New Restaurants Participating in Sonoran Restaurant Week 2025

Bar at Sunshine Wine (Photo by Jackie Tran)

Esto corresponde a Sonoran Restaurant Week 2025. Restaurant Week de este año se celebra del 4 al 13 de septiembre de 2026 — mira quién participa.

New Restaurants Participating in Sonoran Restaurant Week 2025

Aug 29, 20252 min read

Sonoran Restaurant Week has seen its fair share of incredible menus and edible experiences over the years. Plus, we’re seeing several returning restaurants due to the impact the 10-day event brings.

This year, there are some newcomers to the local food scene and they’re joining in on the fun from September 5-14! As you’ll see, restaurants offer prix fixe menus at either a $15, $25, $35, $45, or $55 price point.

Below is a handful of participating restaurants that have opened in the last 12 months.

Also, here’s a full list of every participating business this Sonoran Restaurant Week.

Tucson Antojitos

63 E. Congress St.
Sonoran hot dog, elote, and more (Photo courtesy of Antojitos)
Sonoran hot dog, elote, and more (Photo courtesy of Tucson Antojitos)

This Mexican street food and snack concept offers Sonoran hot dogs, elote, auga frescas, and more.

Prix Fixe Menu – $15

Chorizo Torta
A true Sonoran torta stacked with Vera Earl Premium beef chorizo, a golden cheese crust, creamy guacamole, and a touch of mayo, finished with fresh cilantro and onion on a toasted bolillo roll. Served with crispy fries for the perfect sidekick.

More information here.

Sunshine Wine

15 N. Santa Rita Ave.
Spritz, Barbacoa Beets, and Pinto Hummus at Sunshine Wine (Photo by Jackie Tran)
Spritz, Barbacoa Beets, and Pinto Hummus at Sunshine Wine (Photo by Jackie Tran)

This bungalow-style wine bar blends intimate hospitality with curated wines, draft cocktails, and local-centric small plates.

Prix Fixe Snack Menu – $25

  • Olives Aguachile – mixed olives, charred onion, lacto chiles, citrus, EVOO
  • Pinto Hummus – Ramona Farms beans, pickled onions, radish, queso fresco, tortilla chips
  • Tomato and Okra – heirloom tomato, okra, yogurt–EVOO emulsion, fermented beet greens, smoked beef tallow, garden basil

Dessert

  • Roasted Wheat Ice Cream – white Sonora wheat, piloncillo caramel, smoked Maldon

More information here.

La Luz Restaurant at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa

3800 E. Sunrise Dr.
La Luz Restaurant (Photo courtesy of The Westin La Paloma Resort)

One of two new dining concepts at the Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa, La Luz serves as the property’s signature restaurant, beaming with abundant natural light.

More information here.

Complete guide to Sonoran Restaurant Week

Like last year, we created an interactive map to help you plan your week.

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