Arizona Restaurant Week: Acacia

Arizona Restaurant Week: Acacia

Sep 23, 20141 min read

Nestled high in the foothills at Skyline and Campbell is Acacia Real Food & Cocktails. Aside from the awe-inspiring view of Tucson, Acacia offers an incredible regular happy hour and seasonal menu. For Arizona Restaurant Week 2014, Chef Albert Hall has put together a feast.

With hints of Asian, American, French, and Italian cuisines, you’ll find a well rounded and delicious menu awaits.

Pan Roasted Breast Of Garlic Chicken, Wild Mushroom Risotto, Garden Vegetables at Acacia
Pan Roasted Breast Of Garlic Chicken, Wild Mushroom Risotto, Garden Vegetables at Acacia

First Course

Choice of:

  • Chicken, Vegetable And Havarti Dumplings, Coconut Cashew Sauce
  • Chilled Cauliflower-Leek Soup, Tellicherry Pepper And Curry

Second Course

Choice of:

  • Pan Roasted Breast Of Garlic Chicken, Wild Mushroom Risotto, Garden Vegetables
  • Red Chile Rubbed Short Ribs With Tequila, 3 Citrus & Pot Roasted Vegetables
  • Rainbow Trout, Mushrooms, Artichokes And Lemon Herb Butter, Crisp Potato Tail, Summer Vegetables

Third Course

Choice of:

  • Dark Chocolate Zebra Brownie, Caramel Sauce
  • Vanilla Crème Brulee, Fresh Berries

For more information, visit Acacia Real Food & Cocktails on the web. For more information regarding Arizona Restaurant Week, please see Arizona Restaurant Week Hits Tucson Sept 19.

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Adam Lehrman

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