Both items we ordered were delicious! Super easy to order and everything came out hot & fresh. Have…read morechips, sweet treats and macaroni salad as sides. I got full and didn't finish my wrap, super filling. It was so good my husband ate it after finishing his

Came in for a sandwich and their sandwiches are very good. Today I got the full Badger with the…read moresauces on the side, I wasn't sure I was going to eat it all in one sitting. The sandwich was delicious, but like my previous review, less meat than I would expect for an expensive sandwich. The service was fast and personable. They don't have many utensils for dining. I needed to use a fork to spread the condiments I got on the side for my sandwich. I'm thankful they have a good relationship with the Broadway bar next door.

Food Really Good and Customers Service Excellent And Very Fast And Owner Really Respectfully.Highly…read moreRecommended And Will Be Coming Back.

Small store off the highway on the south side that sells some fresh food, tortillas, a few…read moregroceries, fresh condiments for Mexican meals/ snacks (salsas etc), and dry goods. A meat market with pre- packaged meats (appear freshly packaged) at a reasonable price- several cuts and mostly packaged in bulk. My favorite part of the store. a large selection of fresh burritos for a snack or quick breakfast.., you get two decent size burritos of your choice ( and they have a decent selection; steak and potatoes, green chili, etc, etc, etc) and a bean burrito in a small ziplock bag with red and green salsa on the side. Staff are helpful in navigating non- Spanish speakers. Oh and just in case I had not emphasized my favorite part of the store already :p ...the burritos. Yummm.

This place is located within American Eat . If you're coming by yourself or with a partner or a…read moregroup of friends, there is something for everybody here. It is similar to a food court style set up, but it is modern and elevated, but with a rustic feel and vibe. We tried the gourmet sandwiches and delicious burgers called GM kitchen 86. We got the butcher burger and fries and it did not disappoint. The burger is stacked high with two patties and two onion rings and slathered with sauce and cheese. I highly recommend checking out this location and GM Kitchen 86

GM Kitchen 86 is a great spot, especially if you are in the mood for a solid burger…read more It is located inside a small local food court that has about eight or nine different options, all with different styles of food. It is a nice setup if you are with a group and everyone wants something different. I ordered the Butcher Burger and it was really good. The burger itself was massive and cooked well. The bun was a little oversized for the burger, but honestly it did not take away from it. I only made it through about half before I was full. The fries were awesome. Crispy, well seasoned, and a perfect side to go with the burger. Prices are very reasonable, especially for the portion sizes you get. You definitely feel like you are getting your money's worth here. The environment is very family friendly and welcoming. It is a relaxed place where you can sit down, eat, and not feel rushed. If you are looking for a great burger and fries, GM Kitchen 86 is definitely worth checking out.

Wiseguy Sandwich hideout! 4 tables. Cool pics. A boatload of pretty and damn good sandwiches…read more Today's choice was The Sundance Kid and a Pretty Boy Floyd. What a great find :) If you find yourself in Tucson, stop in & TAKE THE CANNOLI!

I ordered the T-Town turkey without tomato and lettuce, spicy mayo on the side & it was amazing…read more I love a good spicy mayo and theirs was on point! I am excited to be working in the area and be able to order it again. I got a side of pasta salad which was very dry and lots of seasoning. I didn't care for it. Wouldn't order the pasta salad again.

Very cute spot with old school flavor, wood floors, brick wall, and globe lights on a busy food…read moreintersection under the Barrio arches with Ugly but Honestly Pizza, Forbes Meat and Cafe Desta Ethiopian. Food was solid, well prepared although bit pricey for entrees $36 for Salt Cod that has decent romesco but just middlin overall. 3.75/5 Burger was excellent. Vera Earl beef is just so tasty, special stamped milk bun yum, and the hand cut fries had a perfect crisp and still fluffy inside, $20 excellent buy 5/5 Fortunate to be able to cash in on some of the Chinese Chorizo (Festival) been reading about last few years, dumplings were delish in a firm yet delicate wrapper but just 3 in a Chile broth for $15...so that stuff really is as rare as I thought! Came for dinner Fri night 6P, it was really empty, 2 other tables, everyone was at Forbes Meat Co (as we walked in to check it out afterward). By end of night being last table we scored the 3 remaining cookies, on the house; 2 Chai & Chocolate Chip. They were crisp, buttery, very decadent. 5 Points been on my list for a year, definitely will try brunch next.

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.

I don't normally re-review barely 3 months later but a couple of folks deserve spotlighting - Raul…read moreand Amber! In August we had a lackluster service experience that muffled our enjoyment of their typically terrific dining. It's bound to happen occasionally. Fast forward and on this mid-Oct Wednesday 6pm we popped in knowing that the likelihood of getting a table without a reservation would be slim (and with Charro and Los Milics as fabulous "backups" there was nothing to lose - love Tucson!). Amber was at the helm and quickly crunched some numbers. Despite 3-4 open two-tops, she said the difficulty is that they were booked by 7/7:15p and I promptly replied, we'll be done! and she whisked us to a table. Our next delightful encounter was with our server, Raul. From his easy charm, to his inconspicuous-yet-ever-present attentiveness (and little special accommodations and suggestions of his own devising) the evening continued its determined crescendo. We were able to enjoy our steaks completely unhurried and still finish before 7p. I caught Amber's eye and she thumbed up that the table situation was totally in control, so we ordered our favorite blue corn ice cream cookie and called it a night! NOTE: after wrestling with (a frankly clumsy) 5p/7p "partially open" reservation system for much of the year FMC just joined the masses and now takes full reservations every half-hour... way to go team!

Forbes meat company is a unique gem within the Armory Park area. It is place where you can buy…read morelocally sourced meat and have a delicious meal! We walked in on a Tuesday during around 5:50PM and it was packed! The indoor seating was full, but they were able to offer patio seating which had ample lighting. For our dishes, we had the roasted beets, hanger steak, Sonoran ceviche (tuna and salmon) and bisou burger ice cream sandwich. I loved the labneh base for the beets. Honestly everything blew us away, I could taste the high quality in all the ingredients. Everything was so tasty that not a morsel was leftover! Also shout out to our server who was handling the entire patio while making sure we were taken care of. All the staff were incredibly kind and friendly. In their bodega, we also got chocolate chip cookies, banana bread and wagyu jerky. If we lived closer, I would've loved to get some of their fresh fish on display and various chops of meats. I highly recommend that you stop in and check out this incredible business!

Omg bring your appetite to Bison Witches because these sammies are HUGE. Bison Witches is one of…read morethose spots I've had bookmarked forever thanks to a friend's rec, and I finally had a chance to try it. We stopped by on a Saturday evening in an attempt to get some grab and go grub to take with us to a sunset viewing at Sentinel Peak. Of course, because it's downtown, parking isn't great. You might get lucky and nab a spot right in front but odds are you'll end up walking a few blocks. Staff were friendly when we arrived and confirmed we could order food for takeout. It's not the cheapest sandwich spot in Tucson, but like I said these are some pretty big sandwiches. This is definitely the kind of spot to hang out, watch a game, and a have a few drinks so I'll have to come back, especially since the sammies don't exactly travel well. They were yummy but just a little soggy by the time we finally chowed down (not their fault).

Have been here a handful of times but I finally tried their 1/2 sandwich and soup special and it…read morewas so filling! I went with the cream of potato bacon soup and the Wildcat sandwich on marble rye bread. Both were so good! Even though this place is a bar, the service is always friendly and quick, even if you're just stopping in for a meal. It could feel crowded inside but if you're craving a good sandwich, definitely give them a try!

I called the Campbell location to make an order and a request. The phone was answered on the second…read morering by Vickie. I was greeted with a bright sunny, warm welcome. Vickie was in her office and without hesitation went to the front counter to inquire about my request. She had pep throughout her whole interaction with me. The level of pleasantries and service she exhibited was above and beyond. Thank you Vickie for adding a bright addition to my day and not just going through a routine mechanical mannerism of your job. You made the job a profession and not just a job. Your interaction was tremendous. Mary H

Stopped for lunch today about 2 pm. Was thinking my favorite Catch of the Sea salad. But on a…read morewhim I also asked for the small chicken tortilla soup. Wow! They really out did themselves. The soup was amazing and salad was wonderful. This Tucson mainstay still has it!!

I absolutely crave their veggie sandwich. I live on the opposite side of the country and every…read moresandwich comes up short by comparison. What makes it possible is they will make it gluten free for me! The staff is accommodating and always pleasant. The ambiance is clean and uncluttered. I am thrilled to be moving back to the Tucson area, where I can enjoy my favorite sandwich!

I had lunch here recently with three friends. I ordered an Anthony's Meatball sandwich ($15.25),…read morewhich came with a small chocolate-chip cookie. The sandwich was very good, the cookie just OK. The space is a casual, comfy spot with decent counter service.

The cashier with glasses was really funny, food was gas, the whole spot is just nice overall and…read morethe music was fye.

I could honestly spend all day here. Time Market is the perfect blend of a café, wine bar,…read morespecialty grocery store, and neighborhood gathering spot. We initially stopped in to shop and ended up finding some amazing meats, cheeses, and high‑quality chocolate. The selection is incredible, and the staff was fantastic at helping us navigate the many chocolate options and offering recommendations. For the cheese, we were able to sample before buying and order by the ounce, which I always appreciate. Everything we tried was delicious. Since we don't eat pork, I was also happy to see they carried beef salami and other charcuterie options, which can be hard to find. Beyond the market, they have fresh pastries, a café serving sandwiches and pizzas, and a wonderful selection of coffee beans from roasters all over the country. We also sampled a few wines and enjoyed a glass while we were there. It's the kind of place that works for almost any occasion: picking up picnic supplies, grabbing lunch, enjoying a casual date, stocking up on specialty groceries, or stopping in for a morning pastry and coffee. The staff was incredibly laid‑back and friendly, which seems to be a theme among many of the Tucson businesses I've fallen in love with. A true Tucson gem and the kind of spot every neighborhood wishes it had