SUMMER SPECIAL: Two entrees with two glasses of wine for $45 at Cafe a la C’Art

SUMMER SPECIAL: Two entrees with two glasses of wine for $45 at Cafe a la C’Art

Jun 21, 20182 min read



Hidden gems are what make being into food exciting. It’s like discovering a new song that you just love, or learning something new.

Many of you probably are aware of the artsy and delicious hidden gem of a restaurant exists on the grounds of the Tucson Museum of Art & Historic Block. And some of you may not be.

Cafe a la C’Art has served delectable pastries and a busy, impeccable lunch for years. More recently they expanded into dinner service, and the space really is special with a romantic vibe both inside and out.

From now through August 31, every Wednesday through Saturday night the cafe will offer a smoking Summer Special for two: a choice of two entrees and two glasses of wine for $45.

Salmon at Cafe a la C'Art (Credit: Jackie Tran)
Salmon at Cafe a la C’Art (Credit: Jackie Tran)

As an added bonus, every Thursday of the month TMA is open late, making Cafe a la C’Art’s dinner special the ideal date night spot. And on the first Thursday of the month admission to the museum is free from 5:00-8:00 p.m.

If that wasn’t enough, Connie Brannock & Friends, will lay down funk, soul, and blues from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. on select Wednesdays.

Cafe a la C’Art Summer Special Entree Options

  • Cashew Crusted Salmon with black rice salad, sweet potato fresno puree, ginger mango chutney, oyster sauce
  • Mushroom Tomato Ragu with squash ribbons with lemon butter, couscous, grilled summer vegetables
  • New York Strip Steak with griddled green chile polenta cakes, charred roma tomatoes, pickled chayote, smoked nopalito chimichurri
  • Grilled Baby Back Ribs with achiote citrus BBQ, red potato salad, jicama-radish-vinegar slaw

Cafe a la C’Art is located at 150 N. Main Ave. in the Tucson Museum of Art courtyard. For more information or to make a reservation, visit cafealacarttucson.com or call (520) 628-8533. Reservations are highly recommended.

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