$55
Flying V
Southwestern Steakhouse
FoothillsDinner
Menu postedSee the menu →
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Resort Escapes
Destination properties that double as an experience, great for out-of-town guests and for showing visitors an “only in Tucson” spot.
At Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, with the mountain-backdrop views to match.
$35Tanque Verde Ranch
Southwest Ranch
Tanque Verde & SabinoDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →A working guest ranch, dinner-only.
$45Terraza Garden Patio & Lounge | Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch Resort
American Cusine
FoothillsDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →A classic historic guest-ranch setting.
$55Arizona Inn
American
University & 4th AveDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →The city's landmark historic inn.
$35Rincon Mountain Grill at Forty Niner Country Club
American
Tanque Verde & SabinoDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →A golf-club setting.
$45Sawmill Run Restaurant
American
Mt. LemmonLunchDinnerMenus postedSee the menu →Not a resort, but a scenic Mt. Lemmon drive that makes a great half-day outing for visitors.
Where to stay
- Loews Ventana Canyon Resort
Built into the canyon wall, with the waterfall trail starting behind it.
- Hacienda del Sol Guest Ranch Resort
A 1929 guest ranch turned small resort. The most Tucson thing on this list.
- Tanque Verde Ranch
A working guest ranch with horses, on the edge of Saguaro National Park. Rates usually include meals, so check before you plan every dinner out.
- Arizona Inn
The city's landmark historic inn, with casitas around fourteen acres of gardens, a short walk to downtown.
- The Westin La Paloma Resort & Spa
The big golf and spa property on the ridge, with a wide city view if none of the four above are what you're after.
Hotels are our own suggestions, picked for being close to the food. They are not Restaurant Week partners and we earn nothing if you book.