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Kazoku Sushi and Japanese Cuisine

4210 E. Speedway Blvd. East side

777-6249

Sushi and Japanese

The sushi and other offerings at Kazoku will delight your taste buds, and the d?cor is beautiful. The lack of an all-you-can-eat option means you should bring a loaded wallet. (1-14-10)

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Kingfisher Bar and Grill

2564 E. Grant Road. Central

323-7739

Seafood, Bar

This venue's strength is the creative talent of its kitchen and innovative renditions from the American regional repertoire. The late-night bar menu is deservedly popular. Award-winning wine selections. (3-27-03)

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Kon Tiki

4625 E. Broadway Blvd. East side

323-7193

Bar, Americana, Best Of

This tiki lounge has been around since 1963, largely due to the famous cold, fruity and lethal drinks. Appetizers are a consistent hit, while lunch and dinner entrées are hit or miss. Don’t miss out on the happy-hour appetizer and drink specials. (7-2-09)

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Korea House

4030 E. Speedway Blvd. East side

325-4377

Korean, Menu

Bulgoki of fire and flavor, and mouth-watering grilled beef ribs, Korean-style. Good noodle soups, also.
La Rosa Arts Center

800 N Country Club Rd Central

520-222-9833

Bar, Music Venues, Concert Hall, Patio Dining, Wheelchair Access

La Rosa Arts Center is dedicated to enriching Tucson's cultural landscape by providing an inspiring, versatile venue that celebrates artistic diversity, and fosters community engagement.
Leo's Mexican Restaurant

5114 E. Speedway Blvd. East side

325-9180

Mexican

Leo’s may be one of the city’s best-kept secrets. You’ll find such delicious standards as cheese enchiladas, flautas and burros, along with treats like mole and fish tacos. There are vegetarian specialties and a kids’ menu as well. The house margarita also is a winner. Finish off your meal with those airy puffs of fried dough: sopapillas. (11-22-07)

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Lindy's on Fourth

431 N. Fourth Ave. Downtown / 4th Ave / University

207-2384

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Jonesing for a burger? Want it hot and juicy—and maybe a little kinky? Then hop on down to Lindy’s, where you’ll find the most creative burger menu in the city. There are house-specialty burgers like the AZ Hooligan, with six half-pound patties topped with lots of cheese and Lindy’s sauce. Those with normal appetites can enjoy juicy burgers with toppings ranging from the traditional to the offbeat (peanut butter, anyone?). Vegetarians can choose from two veggie patties that can be topped in any way. (4-17-08)

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Little Mexico Steakhouse

2851 W. Valencia Road. South Tucson

578-8852

Steakhouse

Little Mexico Steakhouse is great for steaks and shrimp entr?es. The steaks have an interesting, smoky flavor, and portions are huge. The Mexican fare tends to be unimaginative, though. (9-17-09) $$-$$$

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Macayo's

7040 E. Broadway Blvd. East side

722-8090

Mexican, Menu

YUM Dining Guide
Mama Louisa's Italian Restaurant

2041 S. Craycroft Road. Southeast

790-4702

Italian

It's hard to find anything wrong with Mama Louisa's, a Tucson treasure since 1956. The food's amazing; the service is superb; the prices are reasonable. There's a large menu for both lunch and dinner, with plenty of vegetarian options. Try Joe's Special; it's the signature dish for a reason. (3-20-03)

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Maynards Market and Kitchen

400 N. Toole Ave. Downtown / 4th Ave / University

545-0577

Americana

Fresh, flavorful dishes in a kitsch-free train atmosphere make this a leading downtown dining destination. There's also seating for deli food in the adjacent convenience market, but the main dining room and dignified bar are the real draws. (7-16-09)

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Mays Counter Chicken and Waffles

2945 E. Speedway Blvd. Central

327-2421

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Mays Counter offers Southern-style eats in a spot that could be described as collegiate sports-bar chic. The fried chicken is juicy, fresh and about 1,000 times better than the stuff you’ll get at a chain joint. The service is friendly; the prices are reasonable; and the waffle skins starter is one of the tastiest appetizers around. (12-23-10)

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The Melting Pot

7395 N. La Cholla Blvd., No. 109 (Foothills Mall). Northwest

575-6358

Americana

Fondue is in style again at The Melting Pot, a national chain. An upscale atmosphere and an expansive wine list combine with the cheese fondues, salads and cook-it-yourself meats and seafoods for a delicious, if high-priced, dinner. Save room for the delightful chocolate fondue for dessert. (1-29-04)
Micha's

2908 S. Fourth Ave. South Tucson

623-5307

Mexican

One of the perennial favorites among local Mexican food aficionados. The chorizos are made on site, and the chimis are crisp and full.

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Michelangelo Ristorante Italiano

420 W. Magee Road. Northwest

297-5775

Italian, Menu

A popular northwest side venue, Michelangelo's is sure to please if you temper your expectations with a note of realism--that note being this is Tucson, and good, authentic Italian fare is very hard to find. (5-2-02)
Midtown Bar and Grill

4915 E. Speedway Blvd. East side

327-2011

Sports Bar, Bar

Visit this place for the abundant TV screens on game days, and very good burgers; the rest of the menu is not bad, but rather undistinguished. (2-12-09)

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Monsoons Tap & Grill

6781 N. Thornydale Road. Northwest

219-0301

Brew Pubs

People on the northwest side have a great place to enjoy some of the best beers the state of Arizona has to offer. And because folks don’t live by beer alone, there’s plenty of pub grub to enjoy. The nachos are immense and the chili rocks. There’s something for everyone at this family-friendly spot. And the patio looks like a great place to seek relief from the daily grind. (1-16-14)

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Monterey Court Studio Galleries and Café

505 W. Miracle Mile. Central

207-2429

Cafes and Bistros

Monterey Court Café is one big step in the right direction toward reclaiming the glitz and glamour of the 1930s and ’40s in the Miracle Mile neighborhood. Built as a motel in 1938, Monterey Court is now a collection of galleries and artisan shops. The café is a wonderful addition, serving fresh, delicious food and local brews at affordable prices. Service is warm and friendly. Definitely try the guacamole. (9-20-12)

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Mr. An's Teppan Steak and Sushi

6091 N. Oracle Road. Northwest

797-0888

Sushi and Japanese

There’s fire! There’s fish! There’s fun! All brought to you by Tucson’s hospitality icon, Mr. An. The teppan side of the menu offers all the usual goodies prepared by some of the friendliest teppan chefs in town. You can get regular sushi items as well. But then there are the house specialties like the Mango Crunch or the Summerhaven or even the improbable Bleu Panda. Any way you choose, this is a great choice for a fun family night out or a special occasion. (8-26-10)

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Native Grill & Wings

8225 N. Courtney Page Way, No. 115., Marana Northwest

744-7200

Americana

Also at 3100 E. Speedway Blvd. (325-3489). With wings, pizza, hoagies, spaghetti, calzones, stromboli, hot dogs and burgers, Native New Yorker seemingly has it all. This chain sits right in the heart of all that's happening in Marana, yet it stands out from the other chain joints nearby. It's a great place to meet friends, watch a game or bring the family. The wings come in flavors from the traditional buffalo-style to strawberry to asiago-parmesan. (10-2-08)

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New Delhi Palace

6751 E. Broadway Blvd. East side

296-8585

Indian

New Delhi Palace is a great eastside spot for a quick, inexpensive and tasty Indian lunch buffet?as long as you?re not looking for super-spicy fare. Dinner is served fast and with a smile, and the menu offers an extensive selection of authentic and tasty Indian appetizers, entr?es and desserts, as well as a great international beer selection. (11-4-10)

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No Anchovies

870 E. University Blvd. Downtown / 4th Ave / University

623-3333

Pizza

Gourmet pizzas find dizzying combinations of fresh and unusual ingredients. Catering to signature creations or simply celebrating pizza, No Anchovies puts a new spin on the old pie. (8-2-01)

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Noble Hops Gastropub

1335 W. Lambert Lane., Oro Valley Northwest

797-4677

Brew Pubs

Noble Hops Gastropub is bringing beer to Oro Valley with class. A plethora of gourmet entrées, presented without pretention, will entice your palate, and the selection of more than 100 beers will keep you coming back to try something new. The view from the patio is spectacular, and the chic, modern décor makes Noble Hops a perfect place for a cozy romantic evening, or a fun spot to meet up with friends. (9-1-11)

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NoRTH

2995 E. Skyline Drive. Northwest

299-1600

Italian

La Encantada has itself a gem in NoRTH, brought to you to the folks behind Wildflower and Zinburger. The pastas, fish and pizzas are all tasty, if a bit pricey, but the view pushes NoRTH over the top. (2-26-04)

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North Italian Farmhouse

2995 E. Skyline Drive. Northeast

299-1600

Italian

Some might say this foothills eatery is noisy, but that just adds to the hip vibe. Meant to evoke the Italian farm country, the food here hits all the right spots. Part of the excitement is the work station that plays a central role in the décor and prep. A huge meat slicer cuts the spicy sausages and such paper thin. A pasta machine cranks out fresh tagliatelle and other noodles. The pizzas are unique and pretty, and the panini are crispy and full of flavor. This is a great spot to meet friends for a nosh and a glass of wine, but it’s also quite romantic in a big city, sexy kind of way. (1-10-13)

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