I can do better at home. Our last time eating there, my family had hamburgers. They were extremely messy and fair at best. The service has never been "fast" noreven attentive. With wages being fairly high in AZ, service will often suffer due to understaffing. My wife and I went to Home Plate last night to watch some preseason football. It appeared that a couple new bartenders were in training. A red-headed woman who appeared to be the trainer was incredibly rude to the trainees who approached her for some direction. A) Terrible condescending way to train B) Never put an employee down and definitely don't berate them in front of customers. I was surprised that the bartender in training didn't walk out. Later in the evening something transpired in the side room which was handled by this same worker yelling from the bar to the people in that room using expletives. Where is the Customer Service? Where is basic decency and tact? After last night, my wife and I were in agreement that we deserve a more professional sport's bar experience. At a minimum, I shouldn't have to bear witness to public shaming of a new employee. On a side note: I did find it uncomfortable that a large centrally located TV was always tuned to Newsmax regardless of it being a Sport's Bar. MAGA recruitment tool or perhaps conversion therapy for Trump Derangement Syndrome?

Truly a local hangout. Cold beer and local patrons. Certainly not a fancy place by any means but…read moreit is a great place to stop on the Harley for a cold one.

The star I give is merely for mike the bartender otherwise the people who they let in is horrible…read moreand unsafe. A little guy came in who obviously abuses his girl and was rude to people and the female bartender said " yea they come here now and again from Oracle and they have had issues with him" but there he was causing trouble so no thank you

Such a cute little speakeasy attached to the Landing. Like a classic speakeasy, the entrance is a…read morelittle hidden. Go around the building to the right side of the landing and follow the path until you get to a green wall and you've made it. Thank you to the staff at the Landing for directing us! The whole ambiance in here is incredible. It's bright and sunny outside but it's dark and moody inside Cabali. The lighting in here really helps set the tiki mood. To drink I got the desertcomber (essentially an old fashioned) and my husband got the shoreline spritz (non alcoholic). Yes, the drinks are expensive but they pack a punch! We paired our drinkies with an order of the coconut shrimp. These were really good! Would order again. Overall, this is more a splurge night out but it's a fun place for a date night or to bring friends.

Alex and I absolutely loved this place! From the hidden entrance to the colorful lighting, carved…read moretiki figures, incredible artwork, and enormous collection of tiki mugs, there was something interesting everywhere we looked. We learned that the mugs are part of the owner's personal collection, which he has been building for years. That makes the atmosphere feel even more special and authentic. Hayden was our bartender and a true mixologist. He was extremely knowledgeable about the drinks and the history behind the place, including the artwork created by someone from the University of Arizona's art department. We loved hearing the stories behind all the details. Alex ordered the Desert Comber, and I had the Painkiller. Both drinks were phenomenal--and very strong, which made them even more phenomenal-om-om-om! We also shared the shishito peppers, which were delicious. The entire experience was unique, fun, and memorable. It truly feels like you've escaped Tucson and entered another world. A huge thank-you to Hayden for being so cool, welcoming, and fun to talk to--you made our first visit even better! We will absolutely be back!

The food is great, the service is always wonderful, and the atmosphere is amazing. I've never had a…read morebad experience at Fred Arena and have absolutely no complaints. Definitely a great place to eat!

It's very hot in July! No A/C! Food is great!…read more Rating is based on the burning heat of July.

I just wanna give a shoutout to this beautiful, spacious and upgraded covered patio area I saw…read morerecently when I was there. The whole bar has had a glow up over time but the patio is now really striking. I love this place for happy hour cuz they offer free "bar snacks" (chips, nuts, Girkins) to go with your drinks. I've always had great service, friendly bartenders at least during happy hour. Great vibes overall, solid parking lot , definitely a favorite spot !

Karaoke here is fun and I love their specialty drinks that change on a fairly frequent (maybe…read moreseasonal?) basis. They have happy hour specials as well, and the bartenders are consistently friendly and accommodating -- if you want them to suggest a cocktail they will. Different nights will give you different results, just depending on the event or DJ involved. I've had some really great times dancing here and then other times when it was so crowded I couldn't move a step so there was kind of no point in being there. Maybe just try it out on different nights of the week and also pay attention to the happy hour times and prices to get great deals on fun drinks when it's not so crowded.

What a cute, fun, hole in the wall bar. Very chill and laid back with a friendly bartender to boot!…read moreBottled drinks were super cold and the glass that came with it was nice and frosty! A great pair for this 110° day

Walked in ,, wednesday , 10:00 pm and bartender said i was slobbering or not being clear.. im…read moreColombian i live in L A and yes i have an accent i asked for a stella,, and she said no you cant have a drink,,, i guess if your latino never goto this place the girl bartender curly hair lessbiannn looking said no... or just ask for a bud or bud lt. so she can understand.... I had paid an uber to check a new bar and sing karaoke,, dont go,, bartender sucks!!!

We recently stayed at the Ritz Dove Mountain. We ate at Ignite three times. We really enjoyed the…read moresushi, cocktails, fries and may of the shareable. Service was consistently great.

My family and I dined here 8/15/2026 , we have dined here and stayed at the Ritz Carlton multiple…read moretimes. As always the food was delicious . We ORDERED : Buffalo Tacos - meat is tender and juicy . I do feel that there is too many condiments and it takes away from the taste of the meat . But still good . Crispy rice - spicy tuna was perfection . Not too spicy it's one of my daughter's favorite new meals they added. Dirty martini - not worth $28 ( Tito's vodka) I should have bought one of there special cocktails instead. FYI CASTAWAY is amazing ! Hamachi Aguachile- fish was fresh but the lime marinade lacked flavor . Still good but could've been better. SERVICE - our waiter was not very attentive . It seemed he had too many tables. Service was very slow and our waters were rarely filled . Maybe once . But the views of the mountains and stars makes it still one of the best views in Marana .