Dining Options: 

• Canyon Ranch Grill – Seasonal dishes are prepared with Southwestern flair. Vegan and gluten-free options are available.
• Double U Café – This dining spot offers breakfast, lunch, nightly theme dinners, healthy grab ‘n’ go snacks, nutrient-rich smoothies, and hot and cold beverages.
• Javelina Cantina – The bar serves wine, local beer, housemade “ranch” waters, and a handful of NA drinks
• Demo Kitchen – Watch Canyon Ranch chefs as they prepare guest favorites for you at our complimentary Lunch & Learn. Or pick up pro techniques in a private or group hands-on cooking class.

“PY Steakhouse is a top-three dining experience I’ve had in Tucson.”

Dining Options: 

• PY Steakhouse – Named for the Pascua Yaqui Tribe, the restaurant is a multiple Forbes Four-Star and Wine Spectator winner.
• Bellissimo Ristorante Italiano – Their bread and pasta are made in-house daily with their pasta-making station in the center of the restaurant.
• Festa International Buffet – A variety of salads, main dishes, eclectic desserts, and much more. Come hungry!
• Ume – Fresh sushi and Japanese creations alongside a full Chinese menu.
• Moby’s – This casual dining spot serves burgers, chicken-fried steaks, and classic breakfast staples. Save room for a milkshake!
• Abuelita’s – Tacos, burritos, quesadillas and more! They’re also open late into the evening, closing at midnight and then at 2 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday.
• Sweetscape Desserts – scratchmade donuts, gelatos, desserts, pastries, and beverages.
• Sunflower Cafe – Breakfast, lunch, and dinner favorites along with Mexican food as well. Club Sol members, your points and discounts are good here, too.
• Streetscape Pizza & Deli – Everything you’d expect to find at a deli! They also offer a rotating dessert menu.

Desert Diamond Casino has multiple locations (Sahuarita, Why, and in the Phoenix area), but here’s what you can find at the Tucson location.

Dining Options: 

• Diamond Cafe – This restaurant is just a few steps away from the casino floor so you’ll likely catch some whiffs of sizzling steaks, fried chicken, and more.
• Diamond Grill – Hearty soup, quick-serve salads, grilled-to-order sandwiches, and breakfast classics.
• Classico Pizza – They serve pies by the slice or whole pizzas.
• Ko:Sin Ki: Buffet – This fancy buffet also has themed menus on certain nights like Rib Fridays and Crab Legs Saturday.

Dining Options: 

• Epazote Kitchen & Cocktails – With a view of Pusch Ridge, Epazote offers indoor and outdoor seating — serving dishes like Pollo Colorado Tacos, Herb Seared Swordfish, and Vegetable Enchiladas.
• Sundance Cafe – The menu is inspired by Southwestern favorites found in casual cafes — sandwiches, omelets, salads, and a buffet.
• Colibri Lounge – Mountain views, cocktails, and beer!
• Desert Springs Grill – This restaurant is poolside, serving cocktails, salads, seafood sandwiches, and other snacks.

Dining Options: 

• Terraza Garden Patio and Lounge – The historic hotel’s patio and lounge offers tapas, tacos, and a pet menu. That’s right! Bring your dog to dinner.
• The Grill – Looking for a romantic dinner? The Grill is the spot for you. The menu is Southwest-inspired — it pairs well with the sunset views.

If you’re looking for a unique and upscale experience, The Joshua Tree House offers private dining featuring some of Tucson’s most top-notch chefs like Chef David Salorzano. Additionally, they have a full chef’s kitchen on site for all guests to use, as well as a charcoal grill on the property to cook outside (bring your own charcoal).

Dining Options: 

• Signature Grill – At Signature Grill, savor the essence of the Southwest with classic Native American and Mexican dishes crafted from locally sourced ingredients.
• Passaggio – Passaggio transports you to a modern trattoria, blending the beauty of the Sonoran Desert with delicious Italian-inspired cuisine.
• Salud – For an unforgettable dining experience under the stars, head to Salud and relish authentic Mexican flavors amidst mesmerizing fire pits.
• Plunge Poolside Dining – This casual eating spot offers a great kids’ menu and takeout options to enjoy in your room.

At Cielos, you’ll find savory southwestern specialties served in a spacious, secluded Saltillo-tiled spot with “string lighting, local spirits, and shade sails.” Not only is the food delightful but it’s one of our top picks in terms of cool, cozy patio bars.

“The fireplace and warm woods provide a cozy vibe that complements the comforting yet sophisticated dishes. Get a hold of the guacamoliere for some fresh guacamole prepared tableside.”

Flying V Bar & Grill pays homage to Tucson’s rich history and the Flying V Ranch, which was situated nearby below the rugged, red-rock Santa Catalina mountains.

At Miraval Arizona, each overnight stay includes three meals with your stay.

Dining Options: 

• Life in Balance Culinary Kitchen – The space allows you to learn alongside Miraval’s culinary team.
• Cactus Flower Restaurant – “Overlooking the Catalina Mountains, our primary restaurant is a space for guests to cross paths, connect, and share their love of food.”
• Palm Court Cafe – This is their more laid-back eatery, featuring horchata smoothies, prickly pear iced teas, and healthy snacks.
• Coyote Moon Bar & Lounge – Wind down with a signature cocktail,  glass of fine wine, or hors d’oeuvres.

Did you know there’s a clothing-optional resort here in Tucson? Well, it’s actually in Marana, and the “wholesome nude recreation” is set on an old property that dates back to the 1850s. The onsite restaurant, The Desert Cafe, serves seasonal daily specials in addition to a broad menu of gourmet and casual meals, complimented by full bar and wine selections.

Dining Options: 

• Terra Cotta Cafe – Healthy salads, sandwiches, fresh juices, snacks, Omni’s own fair-trade Stance coffee, and more.
• Desert Farmer – Sustainable menu with diverse shareable plates, and options for breakfast, brunch, and lunch paired with cocktails, wine, and beer.
• Legend’s Bar & Grill – Enjoy casual club fare and a selection of beverages like locally brewed craft beer and more. Catch the latest sporting event on their TVs or enjoy friendly competition in a game of shuffleboard or billiards!
• The Peak – This is Omni’s reimagined hotel lobby bar and lounge, featuring wines, beers, spirits, and a blend of classic and new American garden-to-glass cocktails.
• Bob’s Steak & Chop House -It’s a prime steakhouse inside Omni Tucson National. This one is gonna cost you. Their motto is “Our Steaks Are Prime, Our Portions Big & Our Drinks Stiff.”

Dining Options: 

• Ignite Bar & Lounge – The restaurant is a sensory delight, fueled by stunning views of the Tortolita Mountains, the warmth of a firepit, imaginative cocktails that taste like no other, and live music.
• Core Kitchen & Wine Bar – Even Freddie Mercury sang about “dining at the Ritz” due to their golden standard of quality. The adjoining citrus grove provides outstandingly fresh oranges, grapefruits, and tangelos.
• Cayton’s Restaurant – The restaurant at The Golf Club at Dove Mountain serves rustic and refined cuisine rooted in Southern tradition and an extensive selection of regional craft beers.
• Turquesa Latin Grill – This spot is great for those lounging in the pool! They serve birria tacos, hummus, tuna ceviche, burgers, nachos, and more.

Tanque Verde Ranch is one of America’s old-time cattle and guest ranches. Located on 60,000 acres of Tucson’s most breathtaking desert landscapes, nestled amongst the Rincon Mountains and adjacent to Saguaro National Park and Coronado National Forest. Established in 1868, Tanque Verde Ranch is recognized as the last luxurious outpost of the old west providing guests with comfy accommodations, unparalleled amenities, and a vast array of exciting activities including horseback riding, mountain biking, fishing, hiking, and more!

Dining Options: 

• Contigo Latin Kitchen – This Tucson date spot is all about location – nestled in the Tucson Catalina Mountains, the views are breathtaking. Their Latin-inspired menu is drool-worthy, with favorites like garlic shrimp, octopus, and a killer ribeye. The outdoor patio is a great spot for some romantic stargazing over dinner​.
• Sabino’s Pool Bar & Grill – If you’re in the pool, just float on over for a burger, sandwich, salad, or refreshing cocktail!
• AZuL Restaurant – It’s all about local ingredients, Spanish architecture, views of the Santa Catalina Mountains, and bold cuisine at this restaurant. Sonoran Shrimp Ceviche, Buffalo Cauliflower, and street tacos!

Are you looking for some dude ranch dining? The White Stallion Ranch offers breakfast classics, (eggs, bacon, and potatoes), waffles, burritos, coffee, hot chocolate, and an extensive buffet. Dinner is often a buffet with the main entrees grilled outdoors with a choice of two entrees and an ever-changing variety of side dishes.