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Chef Alisah’s Restaurant closed after 17 years in business
[Editor’s note June 18, 2026: Chef Alisah’s Restaurant opened on Nov. 1, 2008 and permanently closed May 15, 2026, due to the namesake chef retiring. This artic

Explore Tucson’s culinary depth with ethnic dishes from 34 different countries
Tucson is more than Mexican food; the culinary cuisine benefits from influences and immigrants from around the world. You don’t need a passport to explore all t

Interactive Guide to 67 Northwest Tucson Restaurants, Bars & Cafes (MAP)
Looking for Northwest Tucson restaurants, bars, and cafes? Here’s our map with the intersection of Oracle Road and River Road being the southeastern-most point

39 restaurants offering a birthday freebie
For those who celebrate birthdays and like to take full advantage of the occasion by indulging in free desserts, and treats, you’ll want to save this list to re

Hidden Gems: 5 Best Kept Secret Restaurants in Tucson, Vol. 1
Writing this article presents a dilemma; I enjoy not having to wait in line for amazing food. However, these amazing restaurants deserve to have a line out the

Rocco’s, Chef Alisah’s ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ air dates announced
Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives confirmed Chef Alisah’s Restaurant and Rocco’s Little Chicago Pizzeria as part of the upcoming Tucson line-up. Her

Here’s what to eat at the restaurants Guy Fieri visited
While we’re happy for the restaurants that Guy Fieri recently visited, we fear the lines will be crazy once the show airs. Here’s what we recommend eating at ea

Guy Fieri spotted at a number of Tucson restaurants
Word around the street is, food personality Guy Fieri has been spotted in Tucson the past few days filming for his Food Network show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives

10 Tucson Restaurants to BYOB & Suggested Wine Pairings
Tucson folk like to drink without spending a fortune. (Who doesn’t?) Thankfully, Tucson’s BYOB (bring your own bottle) options aren’t particularly formal — this





