Arizona

Dining in Tucson

5 posts · Oct 6, 1995 to Oct 15, 1995

CBailisAmerica Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)Oct 6, 1995

Cafe Terra Cotta in St. Philips Plaza on Campbell.  Bon Appetit!

PudCOMSATOct 10, 1995

CBailis wrote:
>Cafe Terra Cotta in St. Philips Plaza on Campbell.  Bon Appetit!

Yes, Yes, Yes :-).  have the garlic custard, it is to die for !

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jane W.Hewlett-Packard Fort Collins SiteOct 11, 1995

Someone wrote:
: Cafe Terra Cotta in St. Philips Plaza on Campbell.  Bon Appetit!

Terra Cotta is a great restaurant, but is really nouvelle southwestern cuisine. For more traditional Mexican, head to Cafe Poca Cosa (great salsa!!!). As for traditional Southwestern, I have no idea ...

Jane

Mary A.CompuServe, Inc. (1-800-689-0736)Oct 13, 1995

Was just in Tucson and really enjoyed Cafe Terra Cotta (sp??). Food was Southwest - and very good.  Plus it was a really comfortable place.  Good wines.  And affordable.  I would define it as moderate but in relation to the quality of food, I would say inexpensive.  It's located on the North side of town not far from the campus.  Sorry I don;t have more exact directions.

Mary in Seattle

CBailisAmerica Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)Oct 15, 1995

I stand corrected, and she's right.   Poco Cosa as authentic and terrific.
 I'd still rather eat at Terra Cotta though.
Carole