Barrio Food & Drink

Bat Cave Café

The in-park option serves up freshly baked pizzas, including a “Southern Arizona” version with roasted... More

Café Poca Cosa

Suzana Davila, who runs the nouvelle-Mexican Café Poca Cosa, constantly updates her chalkboard menu—look for... More

Cafe Roka

The nouveau (but unpretentious) American cuisine is some of the best in town; try the... More

Cow Palace

John Wayne ate here, so a meal is obligatory for all True Grit fans. Keep... More

Cup Café

Whether it’s sausage and biscuits or “eggs & gunpowder,” breakfast at the Hotel Congress is... More

Dish, Tucson

On Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, the bar offers a special: mussels and a glass of... More

El Charro Café, The Original

Sample a burrito filled with carne seca (air-dried beef) at this original location. ... More

El Corral Restaurant

Head into the foothills for killer barbecued ribs.... More

Grill at Hacienda del Sol

Muscovy duck and short ribs with Yorkshire pudding are a few of the old-world favorite.... More

Janos

The soulful cuisine (think crisp duckling served on beluga lentils with house-made loquat marmalade) from... More

Jonathan’s Cork

Cure a serious iron deficiency with a thick cut of steak, ostrich, bison, or the... More

Longhorn Restaurant

You’ll find good hearty barbecue and smoked pork—plus plenty of old-timey atmosphere—at the town’s oldest... More

Manzanares Street Coffeehouse

The surprisingly good Manzanares Street Coffeehouse sits across from the chamber of commerce, where a... More

Mariscos Chihuahua

Sit at the counter for a beer and the spicy, lemony Seven Seafood Stew.... More

Martíns

Pie-O-Neer Café

This Pie Town establishment sells butterscotch, dutch apple crumb, New Mexico apple, cherry, peach, blueberry,... More

St. Mary's

Once you taste it, it’s difficult not to obsess over the house-made tres leches cake.... More

Taquería Juanitos

Taqueria Pico de Gallo

The kitchen churns out authentic Mexican dishes like carne asada tacos, tangy ceviche, and creamy... More