Sonoran Restaurant Week
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Wine Enthusiasts

Vineyard tasting rooms and wine-forward spots, good for building a sipping crawl.

6 restaurantsA curated list, not bookings. Reserve directly with each restaurant. Restaurant Week fills up.
  • $45

    Los Milics Vineyards Tasting RoomFirst year

    American · Downtown

    Los Milics Vineyards opened a downtown Tucson tasting room on Congress Street that highlights its estate-grown Arizona wines with reds, whites, bubbles, flights, cocktails and local beer by the glass or bottle. The space blends minimalist design with a relaxed, European vibe and sits among new bars and restaurants in the city core. The concise menu centers on seasonal and shareable dishes from castelvetrano olives, house-made foccacia and smoked carrots to a brisket burger, elote caesar and market fish. Desserts include panna cotta and Basque cheesecake, with daily service from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.

  • $45

    Rune WinesFirst year

    Small Bites · Elgin / Sonoita

    Award-winning wines and a view that can’t be beat! Rune Wines is Arizona's only off-grid solar-powered winery and tasting room. We're located in Sonoita, Arizona, just 1 hour from Tucson. Enjoy panoramic views, local Arizona wine, and our menu of small bites.

  • $25

    REVEL

    Wine bar · Downtown

    REVEL offers a cozy, European-inspired ambiance with dim lighting, rustic decor, and a striking black-and-white mural that adds an urban touch to the space. The intimate setting features comfortable seating arrangements, creating an inviting atmosphere perfect for unwinding or socializing with friends. They boasts an extensive selection of wines from around the world, complemented by hand-selected beers and carefully crafted meat and cheese boards. The knowledgeable and friendly staff are always ready to assist guests in exploring new varietals and pairings.

  • $25

    Sunshine Wine

    Small Bites · Downtown

    Sunshine Wine offers a cozy adobe bungalow environment with soft lighting, inviting guests to linger. A central bar anchors the space, surrounded by shelves stocked with unique bottles, making it easy to sip and shop. In the adjoining dining room, artwork and windows lend light to quiet tables tucked away for conversation. Outside, a lush patio with yellow umbrellas, herb gardens, and a firepit welcomes sunset sips and neighborhood hangs. Inside or outside, enjoy curated wines, draft cocktails, and local-centric food. Desserts like roasted wheat ice cream or sugar-preserved mulberry sherbet end the evening on a sweet note.

  • $35

    Postino

    Happy Hour · University & 4th Ave

    Postino blends a relaxed atmosphere with a passion for style, which is noticeable in the design, music, and menus. Known for its commitment to creating a fun experience, whether you're in the mood for a cozy spot to sip on a glass of wine or a vibrant setting for a special occasion, Postino invites you to savor their charm and the offerings that have made it a local favorite.

Where to stay

  • The Sonoita Inn

    Eighteen rooms in the heart of wine country, walkable to several tasting rooms: the realistic base for the drive out to Rune Wines.

  • Hotel Congress

    Staying in Tucson instead and treating Sonoita/Elgin as a day trip: the oldest room in town, right on the streetcar line and close to the rest 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.

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