Sawmill Run is a cute little restaurant in Summerhaven at the top of Mount Lemmon. It's got that…read morenice mountain-town atmosphere with both indoor and patio seating. Overall, the food tasted really good, but the prices and portion sizes were a little disappointing. I started with the Aspen Glow Old Fashioned, which was really good. You could tell they were using quality ingredients, but $16 for an Old Fashioned felt a little steep for what it was. My girlfriend and I split a bowl of chili, the Autumn Burger, and an order of fries. The chili was pretty good, but the bowl was tiny. Honestly, it was closer to what most restaurants would consider a cup. It was also supposed to come with cornbread, which we never received. The Autumn Burger had really good flavor. The apple butter was a unique addition and worked surprisingly well. My biggest complaint was the size of the burger patty. It looked like maybe a quarter-pound patty, if that, and there was way more bun than meat. For an $18 burger that doesn't even include a side, I would expect at least a third-pound patty. The flavor was great, but the portion just didn't match the price. The French fries, however, were probably the best value on the menu. For $5.50, you get a massive serving of pretty good fries. The ketchup was a little different too. It was one of those fancy ketchup brands that tastes much sweeter than regular ketchup, which seems to be something I've noticed around Tucson. Service was a little interesting. There was a wedding party when we arrived, so they couldn't seat us at a regular table. Our options were to order takeout or sit at the bar, which only has about five seats. We grabbed seats at the bar, and the bartender was really friendly and cool. It definitely has that small-town restaurant feel where a large group can overwhelm the place pretty quickly. Overall, I'd probably rate this closer to a 3.5 if Yelp allowed it. The food had great flavor, the restaurant was cute, and the bartender was awesome, but the portions and prices didn't always match up. If you're visiting Mount Lemmon, it's worth stopping in, even if it's just to grab a big order of those $5.50 fries.

I would give 3.5 if I could…read more We came here after enjoying some time at the top of Mt. Lemmon. There was only bar seating or to go orders tonight due to a big wedding party that reserved a bunch of seating. Tonight we got the Autumn burger which has apple bacon, apple butter, arugula, cheddar cheese and Dijon. This burger was $18 without a side (it's just the burger). While the burger was cooked well and it tasted good, there's barely any patty for the amount of bun (in our opinion). It seemed like a 1/4 patty (the menu didn't say). For an $18 burger it should definitely be a bigger patty. We did get a side of fries for $5.50 which were a nice generous portion and they tasted good. I also got a bowl of chilli (I order this whenever I see it on the menu) it was supposed to come with cornbread for $11. Unfortunately, they were out of corn bread but the bartender wasn't told. I did hope they'd reduce the price since the cornbread (which is a huge part of having a bowl of chilli) wasn't available and it wasn't disclosed prior. I found out by asking after I got the bowl. The interior is cozy and the wood burning fireplace is a nice touch for warmth and ambiance. While we didn't get dessert, they did sound good. I'm glad we tried it (we like trying new places) and it's a viable option if you're spending time on the mountain.

My meal was an unexpected feast for the senses. From the fragrant fresh rosemary roll to the…read moreartfully presented Poke Tower, my senses were engaged before I even ate my first bite. And my palate was not disappointed either! I will definitely return for the refreshing poke. And to try other things.

This is an awesome Downtown Tucson restaurant with a mission, they help train and assist people…read morewith employment. They are open days and have a catering program as well. I come here between 1 to 4 times per month and the food is always great lunch fare and at a decent price. AND because they are a NON PROFIT, NO TAXES! You can also order online at their website. They primarily focus on sandwiches, hamburgers, BLT, Gyros. They are very tasty and come with Fries, or hummus or salad options. You can also do soups. Some items are special and may have limited availability but you can check this on the website. Almost every meal comes with a vegan roll. The restaurant has nice homemade teas, fountain drinks and canned. No alcohol. They have about 10-15 small tables so you can combine for a small group of six, but anything larger may be awkward. I just can't say enough about this being a non-profit and community GEM because of how they help their staff. I am very pro employee and they make sure their people are doing great. You can pay with card, and sometimes they have specials like meals for two people for $30. Tipping optional. They also support art with local artists pictures on the walls for purchase. Nice location on a side street, with garages, street parking and lots nearby.

We had such a great experience at Saguaro Corners! The food was absolutely delicious, fresh,…read moreflavorful, and cooked perfectly. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food. The atmosphere is casual, relaxed, and welcoming, and the service made the experience even better. Definitely one of those places you're happy you discovered and want to come back to. Highly recommend Saguaro Corners if you're in the area. We'll definitely be back!

Great servers and a warm Sonoran dining room make you feel incredibly welcome. And hats off to the…read morechefs -- I hear there are two of them -- because the food coming out of this kitchen is seriously good! I never knew meatloaf could be this good. It's sliced, grilled, and smothered in gravy, giving it this incredible charred flavor while keeping it tender inside. It came with a choice of soup or salad, and I chose the chicken corn chowder. So much flavor! I also love a good Cuban sandwich, and theirs is one of the best I've had outside of Miami. I ordered it with the calabacitas, which were so perfectly seasoned and roasted that I finished the entire bowl before I even started on my sandwich. And finally, I asked for a grapefruit martini made with Egret vodka, and it was the perfect drink to go with the meal. Everything was delicious, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Great food, wonderful service, and a beautiful Sonoran setting where you can watch the desert wildlife while you eat. We'll absolutely be back!

1st time coming here…read more The dining area was not too busy so we were seated fast. In a private room they had a baby shower happening and then in another area was a wedding reception or something. I think it's nice there are spaces to hold those events. They gave us chips and salsa to start. Delicious. The salsa had a slight spice to it. We got the wings half and half and they were decent. Kids quesadilla which my son enjoyed. I got the C3 and chose the popover with half green and half red. It was so good. Their potato salad is delicious as well. My husband got the steak burrito and he said you can tell it's real steak they use. I tried it and it was good but to me a little sweet. He loved it though. Our waiter was very attentive and we never had to ask for any refills on drinks or chips and salsa. Did not have a chance to try the dessert as we were full but I will def be back to this cafe. Fully recommend.

Friends at work have recommended this place and so glad I came to meet a friend for lunch here!…read more It's one of a handful Native American cuisine restaurants in Tucson. Turning into the parking lot if you're heading south is a little tricky, but pretty big parking lot. We came at 12:45pm for lunch and it wasn't too busy, so not sure how packed or difficult parking is at dinner. Staff were friendly and they let us sit in our booth for greater than 2 hours since my friend and I were catching up and it wasn't too busy. They were a little behind in refilling my water cup, but otherwise, super friendly and you go up to the front desk to pay, at least that's what we did when we were done. Their menu offers a mix of Native American food and Mexican food, primarily a mix of popovers aka fry bread in replacement of tortillas for some dishes. I got the popover sample, which is a sample of their popover with green chile, red chili and refried bean taco. Their chili come with beef. It's a decent size if you're not starving and they also give free chips & salsa, so it was the perfect amount for me. The server said for the sampler, they take what's normally one large popover and split it into 3 pieces, so it gives you an idea of what one large popover size looks like. Definitely will be back to the other items!

Beautiful location for a desert feel cafe with indoor and outdoor seating…read more Wasn't thrilled about split fee charge and didnt include a split side... a little misleading. Food was flavorful!

There is no doubt that Tohono Chul Bistro is in a gorgeous setting. For me, unfortunately, that is…read moreits ONLY allure. I had been there several times in the past and eventually stopped going because the service was never great and the prices were simply too high for what you get. After avoiding it for years, I decided to give it another chance and took my 82-year-old friend there for brunch. And lo and behold, nothing has changed. The food was fine, but nothing memorable and certainly not worth the prices, in my opinion. There was nothing about our brunch that would make me want to come back for the food itself. The service was completely inattentive. We waited quite a while just to place our order and even longer to get our food -- and it wasn't even a busy day. Then there is the main door. We were sitting inside, and that door SLAMS every single time someone walks through it. It was jarring and unpleasant, over and over again, and the staff seemed completely oblivious to it. Such an easy fix! Add the same slow-close mechanism you already have on the door to the outside patio. Or at least put a note on the door and ask the staff to close it gently. And finally, when it was time to pay, the server stood right there looking over my shoulder while I used the portable terminal. It's uncomfortable and makes you feel pressured to leave a 20% tip -- especially awkward when the service you just received was not deserving of 20%. I really want to love this place because the setting is magical. But every time I give it another chance, I leave feeling the same way. It just falls short.

The burger was juicy, well seasoned and had nice toppings. The onion rings are fantastic! The…read moreservice is a bit slow but worth the wait. Waitress was very friendly and attentive. Kept our iced tea full. It has a normal beer pub ambiance. Nothing fancy but friendly.

Check out the salad detritus in the picture below. This is a…read moreconstant problem here. I've talked to the owner (about 4 months ago) and showed him what I get every time I'm here and order a salad. I've had the server take samples like this, many times, back to the kitchen to show the cook. Nothing has helped. By now, I figure I've lost a whole salad in the past month. So, do I stop going to The Station? Do I stop ordering the $10 salad? Why can't this be fixed? The service is great and friend has no problems with the burger. I love the chicken tacos. This is a minor problem in the grand scheme of life, but it sure is irritating.

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.

We ordered a steak quesadilla and some chicken tenders. The tenders were very basic, but my…read moredaughter didn't complain. The quesadilla was fantastic, especially for poolside food. I'd easy there again. I posted the menu... As you can see its a bit pricey, but you're partly paying for convenience of rain while at the pool. Gratuity is automatically added, but I felt the service was good and they deserved it.

While hanging out by the pool at the resort, my friend and I ordered drinks and snacks from Bill's,…read moreand they did not disappoint. We had great service. The drinks were solid. My friend had a strawberry ranch water, which was refreshing and despite the multiple fruitiness, it was not too sweet. I had a spicy mango margarita, which was made with Ancho Reyes Verde, leaving a really nice peppery aftertaste to combat the mango sweetness on the front. We also split a platter of guacamole, salsa, and chips. It was surprisingly good and came in a surprisingly large portion. All in all, it was a great poolside afternoon. Sure, it was pricey, but consider the location!