Arizona

Where to eat in Tucson?

4 posts · Jul 20, 1995 to Jul 24, 1995

CBailisAmerica Online, Inc. (1-800-827-6364)Jul 20, 1995

1.  Bocatta  (on Country Club, I think.  It's terrific...in a shopping plaza)
2.  Presidio Grill  (on Speedway, next to Reay's Market)
3.  Cafe Terra Cotta (in St. Philip's Plaza)
4.  Go to Reay's Market in the Foothills for a wonderful food shopping experience.  Expensive, but a treat.  The Reay's on Speedway is devoted more to health food & doesn't have a large a variety as the one in the foothills.
5.  For a nice bed & breakfast with an excellent location try La Posada del Sol.  It's on Campbell, corner of Elm.  We've stayed there many times.

Mary F.COMSATJul 20, 1995

RichDon wrote:
>Can you recommend good restaurants in Tucson, Arizona?
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>thanx,
>Rich
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The Terra Cotta Cafe.  It is wonderful.  Very creative food.  South west flair, and well done.  Was also featured in the "Great Chefs of the West" cooking series.  have the garlic custard.  It was casual dress, but fantastic food !!!

mary f.

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Nancy H.The MITRE Corp.Jul 21, 1995

My FAVORITE is the Cafe Terra Cotta.  Great updated Southwester cuisine.

RichDon wrote:
>Can you recommend good restaurants in Tucson, Arizona?

jane W.Hewlett-Packard Fort Collins SiteJul 24, 1995

For good, cheap Sonoran style food, try Sanchez Burrito Co. (Great green corn tamales). For huge, thin Sonoran style flour tortillas, try St. Mary's. Korea House has pretty good Korean food. For breakfast, try Ghini's (very crowded on weekends, though). Cafe Terra Cotta and Cafe Poca Cosa are both wonderful. For fresh lemonade on a hot day, head to the Sausage Deli (or head to eegee's for a frozen slush).

Jane