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[Editorâs note June 18, 2026: Chef Alisahâs Restaurant opened on Nov. 1, 2008 and permanently closed May 15, 2026, due to the namesake chef retiring. This article was originally published [âŚ]
Nations Creations isnât just a food truck â itâs also a teaching tool. The mobile restaurant is a project of The Amity Foundation, a substance abuse treatment agency founded in [âŚ]
âI live in a fishing village outside of San Carlos, Sonora every other week,â said Sandra Davila, co-owner of downtownâs The Little One. On her way down, Davila delivers supplies [âŚ]
Just up the street from Fourth Avenueâs cluster of trendy restaurants is La Indita, a Tucson classic specializing in Mexican, Tarascan, and Tohono Oâodham food. Since 1985, Maria Garcia and [âŚ]
Veg Box owner and chef Erik Korchmaros started cooking vegetarian food after working as a chef on a yacht while living in Florida. He had been eating food like Kobe beef [âŚ]
Shish Kebab House chef Reina Wer moved to the United States during the Salvadoran civil war. Wer originally opened the restaurant with her Jordanian husband (now ex-husband) and prepares fragrant [âŚ]
Alafia West African Cuisine brings a little corner of West Africa to the heart of Tucson. The restaurant, which sits in an unassuming strip mall just south of Speedway, offers [âŚ]
The Tasteful Kitchenâs menu may be meat-free, but itâs not just for vegetarians. âI want to bring vegetarian cuisine into the mainstream and make it not so exclusive,â said Sigret [âŚ]
[12/18/2018 Editorâs Note: Yogiâs is permanently closed] Yogiâs Indian Cafe & Market, located at 2537 N. Stone Ave., is a hidden gem where you can chow down on versions of familiar Indian [âŚ]
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