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Mariscos Chihuahua

4.3 (352 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Moderate noise
Happy hour specials
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julie k.

The food was delicious. I'm a HUGE pulpo fan and they do it beautifully here. Tucson not exactly located seaside but their pulpo was fresh and beautifully cooked and served. Our server was terrific and accommodating. We sat in their outdoor patio which was lovely. After a late afternoon monsoon rain it was clean, fresh so rejuvenating after such a brutally dry summer. This is the place to come for seafood done a la Sonoran style. House made chips and salsa, tortillas were great. The ambiance was homey, low key and colorful. Nice cocktail and beer list.... wine was an afterthought but that's ok. A longtime neighborhood favorite. Salud.

Two shrimp and a chicken taco
Rand E.

Wow what a wonderful surprise here, a seafood lovers delight. The tortilla chips started the meal out right. Deliciously crispy light chips with a garlicky mildly spicy salsa dip. Then a great selection of entrees...only slightly disappointed with breading on tacos and the Camarones albani. But the shrimp rellenos and octopus were excellent. The horchata was also great. So a solid 5 for the 2 dishes with shrimp and octopus, a 4 for the saucy shrimp dish and a 3 for the tacos.

Jeanne H.

Food was amazing, so was the service. We had oysters on the half shell, really fresh and delicious. Then we had shrimp ceviche, really good! We got the medium size and there was enough to bring some home for tomorrow. The finale was deep fried whole snapper, so crispy on the outside and juicy tender meat. Loved it! One thing that I was not fond of, they serve French fries with everything. I wanted to sub for beans but they don't have them. Minor issue, but surprised. They did have rice but no beans, I love beans! I would definitely go back, really good and great service! BTW, margaritas were very good too!

Nelson H.

Classic Mexican restaurant and decoration if Mexico authentic style designed interior in dining room n backyard area!! I ordered just a an Albondigas shrimp meatballs soup with tortilla!! It was so tasty n delicious!! I should have more rice inside the soup!!! Service is beyond excellent and the servers were so nice n stop by a lot to see every customer needs!!

Brittney S.

Easily the best ceviche in town -- super fresh, flavorful, and served in generous portions. Only wish they gave a few more tostadas to go with it, but overall, the quality more than makes up for it. A go-to spot for fresh mariscos done right!

Shrimp Relleno, Pulpo Mojo, and Camarón Empanizado
Desiree B.

I went for a Tucson Foodie R&D dinner and it was pretty good. We had five courses and they all had great bites. The best dish was the Culichi but let face it this sauce is great on anything protein. They had a shrimp ceviche and a garbanzo ceviche and I have to say I was pleasantly surprised how fresh and am the garbanzo ceviche was. I will order that again. This spot is always on the top seafood places in town, so give it a try for yourselves.

Camarones Culichi  The whole plate was yummy. Even the fries, which I seldom eat! The green cheesy sauce was flavorful.
MaryEllen F.

Service is friendly. Atmosphere is clean, basic and comfortable. Food is over the top! Good portions. Great flavors! Even the fries. Plenty of parking. A delightful experience.

John K.

Attended a gathering reception/wake in the patio tent ( heated on rare chilly rainy Sunday ) off the bar area north of the courtyard entry. The service for the large party was excellent and handled very professionally . The bar area was very comfortable with beautiful paintings Mayan / Aztec indigenous theme Pre Columbian. The tented patio was lined with many flags representing flags many other countries . Food was ordered and served as I left after a couple hours of celebration. I've been told by many this is their favorite restaurant with seafood as the staple . Parking is also available w on the n alley with an exit to speedway . On grande it is between pats drive n & az school for deaf & blind on the north corner at speedway.

Eddie R.

Looking for a great Mexican restaurant. This one was rated nicely. I met a business friend here for dinner. I didn't know it was only sea food type of restaurant. So this was a nice break for me. The service was good and informative. I asked for recommendations and the waitress was quite helpful and directed us to some good meals. We ordered the ceviche to start off. We then ordered dinner. Bacon wrapped shrimp and Garlic shrimp. Everything was good and full of flavor. Nice unexpected surprise for me. I recommend.

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This was a good d restaurant! Food was very good, service was good. Hot sauce was great! I would come back!

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The food is always tasty here. Service is quick and friendly. clean place parking can be tough.

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The food tasted good and fresh. The service was polite and pleasant. The ambiance was quiet that day and festive .

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This is my go to place for Mexican seafood. I really love the Compachana at lunch. The shrimp calichi is a great dinner choice.

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On a recent trip to Tucson, I drank my way through quite a few bars. Out of the bunch, Juniper was…read moreone of my favorites. Located downtown, I found free street parking and then walked over an hour before close on a Tuesday. Ambiance (4.5/5): Juniper gives off speakeasy vibes without being a speakeasy. Elegance and sophistication without being stuffy. There's a long bar and some small tables. I sat at a table. The bar is clean and there's a cool wheel in the middle of the bar that lists out all of the herbs, fruits, and other garnishes that are often used in cocktails. Service (4/5): The bartender started off well, greeting me promptly and then asking for my order after I had looked over the menu for a few minutes. Later on, she went outside and smoked a cigarette for a bit which you probably shouldn't do if you're the only bartender working. That delayed my second drink a bit. All good though, she let me stay after close to finish my drink. Food (N/A): To my knowledge, they don't have food. I had dinner prior. Drinks (5/5): Juniper is Tucson's only gin cocktail lounge. That means gin is what's for dinner. If you're not a gin drinker, probably not your spot. If you do like gin, as I do, you'll be impressed with the significant collection they have. There's an interesting list of creative craft cocktails. That's where I started my night. From there, I picked out a bottle of gin, and had the bartender fix me a simple cocktail with it. I don't think I've ever been to an exclusively gin bar prior to Juniper. Cool spot!

*So excited to find a gin cocktail lounge here in Tucson…read more*Cozy vibe- leather bound menus, antique and also modern feel *not a lot of seating and so if you are in a big group, I suggest coming in early. * Fabulous cocktail menu and the drinks are beautifully balanced and pretty.... And I liked their varied drink ware *The blue juniper is their signature cocktail and highly recommended... lovely for a Tucson 900 degree summer eve. *The Arsenic& Old Lace has a beautiful gently absinthe wash that brings out the botanical herby flavors. *Awesome service *Happy Hour menu available *This is located on one of the busiest streets downtown. Parking is a bear. Plan to use a nearby garage or even better, ride share since you will be drinking

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Juniper - Gray Whale - good but toasted seaweed kind of takes over.

Gray Whale - good but toasted seaweed kind of takes over.

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Coconut ginquiri and Pandan cream soda

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Unicorn Zebra - Black Cathedral (L) and Girl Dinner (R) each $16 (from the new May 2026 menu)

Unicorn Zebra

4.4(32 reviews)
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While I'm a planner, I recognize the joy of a good dose of spontaneity every now and then. I…read morestopped by Unicorn Zebra on a Tuesday evening. Located downtown, this unique bar is inside a boutique hotel. Since it's downtown, street parking is your best bet (free at night). Ambiance (4.5/5): This is part of where Unicorn Zebra shines. Definite animal theme going with some cool status and decor. It's modern, trendy, and a little out there. Which makes for a cool experience. The main bar is relatively small. 10 seats or so at the bar and a couple of tables. What you won't immediately realize is that if you go up the stairs in the lobby of the hotel, you'll get to a second level of the bar. This is more of a lounge with comfortable seating and board games. I got to enjoy both. Service (4/5): Two bartenders were working, even though it's a small bar, which is always appreciated. I ordered one cocktail. I was greeted promptly, my order was taken quickly, prepared, and she ended up closing me out without me asking since they were closing soon. Solid overall. Food (N/A): I had dinner prior to stopping by. I didn't notice whether they offer food or not. Drinks (5/5): I have a lot of cocktails in my day (typing this with my chest puffed out). After many years of visiting countless watering holes, I will say that Unicorn Zebra has one of the most unique cocktails I've tried in my life. It was so out there that I was unsure whether or not I should try it. I even asked the bartender about it. I'm happy I took the plunge. Let me paint a picture for you. Vodka infused with basil, buffalo mozzarella, and tomatoes. Served with two cherry tomatoes as garnishes... yup! If it sounds disgusting to you, just trust me. It tastes like a Margherita pizza in liquid form. So glad I tried it as it was hands down not only unique, but one of the best cocktails I've ever sipped on. Thank you Unicorn Zebra for a memorable experience!

The decor, overall vibe, and drink menu are really fun, but the bartender we had kind of killed the…read moreexperience. We'd heard good things about this place and have been trying to support local downtown bars this summer, so we stopped in around 11 on a Friday night before heading home. As we sat down, we watched the bartender be pretty dismissive toward another group at the bar, so we were already a little unsure. We started talking about the decor because we liked the eclectic vibe. We jokingly pointed out that one of the pictures had a joint instead of a cigarette because someone in our group hadn't noticed. One of the bartender's first comments back, completely seriously, was, "I'm from San Diego. Have you never seen art before?" Honestly... what? It was such a weird, unnecessarily condescending response. I brushed it off at first as awkward banter, but it was a really strange first impression. The drinks were decent. The Loverlist was really good, and the Unicorn Fluff and Old Fashioned were fine. The bartender was quick to talk up their whiskey selection, but when we asked for a recommendation, she mostly gave reasons why she couldn't recommend anything and just kept saying they had "over 90 different options." Without a whiskey menu to look through, that wasn't especially helpful. We also asked for a shooter and were offered half of a cocktail instead. That would've been totally fine on its own, but combined with everything else, the service just never felt welcoming. We ended up leaving pretty quickly. I'd give the place another shot because the atmosphere is fun and has a lot of potential, but hopefully with a different bartender behind the bar.

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Unicorn Zebra - Inside seating

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Unicorn Zebra - The interior of the bar

The interior of the bar

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Sonora Moonshine - Queso Fundido $14 (2/2026) - comes with birria under the queso

Sonora Moonshine

4.4(74 reviews)
1.6 mi

Had a Carne Asada Taco and a glass of Dos Equis (XX) Lager Especial at Sonora Moonshine on Broadway…read morehere in Tucson. XX is familiar, but the Carne Asada Taco was something else entirely. I've never had a soft taco feel this elevated. The flavor was beautifully balanced -- as if every ingredient had been measured with intention so they could come together and deliver the exact deliciousness they were aiming for. The carne and the other ingredients were cut into similarly small pieces, giving each bite a clean, even texture. And the zig‑zag of fresh guac across the top didn't just add richness; it made the whole thing look brighter, fresher, and more inviting. It's a testament to the idea that you don't have to complicate a simple dish like a carne asada taco to elevate its flavor. Simple, fresh, authentic Sonoran ingredients will do it.

I stopped by Sonora Moonshine for a late dinner on a Tuesday evening. This Mexican restaurant is…read morelocated downtown. Your best bet is finding street parking (which was free since I arrived pretty late). I sat at the bar. Ambiance (4/5): Sonora Moonshine is a good looking bar and restaurant. There's a pretty spacious patio out front. And a pretty small bar inside, along with some seating. The ambiance is trendy and comfortable. Service (4/5): The bartender did a decent job taking care of me. It wasn't busy at all. There was a group of two people outside, me, and that's it. She could have done a better job checking in and being more attentive, but given the number of people that were there, it wasn't tough to get a hold of her. A nice touch that Sonora does is they have postcards that you can fill out. They will send it out for you free of charge. Drinks (4/5): Sonora has an interesting list of craft cocktails, many of them with a focus on Mexican spirits including tequila, mezcal, and sotol. I tried two cocktails and they were both good. They even have a "basura" drink that's served in a plastic bag... pretty funny! Food (4/5): Sonora's menu isn't large, but it's an interesting one. I ended up going with the queso fundido which is a Mexican cheese blend with birria. The cheese is served on a hot platter and it's stretchy. You have tortilla chips that you use to scoop up some of the cheese. While not a huge portion, it was exactly what I wanted. Traditionally, it's served plain or with chorizo. Birria here is a nice touch. Pro tip: They have a speakeasy in the basement that's open several nights a week.

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Sonora Moonshine - The small intimate stage.

The small intimate stage.

Sonora Moonshine - Queso Fundido ($14) with birria underneath!

Queso Fundido ($14) with birria underneath!

Sonora Moonshine - Main Restaurant Entrance and Outdoor Patio Area

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Main Restaurant Entrance and Outdoor Patio Area

Tough Luck Club

Tough Luck Club

4.3(124 reviews)
1.5 mi
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Cool speakeasy with reasonable cocktail prices!…read more The vibe is cool and easy to find a seat for groups. I definitely want to come back to try more of the drinks. The hours is very confusing for this place though. I've tried multiple times to come and found out they were closed. So maybe try calling to make sure they're open before coming?

The self-appointed king of speakeasies is back at it with another one. On a trip to Tucson, I…read morestopped by Tough Luck Club for a drink or two on a Tuesday evening. Located downtown, your best bet is finding some street parking (which is free after a certain hour). Ambiance (3.5/5): Hint hint: Tough Luck Club is located in the basement of Reilly's Craft Pizza. Since Reilly is so large, it's not easy to find. Go through the restaurant, get on the patio, and look for a stairwell. Once you get down there, you'll see several seats at the bar and some booths. I sat at one of the booths. Service (4/5): You order at the bar. Since it was a Tuesday, I was alone for part of my visit and there with a handful of people for the rest. I had to grab the bartender's attention several times, but when I was able to get ahold of him, he was friendly and efficient. Food (N/A): I had dinner prior and I don't believe they have food anyways. You can order food at Reilly's though and bring it down yourself. Drinks (4/5): When I'm at a speakeasy, I look for a creative list of craft cocktails that have interesting flavor profiles and ingredients. Tough Luck Club has a nice menu which gives a solid description of each one. The sophistication isn't quite there but they're fun. One is Game of Thrones-themed. One is kind of like a snow cone with flavored ice on top. Fun for sure. There are a good number of speakeasies in downtown Tucson. Glad I was able to cross this one off the list!

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Tough Luck Club - "Free Palestine" behind the bar

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"Free Palestine" behind the bar

Mariscos Chihuahua - seafood - Updated October 2026

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