With our fair share of toasty days here in Tucson, when the temps drop and the sun goes unseen, these heated patio options won’t leave you on the waitlist for indoor seating.
“The patio keeps evolving at the Sam Hughes taproom. More benches, more shade, a couple of TVs, and most importantly (during the winter) portable heaters. The menu is also ever-evolving whether it be the brews or the food options. It’s a great people-watching spot (the patios across the street at Flora’s Market Run and Bob Dobb’s are also heated) and if you’re downtown, check out Borderlands Brewing’s patio on Toole Avenue.”
Looking for good food and unique entertainment? In addition to a fully operational restaurant, Corbett’s features indoor and outdoor pickleball courts, live music, and a beer garden to boot. The covered and heated patios and beer garden make it an idyllic place to relax as the weather gets colder.
Situated on a well-manicured property in midtown Tucson, Govinda’s Natural Food Buffet prepares an assortment of gourmet eats in a buffet-style setting. If you can’t get enough of the nature offered by the aviary, walking paths, and artificial waterfall, why not enjoy your meal outside on the heated patio?
Stop by for brunch, lunch, or dinner, and experience delicious meals from three different menus including breakfast burritos, burgers, barbecue chicken thighs, and tacos. Make sure to check out the heated patio space that’s decked out with string lights, hosts live music, and a turtle pond in the center.
If you’re craving authentic Italian dishes, look no further than Locale. The specials include bargains on pasta, pizza, and even a burger and beer combo, all of which can be enjoyed on their heated outdoor patio. With a nearly central location in Tucson, Locale is often the perfect spot for meetups.
Monterey Court is an eclectic mix of art, music, and culinary delights. Apart from being a venue for art galleries and music, it houses a cafe that serves American cuisine. Add to that a roomy patio seating/dancing area featuring cool decor, live music six nights a week, an outdoor bar, and a welcoming community.
“To many, it’s known as an escape — a place where you can enjoy a cold beer, get lost in an intriguing conversation, and enjoy seasonal comfort outside on the patio. A getaway from the everyday grind, some plainly call it “Hop Shop.” No matter what it means to you or what you tend to call it, Tucson Hop Shop is a wonderful spot to simply hang out. During the chilly season, there are plenty of portable heaters spread out on the patio in the back and up front next to Ciao Down.”
If pizza is your true love, check out Vero Amore, Tucson’s authentic Neapolitan pizzeria. Recently awarded with a “Taste of Marana” award, you’ll find a wide array of salads, appetizers, pastas, and pizzas that are best eaten on the outdoor patio space.