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North 7th Street
If you’re craving a Big Mac but don’t want that beef bomb in your stomach, swing by Green and get the vegan Big Wac. If you’ve had Slutty Vegan and thought it tasted like a Big Mac, well… this tastes way better and you can actually eat there and enjoy yourself without screaming your order and wearing earplugs. Sorry… I
Guide · 96 spots
Now in its seventh year, Sonoran Restaurant Week (SRW) is back on September 5-14, 2025, providing both locals and visitors a unique opportunity to explore and fall in love (again?) with Tucson’s incredible restaurant scene. Key highlights this year: All fixed-price menus are discounted by 20%,
Aug 21, 2025
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8864 E Tanque Verde Rd · Tanque Verde & Sabino
Tandem American Eatery delivers a neighborhood dining experience focused on scratch-made American comfort food.The welcoming space is well suited for both casual meals and special occasions. Favorites include the Tandem Burger, meatloaf, and wings. The restaurant also serves brunch Thursday through Saturday also earns
Guide · 111 spots
Welcome to Tucson Foodie's comprehensive guide to the absolute best restaurants in Tucson. The restaurant scene showcases an extraordinary tapestry of cultures, tastes, and innovative gastronomic experiences. It's a paradise for food lovers, with an eclectic mix of flavors that can satisfy the most discerning palate,
Jun 15, 2023
Guide · 33 spots
Tucson has a long history with cattle ranching, and that heritage shows up on menus across the city. From no-frills neighborhood spots to full-service restaurants sourcing local beef, the burger scene here covers a wide range of styles, price points, and toppings. Some kitchens keep it classic; others pile on ingredien
Max WingertJul 26, 2023
Guide · 73 spots
Now in its sixth year, Sonoran Restaurant Week (SRW) is back on September 6-15, 2024, providing both locals and visitors a unique opportunity to explore and fall in love (again?) with Tucson’s incredible restaurant scene. What's new this year: All menus are discounted by 25% (we checked!) A new websit
Aug 16, 2024
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Asaditos Zulmyta marks its first anniversary and launches its new food truck September 12 in Tucson, alongside Central American Independence Day.
Aug 27, 2026
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Breakfast is a funny thing. Not the meal itself, but the places that serve it and our fondness for them. Whether they’re grimy and gritty, upscale and luxurious, or anything in […]
Adam LehrmanFeb 28, 2015
Guide · 38 spots
Sometimes, just sometimes, working from home isn't all it's cracked up to be. Sometimes a change of scenery provides as much of a jolt to your productivity as that cup of green tea or extra-large nitro cold brew. Sometimes it's time to Google "cafe with Wi-Fi near me" and finally get that paper or proposal done t
Max WingertAug 10, 2023
Guide · 53 spots
It's safe to say the Tucson restaurant industry has been booming and bustling. From restaurants making their first appearance in town to those opening second or even third locations throughout the city, it's without question that the scene has seen its fair share of growth. Here's our guide to new local restaurants,
Jun 30, 2023
Guide · 113 spots
Hi, I’m Shane — owner and publisher of Tucson Foodie. I’ve been eating and drinking my way through Tucson for over a decade, but things really accelerated in 2022 when I took over Tucson Foodie and made it my full-time mission to explore and celebrate this city’s food scene. Since then, I’ve tasted just about every
Shane ReiserMay 16, 2025
Guide · 21 spots
While sharing a single noodle of spaghetti is romantic in movies, in practice, you might want to apply a little more effort for your significant other. Wear some nicer shoes, put on your most flattering outfit. When choosing where to eat, helpful perks include warm candle light and breathtaking mountain views. In ou
Jackie TranFeb 7, 2025
Guide · 85 spots
The Tucson Foodie Passport — a mighty benefit of being a Tucson Foodie Insider — spotlights the lively mix of restaurants proudly participating in our Restaurant Partner Program. From celebrated eateries to off-the-beaten-path gems, our partners contribute to the rich tapestry that defines Tucson's culinary ecosystem
Sep 19, 2023
Guide · 56 spots
Hi, I'm Jackie, editor of Tucson Foodie. Since March 2015, I've written about 1,500 articles about Tucson food and drink. With eating around Tucson as my full time job for several years, people often ask me for guidance on where to eat. But the truth is, that answer easily changes with context. If you're craving conv
Jackie TranNov 4, 2025
Guide · 17 spots
On Wednesday, April 16 , you'll have the opportunity to dine out while supporting others. Dine Out For Safety is a fundraiser for the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA) . By simply dining out at one of the many participating restaurants (on Wednesday, April 16), a portion of the proceeds wil
Matt SternerApr 11, 2024
Guide · 28 spots
Sure, bars and restaurants near universities tend to highlight student budgets and tastes, but the University of Arizona area also caters to professors and visiting parents, from a Chinese noodles to an upscale Mexican dining room. In this guide, we're concentrating on the area roughly from Broadway Boulevard and Eucl
Aug 5, 2023
Guide · 18 spots
Whenever February and March roll around, it’s that time of year when regardless of the reasoning, people start to ask, “Where can I get good fish and chips in Tucson?” Check out some of the places we've gathered. Learn how we create our guides here.
Feb 24, 2026
Guide · 13 spots
Taking a breather from alcohol, choosing not imbibe for a stretch or going completely sans liquor can mean a lot of things. For some, it’s a reset for the mind and body. For others, it’s about health, sober curiosity, or simply showing up more clearly for family, friends, and conversation. And for many, it’s not about
Brian GarridoJan 15, 2026
Guide · 12 spots
February is Healthy Heart Month, a perfect time to explore heart-healthy dining options in Tucson. After experiencing a heart attack, bypass surgery, and heart failure, I’ve become even more mindful of what’s on my plate. Heart disease is the number one cause of death worldwide and is largely lifestyle-related. S
Mary GendronFeb 5, 2025
Guide · 7 spots
Traveling to Tucson with your kids? 24 hours will give you time to see some of the town’s top family-friendly sites, as well as eateries great for all ages! This guide will keep everyone entertained and well-fed. Looking for other "24 Hours in Tucson" Guides? For the Wellness Seeker For the Outd
Stephanie LieboldNov 13, 2024
