2024 is The Year of the Foodie

R&D Dinner at Fresco (Photo by Taylor Noel Photography)

2024 is The Year of the Foodie

Jan 20, 20242 min read

2024 isn’t just the year of the Dragon. It’s the year of abundance.

In that spirit, we’re excited to announce a new, all-in-one approach to our club, the Foodie Club.

We’re combining everything Tucson Foodie has to offer into one simple, affordable, and flexible membership.

For just $20/month, Foodie Club members get:

  • More than $4,000 in vouchers per year to 80+ local restaurants (the value here is crazy)
  • Access to our new exclusive R&D dinner series (watch the second video on insiders.tucsonfoodie.com to see how cool these are)
  • Monthly member mixers at rotating restaurants – drinks and bites included
  • Discounts, early access, free upgrades, and other goodies to great events and festivals produced by us and our local partners, including SAACA, GUT, Tucson Originals, Local First Arizona, Tucson City of Gastronomy, and more

If you’re a snowbird, student, or just a busy, non-committal kinda human (like me), you’ll love this too:

As a member, you can update, pause, or cancel anytime directly in the Tucson Foodie mobile app:

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The value here is pretty insane. Get in here and let’s party.


For existing Foodie Club members, Passport holders or Foodie 500 members:

  • Foodie Club members: You just got access to more than $4,000 in restaurant vouchers. Refresh the member app and have fun out there.
  • Passport holders: You’re now a Foodie Club member, too. See you at the next R&D Dinner or member mixer! Your account will shift to the new $20/month plan. Any payments you’ve made have been applied to your account as a credit.
  • Foodie 500 members: Your account will shift to the new $20 monthly plan. Any payments you’ve made have been applied to your account as a credit.

Here’s a 54-second video that local videographer Dalton Voss put together about the Foodie Club. The voice-over is courtesy of Foodie Club member #1, Colby Elliott.

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Shane Reiser

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