Restaurants in TUcson

Dave J. wrote:
> Any suggestions for restaurants in Tucson, Arizona??

Well known 'good' restaurants include: The Tack Room (4 star continental) Janos (innovative southwestern cuisine with stunning atmosphere) some other place at Campbell & Skyline (I don't remember its name but it has a great view; the cuisine was continental)

Other places to try (less expensive): Penelope's (french), Scordato's (italian) Sweetwater Cafe (southwestern/continental)

Fun places to eat (least expensive): Cafe Magritte (good for nighttime downtown type activity), Coffee Etc., Blue Willow

Dave J. wrote:
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> Any suggestions for restaurants in Tucson, Arizona??

Nouvelle/French/Continental:

      Janos
      San Remo
      Ventana Canyon
      Presidio Grill

      Terracotta - a cut below, but good

Mexican:

      Mi Nidito
      El Minuto

Sushi:

      Yamato

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Dave J. wrote:
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> Any suggestions for restaurants in Tucson, Arizona??

Well since Tucson has only 600,00 people and a variety of tastes here are some suggestions for restaurants us locals use.  If you want high priced food, there are plenty of trendy Japanese, Luxury resort/hotel restaurants that will be happy to take your money;remember this is snowbird season.

Mexican restaurants:

Michas/Mi Nidito/La Pariza Suilla

Steakhouses

Pinnacle Peak

Mexican Restaurant Additions.

El Adobe El Charro

Chinese

Gourmet of China

Indian(Continent)

New Delhi Palace

Italian

Caruso's Da Vinci's, Vince's

Hot Dogs

The Price Club

Continental

Any restaurant besides Caruso's on 4th Avenue

Pizza

Zachary's Pan Pizza

Road House

Gentle Ben's [Makes own beer and serves it]

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Dear Josephine:

I'd recommend Janos, a Southwest restaurant owned by chef Janos Wilder and his wife Rebecca, which opened on Halloween in 1983!

Bon Appetit!
Karen Page
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