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Your Guide to Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week (MENUS)

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Your Guide to Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week (MENUS)

by Tucson FoodieNov 29, 2024Updated Aug 24, 20267 min read
‍Tucson Foodie and Death Free Foodie are teaming up to bring you the city’s first-ever Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week, a week-long celebration of Tucson's vibrant vegan dining scene. From Sunday, December 1 to Saturday, December 7, participating restaurants will offer exclusive vegan dishes or pre-fixe menus, making this the perfect time to explore Tucson's best plant-based cuisine. Whether you're vegan, plant-curious, or just a foodie looking to try something new, this event is for everyone who loves great food and supporting local restaurants!
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19 spots

5 Points

756 South Stone AvenueDowntown

VEGAN TUCSON RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
About the restaurant:  5 Points strives to “do it right” with the resources at hand and a clear mission to promote the health and well-being of everyone involved, including staff, suppliers — local farmers, artisans, and vendors — and their guests.

Coronet

198 West Cushing StreetDowntown

 
VEGAN TASTING MENU December 4 – 7 $70 tasting menu | $35 wine pairing

FIRST COURSE
  • TOFU MOSAIC & CRISPY RICE - Marinated compressed tofu, crystalized ginger, sticky rice, cucumber salad, serrano aioli
  • Wine Pairing: Olé & Obrigado ‘Naveran’ Cava Brut Nature Xarel-lo, Macabeo, Parellada Catalonia, ES ’21
SECOND COURSE
  • GLAZED PARSNIP - Sweet potato mash, crispy tempeh, horseradish, pistachio, apple & radish salad
  • Wine Pairing: Domaine du Salvard ‘Cheverny’ Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay Loire, FR ’23
THIRD COURSE
  • OAXACAN WHITE MOLE - Oyster mushrooms, roasted beets, toasted hazelnuts
  • Wine Pairing: Queen of Cups ‘Paziños’ Rosé Graciano, Grenache, Merlot, Tempranillo Cochise County, AZ ’23
FOURTH COURSE
  • CHERMOULA ROASTED CABBAGE - Tepary beans, harissa aioli, pine nut & sultana crumble
  • Wine Pairing: Abbazia di Novacella Schiava Alto Adije, IT ’22
FIFTH COURSE
  • ROSEMARY HIBISCUS POACHED PEAR - Candied pistachio & cocoa nibs, whipped vanilla coconut cream
  • Wine Pairing: Disznoko Tokaji
About the restaurant:  Classic sensibility gracefully meets international culinary flair at The Coronet, where a deep love for food is the driving force.

Coronet Cafe

353 South Meyer AvenueDowntown

 
VEGAN RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
  • HOUSE GRANOLA - $14 - Oats, pecans, pepitas, cashews, amaranth, dried cherries, dates, mesquite ras el hanout drizzle. Choice of oat or almond milk.
  • CURRIED CARROT SOUP - $10 - Pistachio, olive oil, coriander. (Gluten-free). Add side salad: $7.  Add warm Barrio baguette: $5
  • LOCAL GREEN SALAD - $14 - Baby kale & mesclun mix, roasted beets & radish, roasted garlic cashew dressing, crispy lentils. (Gluten-free, not celiac-safe). Add tofu: $6
  • BÚN CHAY - $17 - Crispy tofu, local greens, rice noodles, cucumbers, crispy carrot/shallot/garlic, toasted cashews, fresh herbs, vegan fish sauce. (Gluten-free, not celiac-safe)
  • BREAKFAST BOWL - $18 - Crispy tofu, fresh spinach, roasted root vegetables, paprika mushrooms, roasted tomatoes & garlic, chutney. (Gluten-free)
About the restaurant:  The Coronet Cafe focuses on fresh vibrant food that looks to local and always has sustainable ingredients. Plus, this is one of the best patios in town — plenty of shade and greenery to absorb.

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Del Cielo Tamal Restaurant

3073 North Campbell AvenueMidtown

Prix Fixe Vegan Menu - $35
  • Chiles En Nogada - Poblano pepper, stuffed with lentil picadillo, sautéed in onion, garlic, almond, apples, olives, plantain, and raisins. Bathed in a walnut cream sauce. Sprinkled with pomegranate seeds
  • Molotes de Platano Mocho en Mole Casteño - Plantain filled with black beans, soy chorizo, and vegan cheese. Served over mole sauce
  • Pan de Elote (cornbread) - Fresh vegan homemade cornbread topped with coconut milk‍
  • Mineral Strawberry Lemonade
About the restaurant:  This colorful, casual eatery offers a menu with an entire section of vegan dishes, including tamales, vegan omelets, burritos, cheesecake, and more.

Falora

3000 East Broadway BoulevardUniversity & 4th Ave

VEGAN TUCSON RESTAURANT WEEK DEAL
10% off all vegan dishes! Plus, a special a vegan pizza starting Wednesday, December 4. About the restaurant:  Falora maintains its New York neighborhood vibe with a minimalist menu that’s centered around Neapolitan pizza, pasta, and salads.

Ghini's French Caffe

1803 East Prince RoadMidtown

 
VEGAN RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
About the restaurant:  Ghini's French Caffe in Tucson, Arizona, is a charming bistro known for its French-inspired cuisine and warm, welcoming atmosphere. Also, it’s a beloved local spot for breakfast, brunch, and lunch.

JoJo's Restaurant

76 West Washington StreetDowntown

VEGAN RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
About the restaurant:  Tucked away in Downtown Tucson’s Historic Presidio District, JoJo’s Restaurant is a real gem for anyone on a foodie adventure. With its cozy courtyard perfect for some open-air dining and a laid-back Cantina setting, it’s the place to be.

Lovin' Spoonfuls Vegan Restaurant

2990 N. Campbell Ave. #120Midtown

BREAKFAST - $15
(Choice of a breakfast bowl and a coffee (hot or iced)
  • Southwest Bowl - House-made soy chorizo, green chiles, tofu scramble, and potatoes. Optional: Country mushroom gravy.
  • Sausage & Cheese Bowl - Vegan sausage, bell peppers, onions, vegan cheese, tofu scramble, and potatoes.
LUNCH - $15
  • Green Chili Burger and a fountain drink (includes iced tea) - House-made soy patty, green chiles, vegan cheese, and chipotle mayo, lettuce, tomato, and pickle on a brioche bun. House-made adzuki patty is available.
DINNER - $15
  • Tofu Thai Curry - Fried tofu, broccoli, cauliflower, carrots, bell peppers, and onions in housemade red curry over brown rice.
About the restaurant:  Since 2005, Lovin’ Spoonfuls has built a tight-knit community, treating their employees and their patrons like family while they serve a menu full of vegan offerings from the comfort of their warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Mojo Cuban Kitchen and Rum Bar

1929 East Grant RoadUniversity & 4th Ave

 
Vegan Restaurant Week Menu
Meal for two for $45 (dine-in only). Includes:‍
Appetizer
  • Vegan Mixto -  a sampler of our house-made vegan favorites; creamy pineapple guacamole, crispy golden tostones, yuca frita, and lightly seasoned plantain chips. Paired with zesty vegan dipping sauces
Main Course
  • Vegan Picadillo - seasoned ground vegan beef slow-cooked with olives and bell peppers served with white rice, black beans and maduros
Dessert
  • Plantain Paradise - vegan plantain bread infused with the natural sweetness of ripe maduros, baked to perfection. Topped with a cloud of silky coconut whipped cream and garnished with caramelized maduros
About the restaurant:  Mojo captures the vibrant spirit of Havana in its bright and spacious setting, including a shady patio and rum-centric bar.

Noodleholics (Grant Road)

3502 East Grant RoadMidtown

VEGAN TUCSON RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
About the restaurant:  Noodleholics is a beloved spot serving authentic Chinese noodle dishes, featuring hand-pulled noodles, rich broths, and bold flavors inspired by the cuisine of southern China.

Noodleholics (Oracle Road)

7850 North Oracle RoadOro Valley

If you enjoy pork, absolutely order the Chaoshou Dumplings. The dish is simple with pork wontons in a vinegary chili oil with scallions, but it’s executed exceptionally and worth daydreaming about. The Sichuan Spicy Beef noodle soup features house-made wheat noodles in a spicy and numbing beef broth, topped with chunks of beef (probably beef shank), bok choy, green onion, and cilantro.

Noodleholics on Tanque Verde Road (Photo by Matt Sterner)

Noodleholics (Tanque Verde Road)

6310 East Tanque Verde RoadMidtown

If you enjoy pork, absolutely order the Chaoshou Dumplings. The dish is simple with pork wontons in a vinegary chili oil with scallions, but it’s executed exceptionally and worth daydreaming about. The Sichuan Spicy Beef noodle soup features house-made wheat noodles in a spicy and numbing beef broth, topped with chunks of beef (probably beef shank), bok choy, green onion, and cilantro.

OBON Sushi Bar Ramen

350 East Congress StreetDowntown

VEGAN RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
About the restaurant:  If you’re in the mood for ramen, Obon is the place to be. They’re all about mixing the old with the new to create dishes that will blow your mind.

Penca

50 East Broadway BoulevardDowntown

VEGAN TUCSON RESTAURANT WEEK MENU
  • Ensalada verde - Tlayuda with black bean puree roasted corn grey squash sweet potatoes and mushrooms topped with salsa verde radish pepitas and Mico cilantro
  • Sweet Plantain Pudding - with piloncillo syrup and spiced nuts
About the restaurant:  Penca is known for its elevated Mexican cuisine taking classic, even simple staples, to the next level with their very own Penca twist.

Sawmill Run Restaurant

12976 North Sabino Canyon ParkMt. Lemmon

Vegan Restaurant Week Menu
  • Beet Citrus Salad - $11 - Roasted beets, grapefruit, micro greens, cashew cheese, and maple pistachio vinaigrette
  • Lion’s Mane Steak - $10 - Served over creamy parsnip puree, drizzled with a balsamic glaze
  • Vegan Gingerbread Loaf - $9 - Spiced gingerbread topped with rich vegan icing for a perfectly sweet and festive treat.
About the restaurant:  Sawmill Run is a true family restaurant offering a lunchtime rotating menu that reflects the seasons on Mount Lemmon.

Urban Fresh

73 East Pennington StreetDowntown

 
Vegan Restaurant Week Menu
All specials are $15 and include a small tea or lemonade:
  • Monday - Muffuletta Sandwich
  • Tuesday - Taco Tuesday (GF)
  • Wednesday- Southwest Shepherds Pie
  • Thursday- Birria Ramen
  • Friday - Lions Mane Crab Cakes (GF)
About the restaurant:  This plant-based restaurant offers quick and easy lunch options such as smoothies, hearty salads, and daily specials.

Whole Slvce Pizza

160 South Avenida del ConventoDowntown

VEGAN TUCSON RESTAURANT WEEK DEAL
The pizza joint is offering 10% off when you mention Vegan Tucson Restaurant Week. About the restaurant:  The shop is set up like one of the walk-up spots seen in New York City, serving deck-oven slices and large pies.
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@Tucsoncityofgastronomy opens the fifth annual @Pueblosdelmaiz Festival with Sabores del Pueblo on Thursday, Sept. 24, from 6–9 p.m. at Tucson GastroPark.

Five local chefs will serve creative Tucson-inspired dishes alongside craft beer, wine, and bacanora tastings:❤️

• @chefjosetucson
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• @nick_avram 
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🎶 Hey Bucko! will provide live music

Tickets are available in @tucsoncityofgastronomy’s bio. Tucson Foodie Insiders save 15% with code INSIDERS.

Proceeds support free programming throughout the Pueblos del Maíz Festival.@Tucsoncityofgastronomy opens the fifth annual @Pueblosdelmaiz Festival with Sabores del Pueblo on Thursday, Sept. 24, from 6–9 p.m. at Tucson GastroPark. Five local chefs will serve creative Tucson-inspired dishes alongside craft beer, wine, and bacanora tastings:❤️ • @chefjosetucson • @vindiola.claudia • @nick_avram • @dcsanner • @travisgarypeters 🎶 Hey Bucko! will provide live music Tickets are available in @tucsoncityofgastronomy’s bio. Tucson Foodie Insiders save 15% with code INSIDERS. Proceeds support free programming throughout the Pueblos del Maíz Festival.
Tucson’s barbecue options range from food trucks to full-service dining rooms. Some focus on classic Texas-style plates with butcher paper and simple sides. Others experiment with fusion dishes that blend barbecue with Mexican and Southwestern flavors. This variety gives diners plenty of options, whether they want a quick lunch or a sit-down meal.

This guide highlights barbecue restaurants across Tucson. More on Tucsonfoodie.com🔥Tucson’s barbecue options range from food trucks to full-service dining rooms. Some focus on classic Texas-style plates with butcher paper and simple sides. Others experiment with fusion dishes that blend barbecue with Mexican and Southwestern flavors. This variety gives diners plenty of options, whether they want a quick lunch or a sit-down meal. This guide highlights barbecue restaurants across Tucson. More on Tucsonfoodie.com🔥
LAST CALL!

It’s the final day of @Sonoranrestaurantweek (September 13, 2026)! There’s still time to enjoy the great eats and deals across Tucson. Take a look at the menus on Tucsonfoodie.com/srw. 

Tag the restaurants that you loved the most! Thank you to everyone for being part of this incredible week.

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#sonoranrestaurantweek #tucsonLAST CALL! It’s the final day of @Sonoranrestaurantweek (September 13, 2026)! There’s still time to enjoy the great eats and deals across Tucson. Take a look at the menus on Tucsonfoodie.com/srw. Tag the restaurants that you loved the most! Thank you to everyone for being part of this incredible week. Produced by Tucson Foodie Presented by @Visittucson #sonoranrestaurantweek #tucson
@Tortillaschiwas is currently in its soft opening at 914 N. Grande Ave. in Barrio Hollywood, inside the former Grande Tortilla Factory.

Phoenix restaurateurs Armando Hernandez and chef Nadia Holguin, a James Beard-nominated duo originally from Chihuahua, Mexico, are behind the restaurant.

Tortillas Chiwas is currently open Thursdays through Saturdays from 5–10 pm with 38 seats. Reservations are available on OpenTable.

Photos by @tortillaschiwas 
Read @jackie_tran_’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com

#tucsonfoodie #tucsonnews@Tortillaschiwas is currently in its soft opening at 914 N. Grande Ave. in Barrio Hollywood, inside the former Grande Tortilla Factory. Phoenix restaurateurs Armando Hernandez and chef Nadia Holguin, a James Beard-nominated duo originally from Chihuahua, Mexico, are behind the restaurant. Tortillas Chiwas is currently open Thursdays through Saturdays from 5–10 pm with 38 seats. Reservations are available on OpenTable. Photos by @tortillaschiwas Read @jackie_tran_’s article on Tucsonfoodie.com #tucsonfoodie #tucsonnews