I'd been hearing about this place for some time, and finally decided to go. The patrons are very…read morefriendly, outgoing, and actually decent karaoke singers! It's a real Cheers kind of bar.

This is a very nice lounge restaurant good food & service attached to the best restaurant in Green…read moreValley. Fast service, good food, pleasant employees. A consistently good restaurant for many years.

Very small art fair that takes place at the main park on the lawn. Think 1/15th the size of…read moreTucson's 4th Ave Street Fair (25 vendors vs 400+). There's music, a couple of food trucks, performances, and of course artists. Parking is a challenge, but otherwise it's a safe, enjoyable venue, both kid and pet friendly. Bricks & mortar public restrooms and drinking fountain are both on hand.

We got down here a little late, but the food, wine and tequila samples were really good. From the…read morelook of it I didn't think there be enough, I was wrong. I am very full. It's always nice to try some local restaurant's samples that we've never been to. Everybody's food was really good. I think everybody should really try and go next year.

The faculty and students at Studio One amaze me every year, not only with their award-winning…read morechoreography and technique, the professionalism and pride they take in everything they do, or the hundreds of trophies they've acquired over the decade they're been serving Tucson, but with the quality and character of the people - from the faculty, to the students, and the parents, this is the best dance studio in Arizona.

I signed my toddlers up for a 2-3 year old dance class. The owner Rachael, was their teacher…read more During the third class Baby A would not leave the open bathroom (the bathroom is in the dance studio itself, not the lobby and class had started), and Rachael came to me visibly shaking with anger to tell me That baby A wouldn't "leave the restroom." I go and discover that she needed her diaper changed, I do so and baby a goes back to join her class. I do NOT expect the dance teacher to change her. My other daughter (baby b) was more nervous about leaving me and would participate in about a third of each of their three lessons. On ONE instance Baby B had a meltdown because she wanted me to go in with her, and I would not. This caused Baby A to be concerned about her twin and she came out of the studio to check on her. Rachael was upset by this and physically removed Baby A from class. Rachael did not do this with any of the Other children there who also went in and out frequently because they too, are toddlers. At the end the teacher decided my Girls needed PRIVATE lessons. I felt pressured. I had already paid nearly $400 to this studio for Recital fees, costume fees, and two months worth of class lessons, and we had only taken 3 classes at this point. The set day next week for the private lesson came and Rachael did not show up. I knocked. I called. I emailed. No answer. When someone else opened the studio for a different class- I left a note. In all of these instances of attempted communication I asked Rachael, the owner, to contact me asap and she never did. So next week I show up for our normal class lesson time which was on Thursday. There are many new kids present. I walk into the studio where she is sitting on the floor and say "Hi Rachael, We were supposed to have a private lesson with you last Friday as arranged, and no one was here." She says "Oh, yeah, I know. I thought it was tomorrow." I say "Why didn't you call me?" Rachael says "Well, I got your messages but I am super busy with class schedules during the week and I wanted to talk to you in person." I told her that A phone call would have gone a long way. She stared at me and shrugged. I then asked "So, What is our recourse? I don't think private lessons are appropriate for 2 year olds." She then agreed to let them have that day in class to "See how they do." Since my kids were super excited and we were there- I agreed. Baby A went into class and was much more well behaved then other 2.5 year olds in class who had to have their moms continuously stick their heads in for correction. Baby B wanted to sit by me, and did so with Minimal fuss. Then they switched to doing tumbling and baby b went in when everyone else Did on her own. I followed just to the glass door so I could watch. All of the kids were lined up sitting at the mirror but Because baby B had never done the tumbling part before she did not know to go sit with them. I was watching and listening and Rachael did not once tell baby B to sit down with the others and wait her turn. So Rachael then picks up Baby B and puts her outside the (glass) studio door into the lobby. Baby b has been kicked out of class and is sobbing. Baby B is upset because she hadn't done anything wrong, she did not KNOW what was expected of her by Rachael. Less than a minute later Rachael is removing Baby A and physically putting her outside the studio door as well. Baby A starts melting down, sobbing, telling me "I good, I not trouble, I want dance class." I instantly demand a refund, Rachael's mother starts saying she will give me one. She then tries to tell Me Rachael did NOT tell me that she purposefully didn't contact me. I refuted that and threatened legal action if my money wasn't refunded asap. I had to carry my sobbing, Broken hearted children out to the car. Baby A still wailing about how "me good! I no trouble. Please momma dance class." Over and over. It is not something I will soon forget. I am a professional musician, music teacher, actress, and (while not a professional ballerina) I have actually taken classes myself for nearly 20 years. The treatment my children suffered under this studio is reprehensible and completely unprofessional. I'm sorry I let my kids stay there for as long as I did. Clearly Rachael was overwhelmed and didn't want to teach my children. But Instead of simply saying that she led me on this ridiculous chase and treated my children as second best. Had she simply told me that she didn't think we were a good fit with her studio, I would have respected her decision and taken them elsewhere. I did get my refund for the second month of classes, the recital fees, and costumes via certified mail within days. They did immediately take down any photos of my children on their social media platforms when requested. My children have had zero complaints from their preschool about their behavior.

I don't go see movies often, but I appreciate a clean, comfortable theater when I do. I also…read moreappreciated the audio and video quality. And finally, I liked the rocker chair (recliners are also an option) which was very comfortable.

The staff is nice but the place feels like it needs cleaning. I wish they had ushers or other staff…read morechecking for crying babies and phone usage, it would be nice. The condiment station is always dirty and the restrooms need a deep clean. I worry about the seats so I never wear shorts there. They need to power wash the concrete out front. It rained on our way in and I slipped a couple of times. Be careful!

I went to see a 730p showing but I was early. When I went in the previous showtime was wrapping…read moreup/ending and I didn't want spoilers. The gentleman (could have been manager, I'm not sure) saw me coming out and asked if everything was ok (with genuine concern) I told him my movie was ending and I'm gonna wait for my showtime. He was getting ready to start the same movie with earlier start time and allowed me to just go into that theatre instead of waiting 30 min for my movie start time. I really appreciated how kind he was to me. The theater was comfortable and clean. The concession lady was also very kind and patient as I figured out what I wanted to get. I'd definitely return. I was looking for the gentleman when movie ended to get his name but I didn't see him. I would've definitely given him a shout out by name.

Just got turned away by the manager for having a backpack. I…read moredidn't want to leave it in the car. For a struggling cinema, not allowing backpacks (or at least asking for a search) doesn't make sense. Lots of high school students in the area too. Shouldn't be surprised as two customers were being ushered out of the cinema as I arrived. They seemed confused about their own situation. Guess I'll be heading into Tucson for future screenings. Thanks.

What, what, what?…read more Seriously, stop reading this review and go to Brindi's immediately! Wow... We had the sampler platter, which was yum and then some. Crazy delicious Baba ghanoush. (I will share some of the completely pretentious, but true comments circulating at our table.) "I haven't had eggplant this good since Santorini." And the mushrooms. "Diners in Istanbul would be jealous of this dish. I had amazing mushrooms at that fab little place near the Blue Mosque, but these are now my fave stuffed mushrooms in the world." Yeah , Snowbirds, the chicken kebab is healthy and flavorful, but, "The lamb will transport your taste buds." Our desert was a Dubai delight. "The only thing that would make this dish more delightful and decadent would be to dust it with flakes of 24 carat gold." Oh, and the staff is AMAZING We discussed climbing over the fence and pitching a tent in their garden on the way home. Fellow Foodies, Brindi's puts Green Valley on the current gastronomical map of Southern AZ. P.S. Dear Brindi's, have you thought about adding a few weekend brunch items?

Stopped in for lunch one afternoon while in town. A small eatery, with a small interior dining…read morespace with a large outdoor area. It was a nice sunny afternoon so we sat in the outside seating area table with and umbella, a friendly and kind staff. A concise menu, thats very navigable with traditional mediterrean and turkish dishes. Started with the fresh hummus and bread, it was very good and a solid start to our afternoon. The the lamb kebabs seemd in order for lunch, served off skewer in a cast iron skillet, it was good and rich flavors but the lamb was a little tough. Overcooked most likely. The side salad was fresh and well made. The entire staff and owners are kind and gracious, and took good care of us 3.5 Stars rounded up for the kind staff 01159

Really shocked at how well presented this museum is…read more Kind of tucked away off Park, this 70,000 sf has the largest collection of Ford Model A's that i have seen, fire trucks, tractors and some gorgeous modern cars as well. Definitely leans to American models, specializing in Ford. Currently open 3 days a week...closes at 5 pm. Ill go back.

Fascinating place. Very large variety of glamorous, personal luxury vehicles, delivery vans, Coca…read moreCola trucks, a hearse, emergency vehicles, fire trucks, Army vehicles, old fashioned snowmobiles going back to the EARLY 1900s! There were a bunch of Model Ts, restored AND in the process of being restored. A labour of love. The site is very large, well-managed and they provide free cold bottled water - and as you need/require. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit here! Hope my pics capture this trip back in time.