Everytime I've been here I've always had a great experience whether it's food related or customer…read moreservice! Everything is good!

First visit here for breakfast. It was so dark inside we were not even sure if it was open. I had…read moreeggs and chorizo. Nothing special. Lacked flavor. Came with watery, flavorless refried beans. I made a burrito out of everything and ate it that way. Seemed rather expensive for what you got. Nothing spectacular to report here.

We didn't try the food, as we were there for drinks and football Sunday around 2pm. They had all…read morethree games on and the crowd was light but fun and energetic for their teams (more cheers for 49ers than the Arizona game). The sound had upbeat music when we arrived but turned the volume up for the 49ers vs. Seahawks game. We were greeted at the door asking our seating preference and ended up sitting at the bar rail. The service for drinks was quick and friendly all the way through visit.

Ok so I was in the area and finally stopped here. It was midday, so I can't speak to the night time…read morevibe or security issues. The place is your typical sports bar, well designed with lots of TV's for sports viewing. The beer selection was a bit disappointing, but the beers were cold and reasonably priced. I didn't have any food as I just had lunch with a friend over at Olive Garden. Yes the girls wear skimpy outfits which is the gimmick, and it's not a bad one, LOL. The bartender was quite friendly and service was efficient. Not to mention she was easy on the eyes. Overall my experience here was fine, the music wasn't overly loud, and Olympic coverage was on most of the TV's. Again not sure about at night, but during the day this place was just fine.

The waitress was lovely, food was delicious, service was great! Would definitely recommend, and…read moreplanning our next visit

I've always had consistently good experiences at First Watch, both in Arizona and Florida, which is…read morewhy this visit stood out for the wrong reasons. After being seated, we waited about 10 minutes before our server, Diana, came to take our drink order. After placing it, there was another extended wait before we saw her again. While she was assisting another table, I asked about our drinks, and she mentioned she would be right with us, but it was still quite a while before they arrived. Once we received our drinks and placed our food order, service became very limited. When our food was delivered, both my stepson and I had empty drinks, and there was no acknowledgment or offer for refills. I had to ask, which shouldn't typically be necessary. We also requested pico, which took additional time to receive. Throughout the rest of the meal, there were no check-ins to see how the food was or if we needed anything. The next interaction we had was when the check was dropped off. I understand that restaurants can get busy and delays happen, but attentive service, especially something as simple as checking in and keeping drinks refilled, goes a long way. Guests do notice these details, and they directly impact the overall experience, as well as the tips servers receive. I'm sharing this because I know this restaurant is capable of much better, based on past visits. I hope this was just an off day and not the standard moving forward.

Absolutely the best spot in this area. I went with some friends to enjoy the Sonoran Restaurant…read moreMenu. There is so much heart and soul put into this place. Staff is warm, welcoming and professional. I can't get over the Masa Cake! I love how the ingredients here are kept simple but are bursting with flavor. I have experienced farm to table menus before that were largely dependent on the high quality ingredients as a selling point-but they lacked character and flavor. That is not the case here. 5 points is filled with talent. I really think that 5 points is one of the places to showcase Tucson food.

A must‑stop every time we're back in Tucson! Located along a main road in Barrio Viejo, 5 Points…read moreMarket & Restaurant is such a fun, lively space that effortlessly transitions from morning coffee runs to happy hour, date nights, girls' nights, live music, and everything in between. What I love most is how versatile it is. Whether you're looking for breakfast, lunch, dinner, drinks, or just a place to hang out, it somehow does it all while still feeling cozy and welcoming. The atmosphere is warm and relaxed but still feels refined and thoughtfully curated. One of our favorites is the kale Caesar salad. Add a protein and it becomes the perfect meal. They also have a great cocktail selection, making it an easy happy hour choice. I've visited in the morning for coffee and had an equally great experience. The market portion is filled with specialty foods, local products, and unique finds that are fun to browse while you wait for a drink or table. A true Tucson gem and a place we'll continue coming back to whenever we're in town.

Pool table is noisy if someone is using in the dining room…read more Rum runner $15. Light and dark rum , blackberry brandy, banana liqueur, grenadine, pineapple juice Interesting drink. You can taste the different flavors. Slight bitterness but overall good. Arizona sunrise. $15 Good a bit sweet Food came very quickly. Quiet Monday only 4 other people SOL taco on flour tortillas $16 very good. 4 smallish but well filled shells Taco salad with shrimp $22. Large shell. Good and lots of shrimp Server Leroy was by himself and did a fine job and friendly.

Well, first of all, this is a hotel restaurant/bar. We…read morewere informed by our server that they accept room charge or debit/credit card only. Kitchen is s l o w. Chips, salsa, Guacamole and SOL tacos should take no more than 10-15 minutes. Asking to top off waters was a real test of skills. Salsa is spicy. Don't say you weren't warned. I thought it was good but my friend, not so much. She said the Guacamole was also spicy. The beef on the tacos was crunchy. That was a first. Interesting clientele... I suppose because we're by an airport, in a hotel, that all those things play a big part. Food - mediocre. Ambience - it's a bar/restaurant, not much more to say. Service - well I'll say the place appears to be understaffed.

WOW! You'd never expect to find this local Tuscan-style steakhouse tucked behind a run-down…read moreindustrial area just off the freeway. It's truly a hidden gem! It was a very hot day, parking was limited, and we waited about 30 minutes outside. I was getting a little impatient, but once we were seated, the friendly servers and fast service made it worth it. I ordered the 10 oz. New York steak, perfectly cooked over mesquite wood, with a fresh salad bar and fries. My husband loved his cowboy-sized 16 oz. prime rib--it was incredibly tender and melted in his mouth. Fresh food, generous portions, reasonable prices, and great service. Definitely worth the wait, especially if you come hungry!

At Silver Saddle Steakhouse, step right in, take a seat,…read moreWhere old west flavors and bustle meet, Like Lil Abner's and Daisy Mae's but lighter in fee, A steakhouse scene for you and for me, No filet mignon - oh no, not a bite! NY strip was good, but no mesquite in sight, A salad bar here, a server so quick, A crowd that is buzzing, lively and thick - But just when you're settled, just when you're late... They close up shop at the stroke of eight.

All I remember is it was delicious. Something (?pork chop with chile) was almost too spicy, but…read moredelicious.

First time here for brunch! And let me tell you, IT MOST DEFINITELY DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Still…read morethinking of our brunch and it's now Tuesday. (I'm headed back on Saturday and have the exact same thing). They have something for everyone and I'm sure it is all spectacular. From berries, pancakes, to el siesta despues which is what we had. Delicious warm Pan Birote, smeared with beans, carnitas, queso Chihuahua, perfect poached eggs with a creamy and ever so tasty habanero Hollindaise and some of the best hot sauce in the side that I've tasted in a long time. Their brunch drinks all looked amazing but I had to order the cactus cooler, that drink has to be one of my favs. We sat at the bar and had the best service. He made me the cactus cooler even though it wasn't on the brunch menu and was so attentive. The restaurant was nice and vibrant and started to fill up closer to noon. Everyone seemed to be enjoying their morning and time there. Like I said, we will def be back!!!

I haven't visited this location in a long time so a friend and I went for lunch on Mother's Day…read more The parking lot was full but we were seated within 5 minutes. We received excellent customer service from our server. Even with the restaurant being busy our meal was served quickly. And, you still get peanuts! Timing is everything and when we finished our meal and headed to the card the waiting area was packed!

Came for an early dinner, they will not open the doors until time which is fine. Several cars…read moreparked outside waiting, and when close we all lined up. It is a busy location on the southside on Irvington across highway from Spectrum Mall. This location needs some remodeling and deep cleaning. Floors, counters and walls had marks and could be sticky. Staff seemed in a hurry and very untrained. They got us seated as we came through line quick. Server seemed in a hurry to take order, and checked often. Once we ordered the food came quick, but then the server disappeared. When my cup was dirty, I had to go to the bar to request a new cup. The bartender seemed taken back and initially resistant to giving me a cup, but did so with no other issues. This is a popular steakhouse, moderate in price, and family or group oriented like others of the chain. I thank them for their work with veterans. I wish busy places like this would use some of their time and money to keep a cleaner location, deep cleaning weekly seems to be a need. This location has also been around a while and is getting a little dated. Anyway decent food for a chain, not best location in Tucson, but convenient to Southside.

Cute place. It was very clean and the seats were comfortable. Our server was super nice and quick,…read morecan't complain. I did have high hopes for the food based on the Yelp Reviews and they were visually pleasing. However, the chilaquiles could have been tastier and the pancakes were huge but a bit dry. Can't complain about the burrito, that was pleasantly good.

It was decent. The vegan burrito was really tasty. I wish there was a plant based protein though…read more Like tofu, tempeh or a soy chorizo. Pro tip add the pickled onions. The cappuccinos and lattes are NOT vegan optioned- the machine makes it and it uses a dairy powder. They do have almond milk for drip coffee. The restaurant is super cute and the servers are nice. Our food did take a long time today but maybe because it's a weekend/brunch time. Cutely decorated and big windows for light. There's also patio seating. They also have two Tesla electric car charging spot spots.

My go to place for decades now! Employee-owned brewery in a funky old warehouse with tons of tvs…read more Always great, fresh, unique crafted brews on tap and fun creative menu. A number of my favorite foods are only on the Happy Hour (3 to 6) menu including Mac & Cheese, Nachos and a perfectly crisped Cheese Crisp like nothing in town. Staff can get overly busy and officious, but are responsive and kind, if not friendly.

I was happy to finally visit *the* brewery of Southern Arizona. I know there are certainly…read morecompetitors, but outside of Tucson, this is the only Tucson beer around. It's even better when you get it straight from the source. What I love: An expanded selection of small-batch beers you won't find anywhere else. There were like 3 IPAs I'd never heard of before. They even had a lager made with pickles! (not my thing, but it has fans). You can also tell right away this spot is great for large groups, and the patio is like 50 feet long--probably amazing in better weather What I like: You can't go wrong with the food, either. I'm a big fan of the southwestern egg rolls (a better rendition of them than a certain chain restaurant). The sandwiches are decent. Nothing really sticks out as a signature item, and nothing is made with a particular beer pairing in mind, but I'll forgive them--it's solid food. When it cools down a bit, I'll certainly return here to try more lesser-known beers and a snack. The location is a little out of the way, but you won't regret going a couple miles outside of downtown for this.