We enjoyed talking with their staff at the Rincon Farmer's Market today. The jam and the cinnamon…read moredonuts we purchased are great. Love supporting a family venture.

From the owner: We strive to create gourmet, original, distinct flavors without excessive sugar and NO artificial…read moreingredients. Each batch we create whether fruit jam, organic tea blends, and more uses high-quality ingredients and is produced with care.

The Monica is one of our favorite places to have lunch and a drink. Stacey (bartender) is one of…read morethe reasons we go back. She treats us like family and knows what we want before we even ask. Love the atmosphere and the overall vibe Nothing beats hanging out with a good friend and an ice cold IPA at the Monica!

Wonderful, quick stop on a beautiful May afternoon just days after U of A graduation, so the heat…read morewas high but the people were fewer. Sat outside under the shade of umbrellas and had fun as packs of motorcycles roared past. The carne seca pizza is a hit!

Soooooo, yup, took us this long to visit this very cool spot! Geez, the heck is wrong with us?!…read more It was happy hour on a Monday, and man did it make Monday one of my fav days now!!! Caleb (maybe with a K) was simply amazing! He was sooo helpful, patient and wonderful all rolled up in a great human! The wine list was phenomenal, the beer on tap was such a great deal, an ice cold two pint pitcher for $6! And the food, guys....the food was outstanding! We shared the albacore tuna samich on focaccia and the best chips with a chefs charcuterie board! I did not want to leave! What a great deal! We were full for the rest of the day!!! There were a few other people at the bar and a few of the booths were taken. We were certainly able to carry our conversation as well as chat with folks around us! Everyone was chill enjoying their day. WHAT A FIND! Thank you baby Jesus!

It has been a minute since I've been to Postino! But it's just as great as I remember it!…read more Love the atmosphere and vibes--open, airy, lots of windows, modern with a touch of elegant industrial aesthetic. Very hip. My SIL and I enjoyed some wine--$6 a glass before 5. I went with the Sauvignon blanc and it was perfect for my tastes. Light and easy to drink! We also got bruschetta and the chef's charcuterie board. Everything was so yummy! My favorite bruschetta was the warm artichoke spread--which I didn't expect, but it was so good! They do a team-based service so several different people take care of you, making it pretty efficient. I'm sad it's taken me so long to come back, but I'm so glad I did and will make a point to come back soon!

We stopped in for pizza and gelato at their spot next door, Treat. We shared a pepperoni pizza and…read morewe're not disappointed! The crust had a nice char without being crunchy, the cheese and pep both tasted high quality and flavorful and the sauce had some nice herbs to brighten up the richness of the pizza. The service was reasonable, with the speed of getting our pizza a highlight, it was super quick. The gelato was also delicious - here the service was a standout being greeted and offered samples in a way that made you feel like they really wanted you to try some things and find your favorite. We landed on chocolate and s'mores and really enjoyed the flavors. A fun spot for dinner and dessert!

They have vegan cheese options. Very disappointed they took the Death Free Foodie pizza off the…read moremenu. Pizza is food, but does take along time so just grab a beer at Hop Shop while you wait. Next to a great brewery.

(Campbell Location)…read more I love their cappuccinos with chocolate, particularly if I can have it with a bargain yesterday's bear claw. Afterwards I can go to Trader Joe's

We so rarely encounter attitude in Tucson, that our experience at your coffee shop on Saturday…read morereally took us aback. All 4 of us have extensive experience in the hospitality industry and appreciate the stresses. Since we are unfailingly friendly customers, as so many servers are, & because there were only 6 other customers at your coffee shop at the time, sharing our experience is warranted. We visited the Main Gate shop just after noon on Saturday, 4/18. The barista was wearing a cap & O'Neill-branded t-shirt; he has a salt & pepper beard. Requesting my cappuccino in a ceramic cup, he stated, with obvious exasperation, "You can just say 'for here'." He was also visibly irritated when we requested 3 Dirty Chais of various sizes & shot strength, as if this request was overly complicated. We would have ordered food, but he was so unwelcoming we did not. Nor did we linger. We have visited this location other times and have only been treated warmly. Clearly this barista does not represent the customer service your employees normally provide. You can train people to make a good coffee. Training them to be pleasant is more complicated & best documented. Hence, this review. An unpleasant experience like this has no place in Tucson. It's not who we are & it's not who you are either, I know. We hope this gentleman finds another line of work soon

I love learning new things and trying new foods! I happened to be on a walk and stopped to see the…read morevendors at this market. Lots of great products. I loved my gozleme from Safure's Turkish Kitchen. Mine was either spinach and cheese, light and tasty! Great friendly service and a beautiful day for a walk!

This Sunday morning for the first time in a few months, I went to Saint Phillips Plaza in search of…read moregetting some very specific things. I was definitely looking for strawberries since I pick up a flat when I can there in the past. No luck today. I ended up getting a whole bunch of other things that delighted the eyes. I purchased some really cute pottery that had saguaro's on it and I got some cheesecake and some Alaska Kodiak caught fish that my husband will have for dinner sometime this week. I absolutely enjoyed the live music which they typically have at the farmers market here but just missed some of what I was expecting. There wasn't very much food available and that's probably because Saint Phillips has the REN coffee and also açai bowl place. With it being winter or maybe it's a slow time for the market. We did chat with our familiar mushroom vendor and several of the arts and craft vendors. Overall, it was a fun walk and a lot less crowded than it normally would be. There are restrooms available and as we came at 9:30, some vendors were still setting up.

Always fast & low prices! Love getting my snacks any time of the day! I choose Gopuff over any…read moredelivery service for snack or grocery or alcohol!

I ordered alcohol off this app, the app asked to use my location services, I said yes- it didn't…read morecollect the right data. So the order went to a different, random address- I called the driver after he ignored my text about it- and he told me because it was alcohol he could t switch locations. Okay- so I asked him to refund it- he then told me I had to talk to support. They called me- and the lady told me that she will cancel the order and then very quickly told me I wasn't getting a refund and hung up on me. I get the location issue wasn't anyone's fault but a glitch- but this is not how you do business. I'd be fine then keeping something for the driver, but not the full amount. I won't ever use this service again

Every fish you can think of either fresh or frozen…read moreSalivating the whole time there Prices are great a table

I hadn't been to Lee Lee's since it was acquired by a new company so it was interesting to see…read morewhat's changed. A big issue I had before was that items often lacked shelf labels in English & since a lot of their products are imported, their packaging is in different languages so for those of us who wanted to try new products, it was a somewhat risky endeavor lol Now, pretty much all shelves had labels in English under the products. Super helpful & really made a difference during my latest shopping trip. The place also smelled fresher than it used to. It was still way too cold so take a sweater if you're going to shop!

We've shopped here for going on two decades. Amazing variety of products in a not very large space…read more The recent renovation has made shopping even better than before. Definitely recommended!

For a quick buy of some Asian staples like tea, tofu, miso and sauces this place will do. Today the…read moreodor was not as bad as previous visits. I usually have to psych myself up to prepare for the smell. Also, a bit disorganized in spots; again a bit better this time around. The vegetables are quite overpriced. Some things appear to be less than fresh. Once again, if you are needing a few items this place will do. I prefer a different store when I really want something in particular.

This Asian market is quite large, very quiet. There's a small produce section, some furniture, an…read moreentire tea aisle, some home decor - think vases. The usual staples: noodles, sauces, beverages, candies and cookies. I did see some unique KitKats for Halloween or with orange! There's also a very nice selection of sake and tea sets as well as cute bowls for soup/ramen. HUGE parking lot.

Excellent selection of products. Love the fresh produce. Especially LOVE the Thai Basil!!read more