Plant-Based Food Company Sana Raw Launches in Tucson
Recent Hawaii transplant, Sarah Hart has launched Sana Raw, a plant-based foods company with a mission of providing aesthetically pleasing, raw and vegan gourmet foods. All products are made from organic ingredients and many are sourced […]
Adam Lehrman·Sep 15, 2014
Food Truck Finds: 6 Cray-Cray Creations
Tucson Food Truck Finds brings you a selection of some of the most creative and delicious offerings from Tucson’s growing number of mobile eateries. Kimchi and tacos might have sounded like […]
Jackie Tran·Sep 12, 2014
US Fries Opens Saturday With Free Food. Will They Thrive?
This is an opinion piece, so don’t hate. But, do feel free to leave some feedback. When news broke months ago that US Fries, a new concept planned to launch in […]
Adam Lehrman·Sep 12, 2014
Food Truck Feature: Serial Grillers
Upon first glance, the Serial Grillers menu of burgers, cheesesteaks, and grilled cheese sandwiches – all named after fictitious and real-life serial killers – is a compilation of nightmares. But […]
John Dubrawa·Sep 9, 2014
Great Food Truck Race in Tucson Recap
It seems the Food Network people don’t mess around. Not that we had any doubts to begin with. In their brief weekend passing through Tucson for the second stop in […]
Adam Lehrman·Sep 3, 2014
Downtown Lecture Series Focuses on Food
The free Downtown Lecture Series kicks off on October 15th this year, with a focus on food and its connections to culture, health and environment. It’s a whole season of fascinating […]
Nina Boutsikaris·Aug 28, 2014
El Charro Named Among Nation’s Best Mexican Food
That’s right, Tucson’s oldest Mexican restaurant, El Charro, has placed among Thrillist’s list of Best Mexican Restaurants in the Country. “They’re known for their carne seca (dried beef), which is […]
Nina Boutsikaris·Aug 26, 2014
Food Trucks, Full Bar & Craft Beer at Beach Party Tonight
Some nights you just don’t feel like eating out. And, some nights you don’t feel like cooking, either. When this happens on the same night, there’s a problem. Luckily, in this modern age of […]
Adam Lehrman·Aug 23, 2014
Goodness Fresh Food & Juice Bar Extends Hours, Freshens Menu
It’s no secret that many restaurants prepare food a little (sometimes a lot) heavy on the salt and butter. But, if you eat out a lot and you’re trying to […]
Adam Lehrman·Aug 2, 2014
Food Conspiracy Co-op Eat Local Challenge
July is an excellent time of year to eat foods grown in and around Tucson. Along with tomatoes, basil, squash, melons, and garlic, it’s usually not difficult to find greens, […]
Adam Lehrman·Jun 29, 2014
Wild Johnny’s Wagon: Tucson’s First Modern Food Truck
If you were in Tucson in 1995, you might remember the first modern food truck, Wild Johnny’s Wagon. With elegant street lights mounted above an ornate metal awning, pressed tin siding from […]
Adam Lehrman·Jun 17, 2014
Cheese Aged On Wood Safe From FDA For Now
After news spread quickly that the FDA was ceasing to permit American cheesemakers to age cheese on wooden boards, cheese lovers – along with the cheese industry – rallied to save […]
Adam Lehrman·Jun 11, 2014
Mesquite: New Agricultural Traditions for an Ancient Food
As the Southern Arizona climate gets hotter and dryer, a nutritional powerhouse with a sweet flavor may once again be a common food in southern Arizona. Raised in a water-frugal way […]
Valerie McCaffrey·May 29, 2014
Local Pizzeria Owner Finalist In Slow Food Cocktail Competition
It’s always exciting when a local business gets national press. This time it’s for the owner of a restaurant in Hereford called Pizzeria Mimosa. But, this national press has nothing to do […]
Adam Lehrman·May 25, 2014
Music For The Soul: A Music And Food Benefit For Integrative Touch For Kids
On June 5th, Hacienda del Sol will host Music For The Soul, a benefit for local non-profit, Integrative Touch For Kids. The evening will feature music from local bluegrass and Americana […]
Adam Lehrman·May 9, 2014
El Güero Canelo’s Carne Asada Taco Gets Food Network Love
The Food Network‘s May issue will feature a story called “50 States of Tacos”, featuring some of America’s tastiest tacos (including Tucson’s own, El Güero Canelo). Unique creations include Mac & […]
Erica Dombrowski·Apr 24, 2014
Local Foods Dinner I AMOR Tucson To Feature Naim Amor, Seasonal Menu, & Barrio Bread
If anyone knows local food, it’s And Be Merry‘s Lori Adkison. As a long time Tucson CSA supporter and volunteer, she’s one of the first to see (and get her hands […]
Adam Lehrman·Apr 8, 2014
Community Food Bank’s 2014 Desert Harvest Series
The Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market will host the 2014 Desert Harvester Series at Mercado San Agustin (100 S. Avenida de Convento). This is a series of workshops (free to be exact), along […]
Erica Dombrowski·Apr 2, 2014
Food Conspiracy Co-op To Offer Series of Homesteading Classes
While juicing and making smoothies aren’t the first things that come to mind with regards to Homesteading, which Wikipedia defines as a lifestyle of self-sufficiency, the four classes offered as part of […]
Adam Lehrman·Mar 17, 2014
Heirloom Farmers Markets & Edible Baja Arizona To Host Viva La Local Food Festival
Heirloom Farmers’ Markets and Edible Baja Arizona will be hosting Viva La Local Food Festival: Celebrating Joyous Local Food that will include more than 80 farmers market vendors and over 50 local […]
Erica Dombrowski·Feb 20, 2014