Best American Restaurants in Tucson
Treat your taste buds: Explore Tucson restaurants
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Specials at top restaurants in Tucson
Enjoy great restaurant specials, set menus, and more
Treat your taste buds: Explore Tucson restaurants
Specials at top restaurants in Tucson
Enjoy great restaurant specials, set menus, and more
Everything was fantastic! Definitely made our anniversary over the top special! More
OpenTable Diner -
Service was a bit slow, but they also had just released a new menu, so the staff was probably getting used to it. The live music was lovely and the food is fantastic. It's a little pricey for Tucson, but delicious. More
OpenTable Diner -
This was our first time dinning with you and we very much enjoyed our evening and the food, service, friendliness, and the great guitar player that entertained us. We will most certainly return in the future. We have ask our son and his wife to join us for dinner in tow weeks. See you then. Again, thanks, Jerry and Sandy Trout 599-5755 More
OpenTable Diner -
Our first visit, From the decor down to the silverware everything was perfect. Service was great and food was delicious. All four meals we had were prepared to perfection. A must try in Tucson. Absolutely fabulous! Thank you. More
OpenTable Diner -
Discover Tucson
Considering that Tucson is the birthplace of the chimichanga, it should come as no surprise that Mexican restaurants are prolific in this city. Tucson falls right on the edge of the Sonoran Desert, and the cooking style in the city represents what's popular throughout this desert region. Sonoran dishes are typically based on beans, corn tortillas, cheese, peppers, and meat. Of course, although Tucson is distinctly Sonoran, it is also American, and that means you're sure to find a melting pot of cuisines within the city. When you're ready to branch out from Southwestern fare, try seafood or steak. Thin-crust pizza hits the spot when you want a familiar dish, and to top off your meal, homemade gelato is a local favorite.
Discover Tucson
Considering that Tucson is the birthplace of the chimichanga, it should come as no surprise that Mexican restaurants are prolific in this city. Tucson falls right on the edge of the Sonoran Desert, and the cooking style in the city represents what's popular throughout this desert region. Sonoran dishes are typically based on beans, corn tortillas, cheese, peppers, and meat. Of course, although Tucson is distinctly Sonoran, it is also American, and that means you're sure to find a melting pot of cuisines within the city. When you're ready to branch out from Southwestern fare, try seafood or steak. Thin-crust pizza hits the spot when you want a familiar dish, and to top off your meal, homemade gelato is a local favorite.
