War fuel kitchen is a local business with three locations. This is the downtown location off of…read moreMaine and second in the Dunbar community center. If you just type in their address, it doesn't put you in the right spot. You have to park in the parking lot off of Main Street and then walk around to get to the entrance. Today, I thought I'd pick up a few things for lunches this week and some wellness shots for my husband and I was coming from an unfamiliar direction and I was lost and sent off course down 2nd Street since my last review, I've tried some of their made to order smoothies and boy. What a treat. I like the peanut butter and jelly protein smoothie very much. They've updated the look of their menu so it's much better lit when it was previously written out by hand and now it's just much more professional with pictures. The location is very small, but there is seating and a microwave, to heat up and enjoy any of the prepped meals out of the refrigerated cases. I feel that their prepared meals are generous size and usually have trouble eating the whole thing and try to just eat half, saving the other half for lunch the next day. I believe each entrée is $11 and they're made in the morning and they put on their expiration date so if you buy it take it home you know you'll need to eat it in a few days. The labels on the meals are color-coded, and so if you are looking for certain types of meals, look on their website and I'll give you a color key based on the type of diet you're following on which meals to pick. Since I am allergic to celery and fennel, I know that those ingredients are none of their meals and so I know I can safely eat without worrying about allergies. Taking that into account, I love their chipotle meatloaf; a dish that typically has celery mixed in. I've encouraged my friends and they have all agreed that Warfuel kitchen is a great spot for people who interested in getting freshly prepared meals to go.

My spouse just delivered me a Chicken Teriyaki Bowl. Food was warm and flavored well. Interesting…read moreselections of vegetables added. However, I encountered not 1 but 2 separate pieces of what appears to be asparagus stalks that were not chewable. In addition, I only received 1 napkin that was comparable to a public restroom napkin. A dinner napkin would have been better.

I got these two boxes for my birthday, very well put together and tasty. I wish there was more…read morebread or crackers in the savory box but other than that, very good.

This is a great place for all your charcuterie. They have beautiful designs and the box includes…read moreall kinds of tasty treats! I will definitely be using them for parties and the quick lunch.

On a positive note the waitress at the front was nice and very inviting. The food is presented…read morepleasant but the flavor does not match. It does not taste bad but lacks some well needed flavor. Price was not too bad, but it is a little confusing because the menu is for three different restaurants. Lastly, just a little too unclean my table cloth had stains and other spots on it and was so long that is continued to rub against my legs and it was not pleasant. Overall gyro king was okay and not a bad pick for an afternoon lunch.

Everything on the menu sounds delicious! It's a restaurant within a restaurant. We went on a Friday…read morenight before Broadway in Tucson at 6:00 and it only had a few patrons. Lovely middle eastern music plays inside. The staff is all very friendly. It did take about an hour to get our food and we ordered a plate of nachos. The meat was very flavorful but it could have used a lot more cheese and some onions or tomatoes. Their prices are really great just be aware they add 18% to your bill so don't leave an extra 20% like I did.... Unless of course it was outstanding. I'd give it another try and order something else.

I've lived in Tucson for less than a month & my new neighbor gave me a loaf of Barrio Bread…read moresourdough. Wowza!!! Back in my old home in beautiful Providence, Rhode Island we had an artisanal bread bakery too. (Calmed Seven Stars, they have grown in the 15 or so years they've been around, now offering pastries, coffees, & with several different locations. Barrio Bread is staying truer to the original vision - great breads, bagels, just stop in to shop, & take it away.) My husband & I were headed toward N Country Club Rd early Saturday morning so thought we'd stop in & see what Barrio Bread's space was like. 15 minutes after opening we were already 7 patrons from entering the store! The line moved quickly enough, enough though we could see customers being individually greeted and served with friendly & warm attention rather than impatience. When we made it to the front of the line, it was the founder/original baker Don Guerra himself staffing the register. What a nice person! I mentioned where we'd come from (and Seven Stars), and Don stepped away from the register to call over Matt, one of the current bakers. Matr's a graduate of Johnson & Wales University (whose world-class culinary program is in Little Rhody) who met Don when he came to JWU to teach a master class in bread. Matt also baked at Seven Stars for several years before moving out to Tucson! Small world. I'd say this encounter was a little taste of (old) home - but Barrio Bread is more beautiful to look at and more varied than what I'd have available back in RI. And that sourdough is the best I've ever had! Too bad I left my phone in the car so no pictures - at least at this visit.

I had this place bookmarked for awhile now, and we were in Tucson for lunch. This was our first…read morestop. We got there pretty late, right around Noon. Good news was there was no line, and only like 4 people in the shop. Bad news was they didn't have too many breads left. I went with a seeded Cuban bread and a seeded Epi bread. Total was about $10.00 for both breads. How were they? AMAZING! I can see why the owner is a James Beard Award Winner. He was the guy who rang me up, too! Super nice guy, knew some folks in front of us and seemed like a Stalwart in the community! Good stuff! The bread was so good! I ate the Cuban loaf toasted with just some butter. The sesame seeds, the slight sourdough tang, great crunch outside and soft inside. Great bread! The seeded Epi bread we pulled apart and snacked on during our drive back home. Again, crusty and seeded outside, soft chewy inside. If their "end of the day" bread is this good, I cant imagine how good their regular selections and specialty breads are. I will have to preorder sometime or spend the night in Tucson and stand in line right when they open to sample more of their delicious offerings! Absolutely delicious breads! Will be back, for sure!

Today I had a chance to try the wings and pork ribs. They were awesome. The wings I got dry rub…read moreCajun and I always get ribs with sauce on the side. I want to try ribs undressed. Everything was excellent. Definitely try this place out.

Reviewing: Smoke'N Ace BBQ Rating: 5 out of 5…read more Location: Home based Food: Ordered ribs for my first order and they were absolutely delicious! Falling off the bone. Flavor was spot on. Also had Lenny cater for us as well and ribs, brisket, and pulled pork were amazing! He sells out daily so highly recommend you place your orders! You won't be disappointed.

I absolutely love the bagels at Bubbe's. Their texture is perfect inside and out and they are…read morewonderfully fresh and delicious. I typically just purchase the bagels and eat them with my own chive cream cheese that I make by straining my homemade dairy-free yogurt. My go-to is the everything bagel and it never disappoints. The staff at the counter always seem great too. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

This is a nice little business hidden off Campbell and River. It is a small take out place,and was…read morevery busy during my visit. They have sandwiches and bagels to go. I was expecting a little more deli style, but I was a bit underwhelmed. The bagels are good and fresh. I heard so much about the bagels, I just had to try it. Probably will not go back, but if you live in the area, it's perfect. The staff was very busy, but still carried a smile.

Let me start by saying I am from New York and grew up on good bagels. And here I am dreaming about…read moreBubbe's bagel sandwiches. On a quick 1.5 day trip to Tuscon I went twice. I tried the Egg Salad on an Everything Bagel 10/10 The Egg cheese and bacon on everything bagel gave me all my favorite bodega vibes and the egg was crazy fluffy. 10/10 I also tried the pastrami on rye bagel. All were great!! 9/10 Staff is friendly. There was a long line but it went quickly. And i love the shrine to Barbara Streisand!

Fresh bagels, friendly staff, consistent quality, you can't ask for much more! I love the flavor of…read morethe month (although I do wish some of them can stay forever).

Heard of them through social media. They do delivery or pick up at certain locations. I dropped by…read morePolish Studio for pick up today. They were pretty easy to work with. I believe that they only do sandwiches on Wednesday and Sunday. The sandwiches are good and the bread was a nice, light baguette, but made a lot more crumbs than I'm used to. The communication was good and pick up was fast and easy. For ambiance, I can't really speak to it was it was a pick up sandwich. I really enjoyed how they separated the wet items in a separate bag so you can fix up your sandwich when you're ready.