Welcome to this week’s roundup! We’ve gathered the top stories, a standout social post, and other foodie highlights you shouldn’t miss. From the latest buzz around Tucson’s dining scene to can’t-miss events and exclusive perks for our Foodie Club members, this is your go-to guide to staying in the loop.
Let’s dig in!
Top Stories & Articles
Decibel Coffee Works opens on Broadway
They’re now neighbors with the recently opened Rocco’s Little Chicago and The Broadway, as well as the soon-to-open Quisty’s Sandwiches.
“At our new location, we want to continue and expand on the things we’ve been doing at our Annex location for years,” said Michael “Gonzo” Gonzales, General Manager at Decibel. “With our new location, we have the opportunity to expand our menu a lot more.”
Read the full article: Decibel Coffee Works opens on Broadway.
2 Local Businesses to Open Inside the Former Flora’s Market Run
Less than a month ago, Flora’s Market Run permanently closed at 2513 E. Sixth St. The half-grocery store, half-restaurant moved into the historic building after Rincon Market’s more than 90-year run ended in 2020. Now, two local spots are moving into the corner space at Tucson Boulevard and Sixth Street.
Meet The Village at Sam Hughes — a new partnership between Sonoran House and Redbird Scratch Kitchen + Bar.
Read the full article: 2 Local Businesses to Open Inside the Former Flora’s Market Run.
Wing Wednesday With the Tucson Wing Expert
Happy Wing Wednesday! New year, new wings. I’m back on the grind from the holidays — always searching for new delicious wings. It’s a tough job but someone has to do it.
Read the full article: Wing Wednesday With the Tucson Wing Expert.
Trending on Instagram
Pizza, Wings, and Good Times at No Anchovies
@Noanchoviesaz has been serving up pizza perfection since the ‘90s! Grab a slice and bring your dancing shoes every Thursday through Saturday night. 🪩
New Foodie Guides
Best Korean Restaurants in Tucson
Korean food can be intimidating to newcomers with its fiery-red colors and funky fermented aromas. But don’t be scared. Although many Korean dishes are red from peppers, they’re generally not as hot as they look.
Read the guide: Best Korean Restaurants in Tucson.
Best Spots for Games, Food, and Drinks in Tucson
Tucson’s food scene is more than just great food and drinks — there are quite a few local places where you can challenge your friends to a game of pinball, cornhole, bocce ball, Pac-Man, or even a round of giant Connect Four. Heck, a couple of these spots even have batting cages.
Read the guide: Best Spots for Games, Food, and Drinks in Tucson.
Featured Foodie Events
2025 Tucson Craft Beer Crawl
Saturday, February 22
This year, the Tucson Craft Beer Crawl is hosting at least 30 local, regional, national, and international beverage makers. You’ll see some newcomers popping up in February like Slow Body Beer, Brick Box Brewery (formerly Thunder Canyon Brewer), and Black Bridge Brewing, which is bringing its beers down from Kingman, Arizona.
Read the full article: Everything You Need to Know About the 2025 Tucson Craft Beer Crawl.
Get Your Tickets to the Vegan Tucson Night Market’s VIP Lounge
Saturday, March 1
Back in December, we introduced an exclusive VIP Lounge at the Vegan Tucson Night Market and it’s back! Tickets are just $25 each, limited, and can be purchased online. In other words, buy your tickets sooner than later!
Read the full article: Get Your Tickets to the Vegan Tucson Night Market’s VIP Lounge (March 1).
Perks of Being a Foodie Club member
For $20 a month, Foodie Club members get a stack of cash vouchers to local restaurants worth over $6,000, free tasting events at local restaurants every month, access to members-only monthly dinner series with local chefs, discounts on events, and monthly mixers with other members.
New Foodie Club member Perks:
- Bumsted’s – $10 off your bill every 90 days
- Mariscos Chihuahua – $10 off your bill every 30 days
- Tabu – $20 off your bill every six months
- Tesoro Latin Kitchen & Cantina – Two free tacos every month
