Came for movie night ! Soo fun…read more The theme was ninja turtles and pizza ! 90's original movie of course , what a classic . Felt very speakeasy since the cafe , restaurant and night bar were only open for summer nights event .. loved that . Pizza at the coronet is my new number #1 in town ! Absolutely delicious. Perfection - wouldn't change a thing . The vegan white is incredible. Yummm Can't wait for king fu hustle night .

Amazing dining experience…read more My friend and I had not been here and made reservations and ended up coming early and they were able to accommodate us. Told us about specials We're both sober and the mocktail options were phenomenal! I actually got two of the same type of mocktail which I rarely do. We shared the bruschetta which has an amazing flavor profile from sweet, salty, spicy. The menu said it had pepperoncini on it and when I think of pepperoncini I think of the bright yellow peppers which the peppers in the photo were definitely an elevated version if not homemade or sourced from a higher quality place, but the flavor on them was amazing. They offered for us to add an extra toast since we were splitting it between the two of us, so that way we had an even amount. I opted for the steak and my friend had a shrimp dish and we were just talking about how I'm allergic to shrimp but I can be around it. I just can't eat it and the waitress was kind enough to let me know the steak was marinated in an oyster sauce, ahead of time so that couldn't be changed and that attention to detail. I really appreciate it. I am not allergic to all shellfish just shrimp and lobster so that was kind of her to double check on my allergy. The steak was cooked to perfection and extremely flavorful. I really liked the salad as well. The coconut mochi cake was really the star of the show here it was a well done, toasted coconut flavor with a soft, moist cake and homemade whipped cream and sauce. We made sure to save room for dessert. I really loved this place maybe for a special occasion as it is more on the pricey side, but honestly, the level of ingredients, quality, attention to detail really stands out for the cost here the waitress even even boxed up my leftovers and held onto them so they wouldn't crowd our table. Phenomenal restaurant overall I can't wait to return and see what other items they will have further on.

Amazing amazing amazing food here. My husband and I were downtown to eat elsewhere, however, when…read morethat place was actually closed, we had to pivot quickly. We decided to eat at this restaurant that we parked nearby . I am so glad we did because we had such a fantastic experience. It was around 8:00 PM, and there is only a couple of people already dining. Upon being set, our server filled us in on the background of the restaurant. Apparently the restaurant is owned by a winery nearby. That being said, we decided to share the tasting flight since I'm not big on wine. The wines were all pretty light, and as I figured, not for me. We ordered the smoked carrots appetizer, and after a few minutes, also added the focaccia bread of the day. I can't remember the exact name of the bread, but it had jalapeños and peppers and cheese in it..lots of flavors, Big and fluffy and pretty good. The carrots also had the smokiness to them that they advertise and were soft yet still had that crunch you like. We were big fans of them. For the entrées, we got the swordfish, which was me doing something different, and the steak Frites. The swordfish came just as I expected, very unique and flavorful. BAAABIIEEE THAT STEAK THOUGH!!! it was amazing, so scrumptious and flavorful! The best I've ever had! We were talking about it all weekend, and even tried to go back on Monday with family, only to find that they were closed :'( Staff was very accommodating and friendly while we were there. We got two desserts, the basque cheesecake, which was good ..however, I was really sad that I couldn't get the caramel one in the example menu that they showed me at the front. (it was a different menu on the tables, but still pretty similar.) the cheesecake they actually had was a strawberry one, which was still yummy. The ice cream of the day was really surprising and blew me away. When they said vanilla bean ice cream with pepita seeds and olive oil, I was instantly turned off. I felt vanilla bean ice cream was boring, didn't understand the need for seeds and ice cream, and was skeptical about why Oil would be on ice cream lol. However my husband ordered it. And let me tell you I finished that ice cream lol, it just worked, and I learned a lesson. This place has picturesque presentation, great portions, unique takes on quality foods, and clearly a very talented chef. I'm definitely coming back to try more of the menu!

My husband and I are huge fans of the original Los Milics in Sonoita, so we really wanted to go in…read moreand check out the new downtown Tucson location. It's situated in an ideal spot on the corner of Congress and Scott. I appreciate the historic details that were kept, making this spot feel both refreshed and preserved. The service was outstanding, we were seated immediately for lunch and explored the extensive menu. They offer delicious brunch, charcuterie, sandwich options, a variety of their wines, tastings, beers, NA's, salads, and absolutely decadent desserts. We went in for lunch with a group of five friends and we ordered a variety of beers, a flight of their wines, and single glasses of wine. Our group decided on various sandwiches, my husband loved his rich, perfectly prepared Anthony Bourdain sandwich, my peach salad was delightful, and the fries hit the spot. I added a summer panna cotta to share with the table and it was delicious. We are really looking forward to heading back in based on the excellent experience!

I think, overall, this is an okay hotel bar, but emphasizing on hotel bar. Here's the good - The…read morefood menu is vast and is impressive, the staff seem to be friendly, and it's a nicely styled design with indoor and outdoor dining space, but, and pivoting to the not so great, during my stay, the staff appeared low energy and eager to give you your check. What I mean here is, the service was satisfactory, but I'm not inclined to stay or hang out - the vibe was more of a silent encouragement to move along. Be aware for travelers, according to Arizona state law, you cannot bring any outside purchased alcoholic beverage in the gazebo, patio, or in the pool area. The staff stated you cannot bring any beverage they sold you on this property into the pool area either, which conflicted with signage. Overall, I'd describe the few times I visited during my stay as, "so-so" or "fine, but would rather find somewhere else."

At first glance The Glowbal restaurant at the Sheraton Tucson, a Marriott asset, appears to be very…read moremuch like any other generic duplication of usual, ubiquitous and very basic standardized and extremely ultra-modern hotel restaurants. With its common tables and chairs, drab décor, universal motifs, morning breakfast commonalities, the open huge windows to view parts of the property, and the comings and goings of the welcoming staff hustling back and forth devotedly and courteously helping customers out. But there is a big but! A but that thoroughly surprised me. First, a close look at the restaurant's menu is a little surprising. They offer an array of international-style dishes that is most uncommon to hotel eateries and although not a huge menu by any means the offerings we tried during our stay were well prepared, professionally displayed, very, very well-done facsimiles of more authentic possibilities elsewhere - and most importantly, tasty. From their American Classic Shrimp Cocktail to Middle Eastern style Falafel Appetizer, to their Seafood Tacos or the Bronx Pastrami and the Border Burger to the Calypso Salmon shows the kitchen's skill and impetus of putting out an amazingly different yet appetizing gastronomic ensemble. Kudos to the management, staff and cooks behind the scenes for offering such an array of goodies, heretofore almost unseen or experienced at most hotels.

A buddy and I visited the Ore House for some drinks and a bite to eat before going home to the…read morewives. We arrived and sat at the bar and were immediately greeted by the bartender. We had a few beers from the good selection of draft beers, mostly from AZ brewers. I was surprised that they had Coors light, which is my everyday favorite beer (when Lonestar isn't offered). I ordered the Blue Buffalo burger with onion rings. The burger was very tasty and the onion rings are some of the best I've tasted in the Tucson area. I love the dive bar/honky tonk/tavern atmosphere withining relics decorating the building and grounds. This place is definitely unique. I will return to try some of the other menu items and maybe sit out on the large patio. This place is definitely must visit if you find yourself in Oracle AZ. You won't be disappointed..

Went to get dinner tonight and was really disappointed. The Bar Tender Mercedes T was great, as…read morealways. Great conversation and very great all around. Unfortunately the Journeyman burger I ordered was not. Ordered the burger as usual without pickles. Unfortunately the burger had a half-dozen pickles on it and my first bit was really wrong tasting. It gets really upsetting when the kitchen doesn't get your order right. It was a waste of money, but at least I had great company with Mercedes.

Find your R&R happy place at Westward Look! Nestled in the foothills, this hacienda-style resort…read morehas beautiful views of the mountains and surrounding Sonoran Desert, and it's the perfect location to enjoy drinks, dinner, a leisurely swim, tennis, various special events, and more. It's only minutes from the city and yet a million miles away in vibe, with relaxing nooks and crannies at every turn, including the lounging spaces, spa, and multiple pools. I especially enjoyed Palm, the main bar and restaurant, which offers outstanding live music on weekends and serve up delicious food both indoors and on the lovely patio terrace (don't miss the tortilla soup or corn fritters...amazingly good). There are simply endless ways to unwind at this oasis!

Food was fantastic, might be the worst service I've ever had at any restaurant though. Took an hour…read morefor drinks. Water glasses were empty for 45 minutes.

Way past time for a Thirsty's update since we go often. In the mood for fish and chips, the hub and…read moreI made a short trek over to Thirsty's, a local bar and grill on the NE corner of Pantano and Wrightstown last night. They were pretty busy, but we were seated immediately and had a server to take our order within moments. Fish and chips are on the regular menu (and also on Friday as an AYCE). Frankly, there is no difference to me. We took home half our fish and fries with the regular order! The meal is two large pieces of cod, choice of fries (they have five kinds!), cole slaw, tartar sauce, and a choice of soup or salad, for $15.99. The hub, (a veggie avoider), had the beef and bean soup and said it was very good. I, the veg lover, had salad with house blue cheese. It was a lot of food but we took home lunch for today. Cole slaw and tartar sauce are not pictured. Winner winner fish dinner.

The fish was not cooked all the way through with something black in it. and coleslaw smelled awful…read moreand was slimy. The cheesesteak was not cooked all the way through and coleslaw smelled and was slimy. Best thing was the wedge fries. First and last time ordering. Waste of money. Yuk.

The halibut was awesome and the truffle fries was the best I have ever had. for dessert I had…read mores'more pie which was really really good. My wife had the salmon that was also very tasty. We will return.

The food is better then you may or may not expect out of a golf course. Would and will come back…read morehere. The place is clean as a whistle, good choices of food and drink. The prices are a value.. excellent views, big screen TV's great space for food and drink. Professional servers it seems, everybody I dealt with was very nice ., better than most ... Will return..

This was our first Mexican meal in Tucson and it makes you realize how much better Mexican food is…read morein the southwest compared to Minnesota. I knew this would be true, but the contrast is unnerving because it makes you realize that what you think is "good" Mexican food has been totally distorted by mediocrity. The service was friendly and helpful -- no complaints there. The dining rooms itself seemed a bit overspaced, but certainly was clean and serviceable. Starting with the salsa and chips, well, that alone makes it all worthwhile. Having it homemade and fresh makes all difference. Then onto the steak taco I had, which was flavorful, juicy, plentiful, and had all the right toppings. That was only exceeded by the shrimp tostada I ordered with amazingly fresh and sweet shrimp. Honestly, $10.99 is a steal for this item. My wife was happy with her beef taquitos, although it wouldn't have been my first choice.

Here's a polished version of your review you can post:…read more Poor service from start to finish. While the restaurant was busy, the waitresses were taking selfies and what appeared to be a manager was sitting down eating and laughing instead of helping staff or customers. Our order was taken incorrectly multiple times. We ordered tacos with corn tortillas and received flour tortillas instead. We asked for a Dr Pepper and were given Sprite. One of our meals was completely forgotten, and when they finally rushed it out, the shrimp was still raw and the food was undercooked. The food overall was average at best, and the experience was frustrating. To make matters worse, they still charged a tip after all the mistakes and poor service. Definitely not a place I would return to.