Such a cool concept and so well executed! Tucked away downstairs and guarded with its own garage…read moredoor, prihibicion has a fun and modern speakeasy vibe. Our group had a blast with custom drinks that suit our tastes! Only disappointments were with slower service after our first round of drinks and music slightly too loud. Would have loved more of a sit and chat vibe vs the club atmosphere, but won't keep me from coming back!

Celebrated my birthday at this speakeasy and what a vibe! Authentic, vintage and really intimate…read more We were greeted with a citrusy welcome shot that was delicious. The cocktails take a little time because they're created based on your mood. I told our server I wanted warm winter vibes with earthy tones, and the drink they made was incredible, exotic and exactly what I described. Ordering with our server was honestly the highlight of the evening. Happy birthday to me! Perfect spot for a special night or date night if you want something unique. One note, the bathroom could use a little attention.

Great place to eat and get together with friends. Their burgers are delicious. Tiny's is moving and…read moream sure it will be updated but love the atmosphere.

A friend recommended this place saying the burgers were great. I came and had a burger today. Maybe…read moreit's me but I thought it was just OK. I got a half pound burger for 15 bucks that was pretty greasy considering it came off the grill it tasted good enough but nothing out of the ordinary. My friend agreed with me. To top it off she was really looking forward to trying the fries as her husband is a chef. She didn't care for them and she asked me to taste one... They seem dry and powdery to me. Needless to say neither of us ate them. The atmosphere is fun. It's an old saloon. In the parking lot is pretty treacherous. I do not own a truck and there were lots of rocks and lots of dirt. I went very slow to make sure I didn't get a flat tire. I'd come back if a friend wanted me too, but I certainly won't recommend it to anybody else.

First off 10/10 cuz there's a cat named RumplemintZ who's adorable and friendly . But on a more…read moreserious note this is a great neighborhood bar! I was in recently on a week day after 4 with some friends and had a great time. And since I was so early I got all the pics for this post which is cool to show how much space they really have . We had great service throughout our time there even as the group expanded. The whole place has such a great vibe . I have been here for live music in the past and enjoyed the outdoor stage/courtyard as well . Lots of parking in their own lot / nearby (but always read the signs)! And I don't think they serve food but I could be wrong.

Every time we're in Tucson, this place is a must. The location is great, it's very spacious, and…read morethere's always room to play pool. They consistently have the best drink specials, and the overall vibe is just unmatched. I love it here and honestly wish I lived closer so I could come more often!

Came here again after many years. Dragoon IPA is still one…read moreof my favorite IPAs, and this coming from someone who doesn't really like IPAs. I came here with my husband and son on a Friday night. Not too busy and they don't serve food but have a rotating food truck out in their parking lot. You'll see the sign for the taproom from the road and turn in. Continue all the way down past the shipping docks and you'll see the sign once you make a left. Decent amount of parking available. They sell more beers than what you see of theirs in the stores. They also have rotating guest beers. Pours are offered in 4oz and 10oz, which is nice if you don't want to drink too much or are trying to pace yourself/taste different beers. They also sell various merchandise, likes hats, shirts, etc. One thing I'm starting to add in my reviews is if there is a changing table now that I have a baby. They have a changing table in the large stall in the women's bathroom; not sure about men's bathroom and they do not have a family restroom.

What a spacious and beautiful brewery! We stopped by on a Friday night for a record sale, and I was…read moregenuinely impressed by both the service and the quality of their beers. I asked the beertender if I could sample a couple of their wheat beers, and they were more than happy to help. I ended up going with their American Wheat (super refreshing, crisp, and easy to drink). My friend opted for the Pilsner, which was just as solid and well-balanced. The only downside is that they don't serve the beer in proper glassware (everything comes in plastic cups), which takes away a bit from the overall experience. That said, the atmosphere is great, the staff is friendly, and the beer is delicious. Definitely a spot worth checking out

Spent a weekend at the Starr. This is the bar that is available until the late hours and located…read moreright in front of the scenic patio. Lots of amazing views. They had a pretty good variety of beers, wines and liquors. I had several old fashions ... mixed reviews as it depended on which bar tender made it. The menu is small but the chips with queso, quac and salsa was good. The gidden gem though is definitely the Elote Tamal ... green chili, hush puppy like tamale fillings with creamed corn and several spicy cremas. Loved it!!!

Great service, beautiful patio with view. I had a lovely glass of wine while waiting for my family…read morefor dinner. Def could have sat longer. If you can, come at 520 for their nightly tequila toast.

Good food and great staff. I sat at the bar and the staff there were very friendly and nice to talk…read moreto. I went for a Tucson Goodie event and stayed for dinner. I had the Sonoran Sunrise and a Prickly Pear Margarita, both were very good. I ordered the trout and it was very good. If you're golfing or just want a nice night out this spot is pretty great. Give it a try.

Aside from our server, who was warm and friendly, this was a total loser. The water had dirt in the…read morebottle. The chicken tinga was so bland that it ruined the torta and the salad it ended up on since they were out of the normal chicken. The club sandwich was not good. The Bloody Mary was undrinkable. This is a golf course! I don't think I've ever had a drink that was so bad no one at the table would drink it. The nachos were good. The burger was good. The quesabirria tacos were greasy and low on flavor, which is hard to do. At least when this was a sports bar at the 19th hole, expectations were low. Do NOT bother.

I love love love this place! It's so loungey make me think of a stripper bar meets an old world…read morenight club. The service is good the chairs are comfortable and they can have some really fun music. The food is great and they have happy hour prices early. This area was amazing back when I was a little kid, it's the missed opportunity that the people of Tucson abandoned. Most of the old hotels and motels are gone and the area has been brought out by gem show people. I'm glad they took care of this place and it's a little bit of old nostalgia of Tucson. Gus and Andy's still on the tile floor.

Decent sized parking lot. Be forewarned, this is a come-as-you-are joint...they welcome ALL...if…read moreyou can't play nice with boys-as-girls when they show...find somewhere else. Ambiance/Cleanliness- Loved it!! Dimly lit, true lounge with great decor. It's a little like upscale dive bar meets strip club meets The Peppermill Lounge in Las Vegas, but its own vibe. Clean where it needs to be. 4 stars Service-Hanna was the BEST, taking time to listen to food/drink requests and make solid, helpful recommendations. Circled back a couple times to check status. 5 stars Food-Inconsistent. Devils on Horseback bacon wrapped dates were fire, perfect crunch on bacon. Coconut shrimp needed to be butterflied. Mac n Cheese was wonderful, pulled pork on top needed spice. The patty melt patty was inexplicably rubbery. Nutty buddy cheesecake was perfect. 3 stars Will go again. They have AYCE spaghetti on Mondays.

Bob is the bomb barman boss man here that luvs up on his customers. He kindly changed the TV to…read morecatch the last quarter of Oregon Duck game and nice enough to accommodate a request to change to red sauce on the Paco Blanco Chix saus EVOO pizza..ran back to the owner chef to ask. He obliged ;D so TY both. Bob also makes a mean Sazerac , a $6 upcharge on the rye, but good quality drinks with inventive menus will cost you here, so save up, it's worthy. Ever heard of a beer press? Ingredients to flavor your draft mixed in a French Press. Oh and the house made old fashioned bitters are tell tale cocktail elevaters that really shine. Bob also took time to read over sugar content/Cals on NA drinks in fridge with me, tiny writing and low lighting, he was very understanding and patient in helping to make a selection. The pizza? It's Jaime's from next door but no app or running there needed, the bar takes the order, delivers when ready and has the extra condiments behind the bar to parm red chili flakes or black pepper up your slices. The bottom is crisp and 72-hr cold fermented dough has great flavor as does the sauce which has slight tang and zestiness, and now my go to over Empire Pizza, my previous downtown fave. Got the Gorgonzola bacon salad with house croutons, heirloom tomatoes and for $7 small, it was plenty for both of us pre-pizza. It's large, nice and proper cold, so delicious and had the hubby singing it's praises, we can't wait to try another salad as the quality of ingredients and house made dressing was tops! Good Oak has a dark speakeasy vibe with long velvety drapes to greet you on entry, a photo booth to capture your pre and post giggly highs from what the gorgeous wood bar will provide, along a long counter with wood booths to hide away in and sip the night away. Music is on blast, metal last 2 visits and spooky Halloween decor currently, adds to the mood.Games are stashed behind the fridge and exciting art nights, Sunday spin your own Vinyl, movie projections a-coming on the shared back patio with Jaime's and corner Art Bar give you more reasons to search Good Oak out, if you ever needed one! And there is a Happy Hr with discounted drinks ..ck Insta.

I don't want to be such an overt hater of Good Oak--it has the style and comfort you'd desire from…read morea small cocktail bar. But at the end of the day, they're just too simple to be memorable. Really, these are cocktails for people who don't know much about cocktails. Just about everything on the menu is safe. Too safe. A few classics, and a few originals with like three ingredients. My Sonoran Old Fashioned (Tequila, honey, lemon) was OK but it didn't add any sort of bitters or house-made syrups for pizzazz, nor did it employ an agave spirit with any depth. What a snooze. Same for the admittedly cute drink featuring prickly pear--just straightforward and unimaginative. Nothing really appealed to me, so I went with my personal top-shelf staple--a Hendrick's and tonic. But they didn't even have Hendricks! Guess they were too busy using the limited space for a bunch of whiskeys. Spoiler alert: They don't even have the biggest (or most curated) whiskey list within a couple hundred meters. They used to have a kitchen too, and I wanted to try that, but it looks like they simply gave up on that in favor of outsourcing food to the adjacent pizzeria. I don't mean any disrespect, but there's nothing Good Oak can do that isn't done better by someone else on Congress. A charming and quiet reprieve from an otherwise loud and partygoing district, but if you want to be wowed by premium beverages, just keep walking.

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.

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.