First of all, I was surprised the pricing of the food was pretty reasonable considering this is a…read moreprivate membership club. Yet the service felt like a five-star hotel. I ordered avocado toast and added fried egg on it. I was a little disappointed that avocado was more like a spread instead of chunks, but it tasted pretty good. I'm not so much over football girl but the view from this place is nice.

Fantastic servers and the food is absolutely amazing! I had the Arizona Bowl with chicken and it…read morewas so good: warm and hearty, perfectly fitting for a rainy chilly day in Tucson. I also tried the nacho appetizer and it was so delicious with the perfect mix of flavors and top notch guacamole.

This place is the funkiest travel back in time you will ever find. We visit every time we're in…read moreTucson. You pull up in the parking lot and the building does look like some sort of shelter. It ain't pretty.... When you walk through the front door, you're greeted by the scents of stale cigarette smoke and Fabuloso. The decor is something out of the mid 60's. It's a very fun, unpretentious place. Good service, fun drinks and a great escape from our crazy world. Check it out!

There aren't many places in Midtown with this level of dedication to looking retro. The Shelter is…read moreheavy on mid-20th century design, with an interior completely dedicated to JFK memorabilia. It's kitsch and offbeat, maybe even offputting if you think too hard about the legacy of that family, but it's anything but boring. What I love: They're big on doing their own infusions. You absolutely must try Pam's Spicy Lemonade--Hornitos with thai chili and mint. I've also had coffee-infused liquors here before that you'll rarely find anywhere else. I'm not a smoker, but I get stoked for their enclosed smoking patio with a couple old arcade cabinets (I like Centipede!) What I like: There are like, really cheap simple cocktails with the creativity to make some unappealing, bottom shelf liquors taste palatable. Those aren't my usuals, but I'm always intrigued. I will shamelessly have a couple $3 High Lifes. There's only one big bar in the center of the lobby, but service is generally fast. It's dimly lit and can be tightly packed, but you'll still have fun. Good for date night or groups of four or less. No food, but once in a blue moon you'll find a truck parked out front. Overall, a solid Tucson staple.

Came here to try their second Sunday brunch. It was good but not great. For $55/person we expected…read moremore. The decor inside looked like it was set back in the 80's with no updates at all. It does have a fabulous view of the city tho. Server was very friendly. But at least we know now & probably won't rush back.

Gorgeous view! Great and friendly service throughout. Course is narrow and challenging. Food was…read moregood. While a bit older, this club is a hidden Gem in Tucson in my opinion. Forget La Paloma with all the "hotel" crowds overrunning the place. If you are looking for a "private" club in the Foothills,, this place checks the boxes. Bonus - it is behind a staffed gate - so it is not "overrun" by non-members like La Paloma. We love this place.

I really come here for the fishbowls. A Tucson staple with great vibes on their busy nights. Pool…read moretables, indoor /outdoor spaces, shuffle board, and big drinks you can't ask for much more

No way there's no other local dj's to give a chance. Get rid of this dude, killing the vibe and…read morebusiness. Countless other reviews disappointed by the DJ, find someone else!

If you are reading this right now, you are either 18 19 or 20, or plan on going here with someone…read more18 19 or 20...............But anyways.... Ever had flashbacks and whined about how "great" high school was and how horrible the real world is for you? Did you graduate between 1998 and 2008? Then this place is for YOU! Jam packed with fat 18 year old girls, a fake DJ who has iTunes do all the work for him, 115F inside temperature, and overpriced beverages! This place will not only empty your wallet but make you feel 18 again!.......... First of all, i know it's Arizona/Tucson/Desert... etc but this place is so cheap they don't have ANY circulation or AC. I was suffocating just sitting down for 5 minutes. I can't imagine those people that dance for 5 hours nonstop. The drinks are way overpriced, alcoholic and non alcoholic... I actually told my friend that I regretted not chugging a gallon of water prior to entering the club. You should be hydrated prior to or while in here if not you will pass out, no joke. Next, if you are going to meet or socialize with girls. Don't even BOTHER. this place is full of cliques, the "girls night out" groups, and conceited fat 18 year old hipsters. Oh man... if any girl wants a quick ego boost this is the place for that. AGAIN. If arrogant teenage girls is your scene then be my guest... this is NOT a place to meet or talk to women. Me and my (20 year old :/) friend got a good laugh out of guys trying to approach girls and the girls simply walking away LOL. The music/DJ, I LOL'd when some loser with shorts and a shirt (that Zack Morris would have worn in Saved by the bell 20 years old) came out and started dancing. I was like wait.... isn't a DJ supposed to uh.... DJ!? Nope, not here. I could have swore he had an iTunes playlist coordinating the entire thing. This club is dead until about 11:30pm, so if you plan on showing up any earlier you will see an empty dance floor with a couple of losers trying to dance like MC Hammer. In conclusion, the only reason I unfortunately had to suffer here was to accompany an almost 21 year old friend on a Friday night. I know that this place plays metal shows so if I ever come back here... it will only be to see metal shows. I couldn't imagine being a ANYONE being a regular here... lol

Had a fun time watching the roller derby with friends and 87 yr old mom. Friendly folks when I…read morepurchased the tickets and they even recommended where to sit.

The Tucson Roller Derby league is amazing. I went to the double header on November 19th, and even…read morethough they had a last minute venue change from the Bookman's Event Center to the Pima County Fairgrounds, the bout was still well attended by the loyal TRD fans. That night featured bouts between the TRD Cooper Queens vs. Dirty Verde and TRD's Furious Truckstop Waitresses vs. The Surly Gurlies. The first bout was a blow out but the second bout was fierce and the jammer for the Surly Gurlies was ejected, which is uncommon. I will be supporting the TRD from now on. They did have beer, coffee, and cocoa for sale. But the one downside was they only served Bud or Bud Light. I hope when I see them play at Bookman's there might be more choices.

Unexpectedly came across this place while shopping at Green Things. The sign out front stated they…read moreoffer riding lessons and a petting zoo. When I called to inquire, Tess, explained the many programs they offered along with a toddler friendly animal farm section. They had a section of bunny rabbits, chickens, ducks, mini horses, sheep and goats to pet and feed- toddler loved this part. Hours are from 7-11am then 4-6 pm during the winter months. Shocked to see this place was not on TripAdvisor's top things to do with toddlers while in Tucson...would highly recommend.

We held my daughter's 6th birthday party at TRAK and will consider more parties in the future…read more While I knew TRAK would provide staff to monitor the petting zoo area, what I didn't realize was there would be 5 people ready and eager to unload our cars and help set up the decorations. There was a gentleman who is in charge of the parties (I can't believe I forgot his name ‍), and his party assistants, Allie, Lillie, Tess and Abigail. Our party ran smoothly and the kids (plus their parents) all had a wonderful time. The kids utilized the petting zoo the entire party, played corn hole (provided by TRAK) and got the opportunity to ride a full-sized horse. The handlers even let the parents have a ride, which was a nice surprise that was very much appreciated. Thank you, TRAK team!

My church had an anniversary here which is really great the food was nice the staff was very…read morefriendly made us feel very comfortable. The room that my church rented out was one that is used by a lot of people who have wedding ceremonies there, so they had a stage which was perfect since the youth department put on a nice production. The only downfall is the location it's pretty far from our church but it was well worth the drive up I'd recommend it to anyone

description should note that restaurant and facilties not open to public, so someone like me does…read morenot go there to get a meal. We had golfed at the Preserve and saw this on google maps as a restaurant. The cover photo and review looks like restaurant over at Mountainview, unless you all have the same overhead lights. I noticed them because they are very striking. We ended up there for a meal. So tiffany review and description are inaccurate

I had dinner here with a friend before seeing a show at the Fox Theatre. It was Friday at 6 p.m…read more and not crowded. I ordered the Camaron a la Diabla entree, which came with rice, beans, salad, and corn tortillas. The main dish was essentially a soup, but I had to ask for a spoon. The rice and beans came without salsa and the salad without dressing. But when I asked for those things, they came promptly, including a generous portion of salsa. (The only salad dressing they had was ranch.) The food was good but pricy; my bill came to $27.41 including tax and tip, and that was without any drink, appetizer or dessert.

I don't know it a beautiful place to come n have drinks chips n sala was good n we returned the…read more Tiradoto de rib eye plate. It was not very good , for being rib eye it was really tuff to eat . Just had a sliver n it was worse that chuck steak. We ate chip n salsa n it took forever to get 3 chicken tacos Dorados . How long do they take to cook . So we closed our account n left to go eat . Too bad , they had great music playing . Manager / Bart came to apologize for the good . N was trying to to get us different food , but we left elsewhere

It's like a little slice of Scottsdale in Downtown Tucson!…read more This means good and bad things, but overall I like this as an upbeat brunch spot, even if it's not my cup of tea as a nightclub. The patio is legit. It's equipped with games, a bit of space to walk around and socialize, and in the heat, plenty of fans and shade. The music is trendy and loud. Annoyingly loud, for the average person. I love it! The food is good for standard bar stuff, but the brunch menu is a bit sloppy. The breakfast sandwich has bacon AND sausage, eggs, pepperjack, and *guacamole* on a *croissant*. It does not hold up well on such delicate bread, and there's way too much going on here. Maybe stick with a plain ol' bacon egg and cheese? My friend got chicken and waffles--the waffle was so overcooked it was rock hard. The chicken seemed to be plain 'ol Tyson tenders from the frozen aisle at Walmart. Not asking for anything super fancy, but they really don't care about the grub. Just vibes. And the mimosas? Oh don't get me started on the mimosas. I don't have them that often but I know these are the weakest around. No wonder they strongly encourage you to just order mimosa towers instead. The cocktails are forgettable as well, if you ever go for those. So the drinks here are nothing to get excited over, and neither is the food. But it's still a really fun space that you can easily enjoy as a group. While it doesn't come remotely close to living up to the other Arizona location, it's still a solid suggestion for fun times with your squad.

Fun place minus you can't sit near the bar since they turned the only few booths into bottle…read moreservice like it's some club lol. Most fun we had was outside dancing and cocktails were good