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Where to eat & drink at the Mercado District in 2026
The Mercado District sits at the westernmost stop of the Sun Link streetcar, about a mile from downtown. The district now spans four properties: the Spanish col

Your Visual Guide to Traditional Mexican Pastries at La Estrella Bakery
Living in Tucson means we’re lucky to be in close proximity to several authentic pan dulce options and panaderías. La Estrella Bakery is one of those, and possi

The Wall Street Journal Shines a Light on Tucson’s Food Scene
Recently, folks from The Wall Street Journal strolled around, listing out “Why Tucson Is the Desert Destination to Visit Now.”

30+ Restaurants & Bars That Have Opened in Tucson in 2024
It’s safe to say the industry has been bustling. Here are some of the new restaurants, bars, and other local spots that have opened.

Grand Opening for La Estrella Bakery’s New Downtown Location
La Estrella Bakery has set an official Grand Opening for its brand-new downtown location at 141 S. Stone Ave. #100.

La Estrella Bakery to Open a New Location in Downtown Tucson
La Estrella Bakery is preparing to open a fourth location here in Tucson and it’s coming to downtown sometime shortly. There still isn’t an exact opening date b

Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Honors Buendia, Barrio Bread & La Estrella Bakery
The Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce recently announced its honorees for this year’s Noche de Exitos & Bi-National Awards Gala.

Tucson Foodie’s 10 most popular articles of 2022
Every day, Tucson Foodie gets tons of readers and by the end of the year, we’ve run out of fingers to keep track. Luckily, we’ve got online tools to help […]

Foodie 15: Sweet guide to vegan pastries, chocolate & delicious desserts
Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian, dairy-free, or just searching for plant-based dessert options, this guide has you covered. Some of the choices on this list ma

Foodie 15: Guide to sweet spots for doughnuts (or donuts, whatever)
The first Friday of every June is National Doughnut Day, but you don’t need an excuse to embrace the selection of doughnuts in Tucson. Options range from the cl

35+ restaurants & food artisans get certified by the Tucson City of Gastronomy
The Tucson City of Gastronomy has selected its 2021 Certified Restaurants and the first representatives of the new categories of Certified Food Artisans and Bev

12 Sweet spots to celebrate National Doughnut Day 2020
National Doughnut Day arrives every year on the first Friday of June. In Tucson, you’ve got some sweet options. It doesn’t matter if you’re looking for somethin

Your Guide to 31 of Tucson’s Most Iconic Dishes
When you think of Tucson food, what comes to mind first? Not the best dish or what you think other people want to hear; something that has been around for […]

Tucson Gets New York Times Shout-Out for Food, Cycling and Aesthetics
Tucson continues to catch attention from the New York Times as a destination for food and drink. This time, the New York Times Travel posted an article on Thurs

Second Annual “Tucson 23: A Mexican Food Festival” June 17
What The Tucson 23: A Mexican Food Festival When 6 – 8:30 p.m. Saturday, June 17 Where JW Marriott Tucson Starr Pass Resort & Spa 3800 W. Starr Pass […]

Lucky Peach Publishes Guide to Mexican Breads & Pastries
Celebrity chef David Chang’s quarterly food magazine Lucky Peach recently published A Guide to the Breads of Mexico, which includes historical context, a list w

Eat & Explore: Mercado San Agustin
Looking for places to eat and things to do in Tucson? If you’re just visiting – or if you’ve lived in Tucson forever – there’s always more to explore. We’ve […]

Where to Prep for Exams, Ramen Not Included
Bad news, students. It’s November. That means final exams are fast approaching. If you’re interested in stepping out of the mold and eating more than noodle cup





