Arizona

Tucson

5 posts · Jan 14, 1997 to Aug 16, 1999

CBailisJan 14, 1997

Terra Cotta is terrific.  If you want to go for bigger bucks, try Janos. My favorite Tuscon restaurant however, is Bocata, upscale Italian.  It's in a shopping center at River Road (I think) & Greysomething or other. We've never been disappointed there.  Another good one is the Presidio Grill.  Enjoy.

Carole

Jim B.Consortium for Int'l DevelopmentJan 14, 1997

CBailis wrote:
>From: [email removed] (CBailis)
>Subject: Re: Tucson
>Date: 14 Jan 1997 16:07:13 GMT
>Terra Cotta is terrific.  If you want to go for bigger bucks, try Janos.
>My favorite Tuscon restaurant however, is Bocata, upscale Italian.  It's
>in a shopping center at River Road (I think) & Greysomething or other.
>We've never been disappointed there.  Another good one is the Presidio
>Grill.  Enjoy.
>Carole
Bocata is in the shopping center at River Road & CRAYCROFT.  Another restaurant getting raves is called The Kingfisher, on Grant Road.  There are a lot of good food choices here. Jim Bird

PudEarthlink Network, Inc.Jan 21, 1997

The terra cotta cafe is great.  Get the garlic custard!  IT's a great appetizer, if you like garlic that is :-).

Andrea G.Express Access Online Communications, Greenbelt, MD USAMar 18, 1997

Someone wrote:
: We're off toTucson on the 24th of March. Any hints about good, not : expensive restaurants for lunch and dinner? We'll be there Monday night, : and Tues/Wed. Lv. Thurs. : : Muchas gracias, amigos. : : Steve Rosenzweig

My favorite place in Tucson is La Parilla Suisa (sp?).  I haven't been in Tucson for about a year, but I have a several friends there who tell me this restaurant is still there and still good.  It's inexpensive and has great food.  Sonoran and Mexico City style cooking I believe, though I'm not an expert on Mexican cooking.

Enjoy,
Andrea

ElGreeneAug 16, 1999

>Where do we eat here?  Money is not an issue?

If $$ is no issue, the Tack Room or at the Ventana Resort.