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Tucked away in a tiny building at 937 W. Congress St. is a quaint Italian cafĆ© that is big on flavor. With just three tables inside and a small takeout [ā¦]
[10/20/2025 update: this restaurant has permanently closed] An increasing number of all-you-can-eat sushi places around Tucson have many fish lovers rejoicing. Some people harbor skepticism of how an endless supply [ā¦]
In the sea of all-you-can-eat sushi, IOU Sushi IV is a tasty island. Situated in a shopping center on Oracle Road near Limberlost Drive, IOU Sushi IV will never be [ā¦]
After 10 years, Grimaldiās Pizzeria will be bidding adieu to Tucsonans ā for now. Come November 25, the iconic pizza restaurant will shutter its doors at 446 N. Campbell Ave. [ā¦]
Ha Long Bay had us at āsalty lemonade.ā The $3 icy drink was full of pulp and was reminiscent of a sweeter, but just as refreshing, Gatorade. Helpful server, Ninh, [ā¦]
Tucked away in an East Grant Road shopping plaza near Tucson Boulevard, Curry Leaf Indian Restaurant has finally come into its own. Prasad Kakarala first opened Bombay Grill in 2005, [ā¦]
In the sea of Mexican food restaurants in South Tucson, finding an eatery with another focus is refreshing ā and delicious. As a child, Sylvia Gonzales learned how to make fry [ā¦]
Juicy burgers at Amigos Burgers and Beer are a dozen-napkin undertaking for the average diner, making the paper towel roll at each table a necessity. The five-year-old restaurant and bar [ā¦]
Joe Matsuyama was hanging outside of Samurai, inhaling the last puffs of a Marlboro Light before meeting a friend inside for lunch. The 20-year-old student said he likes eating Samuraiās [ā¦]
In less than a month, another restaurant is slated to be part of Richard Floryās coop. The 48-year-old owner of the Happy Rooster on South Sarnoff Road plans to open [ā¦]
Sarnoff Cafe is everything a family-style diner should be. From the homespun menu to the friendly, no-nonsense waitresses, the restaurant delivers a true diner experience. The cozy cafe has a [ā¦]
After experiencing the house lo mein at Kung Fu Noodle, youāll be ruined. Once you take the first bite, youāll regret all of those unremarkable times you ordered a noodle [ā¦]
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