$45
Seis Kitchen
Mexican
Downtown +2LunchDinner
Menu postedSee the menu →
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Themed collection
Tucson City of Gastronomy Heritage Crawl
A locally-proud angle: restaurants specifically certified under Tucson's UNESCO City of Gastronomy designation, great for diners who care about culinary heritage.
Mexican.
$55BATA
Small Bites
DowntownDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →Small bites.
$25Barrio Brewing Co.
Sonoran Inspired Pub Fare
DowntownLunchDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →Sonoran pub fare.
$15$25Tucson Chocolate Factory
Sonoran
DowntownLunchDinnerMenus postedSee the menu →Sonoran.
$25$55Feast
American with various cultural influences
MidtownLunchDinnerMenus postedSee the menu →American with cultural influences.
$45Blue Willow
American
MidtownDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →American.
$25ANELLO
Local Ingredients
DowntownLunchDinnerMenu postedSee the menu →Local ingredients.
El Charro Café
Sonoran
Downtown +2BrunchLunchDinnerMenu coming soonGet notified →Tucson's most historic Mexican restaurant.
Charro Steak & Del Rey
Sonoran Steakhouse
DowntownDinnerMenu coming soonGet notified →Mexican flavors meet steakhouse.
Zio Peppe
Italian
EastsideLunchDinnerMenu coming soonGet notified →Italian.
El Corral
Steaks
FoothillsDinnerMenu coming soonGet notified →A Tucson steakhouse landmark.
The Monica
American
DowntownBreakfastBrunchLunchDinnerMenu coming soonGet notified →A Tucson institution.
Where to stay
- Hotel Congress
The oldest room in town and the loudest, right on the streetcar line. Book away from the bar side if you plan to sleep.
- The Leo Kent Hotel
Newly restored and quiet, in the middle of this crawl's downtown stops.
St. Cruz at the Leo Kent is on the Restaurant Week roster too
- The Downtown Clifton
Small, mid century, with a courtyard pool. A short walk from most of this list.
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.