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Heritage Beverages: Prickly Pear Margarita

Heritage Beverages: Prickly Pear Margarita

Thu, Aug 20, 20265:00 PM – 7:00 PM MST

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Join us for an exclusive cocktail class and spirits tasting presented by Tucson City of Gastronomy, Cola Blanca Bacanora and barbata! We will be joined by Jorge Arreola of Cola Blanca for a talk on Bacanora and its history, followed by a demonstration on how to process prickly pear fruit for cocktails. There will be a tasting of Bacanora, as well as a showcase of how it presents in cocktails. This is a one-night-only event: Thursday, August 20th starting at 5:15pm. $45 per person, plus tax and gratuity.

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Kabul Corner is more than a restaurant.❤️

Opened in 2023, Tucson’s only Afghan restaurant was created to provide jobs, community, and a taste of home for Afghan families who made Tucson their new home.

Today, Sediq Haidari and his family serve traditional Afghan dishes like bolani, mantou, Kabuli palaw, fresh tandoori naan, and house-made chaka, while preserving recipes and traditions rooted in Afghanistan’s rich history.

With its warm hospitality, authentic food, and strong sense of community, Kabul Corner has become more than a restaurant. It’s a little piece of home in the Sonoran Desert. 

“These dishes are famous not only in Afghanistan, but in neighboring countries like Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Iran, and even parts of China. It sits right between Indian and Arabic food.” Sediq Haidari

Read @sea_lyon’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com 
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#tucsonfoodie #tucsonfoodKabul Corner is more than a restaurant.❤️ Opened in 2023, Tucson’s only Afghan restaurant was created to provide jobs, community, and a taste of home for Afghan families who made Tucson their new home. Today, Sediq Haidari and his family serve traditional Afghan dishes like bolani, mantou, Kabuli palaw, fresh tandoori naan, and house-made chaka, while preserving recipes and traditions rooted in Afghanistan’s rich history. With its warm hospitality, authentic food, and strong sense of community, Kabul Corner has become more than a restaurant. It’s a little piece of home in the Sonoran Desert. “These dishes are famous not only in Afghanistan, but in neighboring countries like Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Iran, and even parts of China. It sits right between Indian and Arabic food.” Sediq Haidari Read @sea_lyon’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com Photos by @sea_lyon #tucsonfoodie #tucsonfood
@vegantucsonnightmarket returns September 5th from 6–10pm 

Come support our amazing local makers, small businesses, and restaurants while eating an absolutely ridiculous amount of vegan food. 

🐄 FREE ENTRY | FREE PARKING | DOG-FRIENDLY
📍RILLITO PARK • 4502 N 1ST AVE, TUCSON, AZ

#tucsonevents #vegantucson 
#tucsonsmallbusiness #tucsonlocal@vegantucsonnightmarket returns September 5th from 6–10pm Come support our amazing local makers, small businesses, and restaurants while eating an absolutely ridiculous amount of vegan food. 🐄 FREE ENTRY | FREE PARKING | DOG-FRIENDLY 📍RILLITO PARK • 4502 N 1ST AVE, TUCSON, AZ #tucsonevents #vegantucson #tucsonsmallbusiness #tucsonlocal
It’s grand opening day at @casaveratucson! 

Join them today, August 12, from 4-9 pm to celebrate!

📍 7265 N. La Cholla Blvd.

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#tucsonfoodie #tucsonfoodIt’s grand opening day at @casaveratucson! Join them today, August 12, from 4-9 pm to celebrate! 📍 7265 N. La Cholla Blvd. Read @jackie_tran_’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com #tucsonfoodie #tucsonfood
Chilaquiles bring together crispy tortilla chips, salsa, eggs, and cheese in one skillet. Tucson cooks have made the dish their own, and each restaurant adds a different twist. Some go heavy on red or green sauce, others split the two, and many top the plate with a fried or poached egg. From a downtown cafĂŠ to a Marana staple, here are the best spots in town to order chilaquiles.

More on Tucsonfoodie.com🔥Chilaquiles bring together crispy tortilla chips, salsa, eggs, and cheese in one skillet. Tucson cooks have made the dish their own, and each restaurant adds a different twist. Some go heavy on red or green sauce, others split the two, and many top the plate with a fried or poached egg. From a downtown café to a Marana staple, here are the best spots in town to order chilaquiles. More on Tucsonfoodie.com🔥