Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week is Here! (December 1 – 7)

Beet Sandwich at 5 Points (Photo by Jackie Tran)

Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week is Here! (December 1 – 7)

Dec 1, 20241 min read

The time has come! The first-ever Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week has arrived, happening from Sunday, December 1 to Saturday, December 7.

In partnership with Hannah Hernandez of Death Free Foodie, Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week highlights the creativity and flavor of plant-based cuisine across Tucson!

During Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week, participating restaurants will feature special vegan menus or spotlight their most popular plant-based dishes. It’s an invitation to step outside your comfort zone (or lean into your love for vegan food) and discover something new.

Below is the guide to all participating restaurants — start planning your plant-based journey!

Your Guide to Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week

Over the years, Tucson Foodie has had the privilege of building events that celebrate our community’s love for food — like the Vegan Night Market, which draws 3,000–5,000 people quarterly, and Sonoran Restaurant Week, which generates a $3 million economic impact and brings tens of thousands of diners to explore locally owned restaurants.

“Let’s make this event a success,” said Shane Reiser, Head Foodie at Tucson Foodie. “Mark your calendars for Sunday, December 1 – Saturday, December 7, explore the incredible menus from participating restaurants, and share your experiences with us.”

List of Participating Restaurants

  • 5 Points Market & Restaurant
  • 520 Taco Stop
  • Beaut Burger
  • The Blacktop Grill
  • The Coronet
  • Coronet Cafe
  • Dedicated Gluten-Free Bakery & Coffee Shop
  • Del Cielo Tamales
  • Ermanos Bar
  • Falora
  • JoJo’s Restaurant
  • The Little One
  • Lovin’ Spoonfuls
  • Mojo Cuban Kitchen and Rum Bar
  • National
  • Noodleholics
  • OBON Sushi Bar and Ramen
  • Penca
  • Sawmill Run Restaurant
  • Urban Fresh
  • Whole Slvce Pizza

For more information, visit veganrestaurantweek.com and follow Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week on Instagram.

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