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Fancy these 9 photos of Tito & Pep’s new fall dishes

Fancy these 9 photos of Tito & Pep’s new fall dishes

Nov 18, 20191 min read

Midtown restaurant Tito & Pep launched their new fall menu last week. While the menu includes the return of the beloved Roasted Carrots ($8), it also features several new autumnal dishes.

The Tucson Foodie team shared a dinner of the new items and made sure to get all the pretty pictures we could.

Here’s a glance at Tito & Pep’s new fall menu with photos to help you choose.

This season’s Kampachi Aguachile ($14) features grapefruit, avocado, ginger, and nasturtium.

Kampachi Aguachile at Tito & Pep
Kampachi Aguachile at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

The Roasted Squash Salad ($8) mingles with queso fresco, tomatillo, pickled onions, and pepitas.

Roasted Squash Salad at Tito & Pep
Roasted Squash Salad at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Grilled Pear & Radicchio ($11) pair with apple, hazelnut, blue cheese, and spiced cider vinaigrette for an autumnal salad.

Grilled Pear & Radicchio at Tito & Pep
Grilled Pear & Radicchio at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Our favorite salmon dish at Tito & Pep to date, the Grilled Salmon ($22) comes with roasted calabaza, crunchy garlic, and a deeply savory green chili dashi.

Grilled Salmon at Tito & Pep
Grilled Salmon at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

The Striped Bass ($26) also showcases clams with potato, parsnip, and caldo verde.

Striped Bass at Tito & Pep
Striped Bass at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

The latest Pollo Asado ($20) comes with hominy poblano, ancho condiment, and smoked jus.

Pollo Asado at Tito & Pep
Pollo Asado at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Choose your own adventure with the Grilled Pork Chop ($23) by dipping your slices of pork into the quince and hazelnut-morita romesco to your own preference. It also comes with braised greens and wheat berries.

Grilled Pork Chop at Tito & Pep
Grilled Pork Chop at Tito & Pep (Credit: Jackie Tran)

Check out Tito & Pep’s new fall menu at 4122 E. Speedway Blvd. For more information, visit titoandpep.com.

Article written by:

Jackie Tran

Jackie Tran is a Tucson-based food writer and photographer. Best known locally for his work for Tucson Foodie, his work has also appeared in publications such as Bon Appétit, National Geographic, and the New York Times.

Outside of food, he also loves playing musical instruments and petting pets.

If you’d like to stalk him, visit his Instagram @jackie_tran_ or jackietran.com.

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