Wonderful dessert…read more This is a fun experience. You choose your flavors and mix ins (zoom in on the truck photo), and your toppings. The sky's the limit! You get to watch the whole process, stepping ladder provided. Nice, refreshing ice cream dessert. I think it is unique to Tucson. I also had a milkshake. Nice and creamy. The photos, except for the truck, were taken at a Yelp event. His mother was working at the truck when I came in today. They are located at The Pit food truck park at 22nd St. and Pantano. Give them a try! 5* = A top favorite. Mind-blowing good. I will definitely return and I will go out of my way to go here. Worth every dime of my money. 4* = Outstanding. Tucson-top-tier. Some elements not quite as good as it gets, but it still is worthy of my regular business. 3* = Good experience. I might do repeat business if it is convenient, the only option, the only one in its category, or on a whim, but would not be among the first thing to come to mind. Would definitely recommend you trying it to get your own take on it. 2* = Not so good. Would not recommend at all. Waste of money. 1* = How are they still in business? Stay away at all costs!

After attending an event at the Tucson Arena, we were looking for ice cream/dessert and stumbled on…read moreSweet Rolls and More. What a gem of a truck! Not sure if they move around, but we found them in the downtown area. The gentleman manning the truck, was very friendly and nice. It was very unique in what they do, and he took his time preparing our ice creams. They only had enough of the regular ice cream to do one serving, so I got the Vegan ice cream and my husband got the regular. I must say the Vegan was pretty tasty! It was not as creamy as the regular (of course) but if they only have Vegan left, it is still worth trying this unique version of ice cream and mix-ins. I did the brownie/coconut mix in, with chocolate sauce. My husband did strawberry/banana with strawberry sauce and it was +++++!

If you're expecting the chicken sandos from the food truck days . I'm sorry these aren't the same …read more I went to the American eats co food venue for some lunch yesterday . Ordered the x hot , barely received any kind of dusted hot powder on my chicken sandwich, the thighs they used have been switched out to chicken breasts which leave a dry consistency. When they had the food truck my husband and I would always find out and scout which breweries that would be up to stand in line for the chicken sandwiches . But since they moved to American Eats the quality has gone down . Save your money.

I usually go to the location inside of American eats co, But I decided to try the location at the…read morecorner of fifth and fourth Avenue. The food did not disappoint! We did the macaroni and cheese, medium Nashville hot chicken sandwich, and loaded sway fries! So delicious! The slawvacado is what makes the dishes!. We split everything between two people and we still we're not able to finish it all. They have a full bar too

Cinco de Mayo at Charro Steak was great this year. $5 margaritas to start, followed by their…read moreamazing guacamole, burger fries, and mussels the size of palm of my hand. I mean, serious Ole. Lovely seat by the window, attentive service with a smile, a quiet happy hum in the dining room. Charro is a long standing Tucson dining venue that continues to grow, refine, and delight generations of patrons. It's not to be missed. Thx!

I had a great experience at Charro Steak. I ordered the steak with a side of beans, and it also…read morecame with tortillas plus a starter of chips and salsa--everything was really flavorful and hit the spot. I sat at the bar solo, and the bartender was lovely--super attentive and genuinely nice, which made the experience even better. The restaurant itself had a really cute vibe from what I could see. I went for a late dinner so I didn't explore much since it was dark, but the area seemed safe and pleasant overall. I'd definitely go back again.

I love this place. The staff are very friendly. They passed by the Seasons today and I got the…read morehouse special and the ramen stir, both of which taste great. They will be opening an actual shop at the Seasons. The house special has a variety of ingredients: shitake mushrooms, some long white mushrooms that this Asian doesn't really know. The pork broth delivers a rich flavor chilling all the way to my spine. Do you know what the best is? I waited twice in the air cold of 57 degrees of wonderful Arizona. But it was worth it because I like the ramen.

DO NOT TRY IT! I order shitake ramen, just noodle w/mushroom…read moreand some veg, $12! I can make a cup noodle tastes better than their ramen.

It's OK. The appearance at arrival of the food was good. The food was OK. They offer 3 bulgolgi…read moreproteins: beef, pork, and chicken. It came with some lettuce and a couple of sauces on top. The rice was much different than I was expecting for Korean rice. The service was OK. It was fast, but the server seemed short with me as I was getting out of the restroom and back to my seat. She seemed to be pushy about me returning the pager. I was going to get it for her, but I was collecting my food and getting out of the restroom. I'll give them another try, but not the best Korean food truck I've had.

Occasionally you catch this food truck at vegan night market or an event around town even after…read moreclosing up its regular spot . An absolute treat! Great service & food your carnivorous friends would love !

Substance Diner!…read more Substance Diner just surprised everyone at Casa Video! Honestly, really good and simple. I got the TLT (tofu, lettuce, tomato) and the spicy fricken sandwich, both tasted great. I didn't love the lettuce choice,and I'm a saucer guy so I wish the spicy sandwich had more of a drenched buffalo-style kick, but still solid sauce on it Grabbed a Joe's Tea too. Matched the old truck out front haha. Ambiance: It was super windy so the photos were a struggle and there was a pretty big wait, but honestly it was awesome seeing so many people out supporting them. I think maybe an extra person helping or something could help. Overall, 8/10. Definitely pumped to see them out and about **Photos taken outside with phone. No additional lighting and being blasted with wind

Damn good place to eat. They also provide great service, all for a great price. I was only in town…read morefor a few day visiting family, but after a nice night out on the town, Yummy Doggz Y Mas was conveniently located and open late. I give this place a 5star rating based of their delicious food and phenomenal, near family like hospitality. I went back several times during my stay in Tucson and tried almost their entire menu, which consists of way more than just hotdogs. For sure you need to check them out and see for yourself.

Tasty little hot dog stand outside and around the corner from Hotel Congress. Nothing to plan your…read moreevening around, but not a bad treat if you're out on the town and looking for something quick.

I'm going to start out with the really good stuff and go on from there…read more 1. The brisket was cooked to perfection. I liked the Bbq sauce even though it was sweet, I generally like it a little vinegary. 2.. They are a well oiled machine for 2 people cranking out foo that is good and quick. 3. The sides I had Mac and cheese salty, way salty to emphasize and bland. The Coldslaw was the same. Next time I'm just gonna do the meat. I admire their enthusiasm and I hope they improve the sides.

TOP NOTCH BBQ!!!! The service is great and the people are even better! LOVE the portion sizes and…read morewish I could delete that review below from Rebecca who ONLY posts 1 star reviews soooo there's that. Sour puss. KEEP UP THE DELICIOUS WORK YOU DO! 10/10!! 100% will be back!

Today is there grand opening. So we had to come try it out! Now, I want to start by saying that my…read morereview today is solely on the food. Not the establishment as a whole. The food was great! My wife had the Sonoran style hotdog, and I had the " La Morena" burrito. The burrito was of marrinated pork, and it was delicious. All the flavors complemented each other very well. The hotdog bun was so good! We haven't had a Sonoran hotdog lately that had such a good bun. The people working there were really nice ans funny and attentive ( my bad i guess its a little about the establishment) we will definitely be coming back in the near future.

Amazing ! Got the pork taco , carne asada taco and Jamaica ! Definitely coming back !read more

Food great as always never disappoints. Service was excellent. Nice and helpful about getting us…read morethe right table for our group.

Celebrating Cinco de Mayo at El Charro Cafe in downtown Tucson was an awesome experience and…read moreexactly the kind of atmosphere you hope for on a holiday weekend. The entire restaurant was packed with energy, music, and people enjoying the celebration, but it still managed to keep that classic Tucson charm and authentic Sonoran feel that has made El Charro such an iconic spot for over 100 years. The ambience downtown was fantastic, especially with the historic setting and the excitement throughout the evening. Cinco de Mayo brought an extra level of energy to the restaurant, with a lively crowd, great music, and a fun atmosphere that made the night feel like a true celebration. Even with how busy it was, the staff worked hard to keep things moving and remained friendly throughout the night. The food was excellent and full of flavor. Everything tasted fresh and authentic, and you can tell why El Charro has become such a Tucson staple over the years. The carne seca continues to stand out as one of the signature dishes in the city, and the traditional Sonoran-style flavors really make the experience unique. The margaritas and drinks were also a highlight and paired perfectly with the festive Cinco de Mayo atmosphere. Between the food, drinks, music, and the energy of downtown Tucson, it felt like one of the best places in the city to celebrate the holiday. Overall, El Charro Cafe delivered a memorable Cinco de Mayo experience with great food, a lively atmosphere, and the kind of Tucson history and culture that keeps people coming back year after year.