I think, overall, this is an okay hotel bar, but emphasizing on hotel bar. Here's the good - The…read morefood menu is vast and is impressive, the staff seem to be friendly, and it's a nicely styled design with indoor and outdoor dining space, but, and pivoting to the not so great, during my stay, the staff appeared low energy and eager to give you your check. What I mean here is, the service was satisfactory, but I'm not inclined to stay or hang out - the vibe was more of a silent encouragement to move along. Be aware for travelers, according to Arizona state law, you cannot bring any outside purchased alcoholic beverage in the gazebo, patio, or in the pool area. The staff stated you cannot bring any beverage they sold you on this property into the pool area either, which conflicted with signage. Overall, I'd describe the few times I visited during my stay as, "so-so" or "fine, but would rather find somewhere else."

At first glance The Glowbal restaurant at the Sheraton Tucson, a Marriott asset, appears to be very…read moremuch like any other generic duplication of usual, ubiquitous and very basic standardized and extremely ultra-modern hotel restaurants. With its common tables and chairs, drab décor, universal motifs, morning breakfast commonalities, the open huge windows to view parts of the property, and the comings and goings of the welcoming staff hustling back and forth devotedly and courteously helping customers out. But there is a big but! A but that thoroughly surprised me. First, a close look at the restaurant's menu is a little surprising. They offer an array of international-style dishes that is most uncommon to hotel eateries and although not a huge menu by any means the offerings we tried during our stay were well prepared, professionally displayed, very, very well-done facsimiles of more authentic possibilities elsewhere - and most importantly, tasty. From their American Classic Shrimp Cocktail to Middle Eastern style Falafel Appetizer, to their Seafood Tacos or the Bronx Pastrami and the Border Burger to the Calypso Salmon shows the kitchen's skill and impetus of putting out an amazingly different yet appetizing gastronomic ensemble. Kudos to the management, staff and cooks behind the scenes for offering such an array of goodies, heretofore almost unseen or experienced at most hotels.

Lots of fun!! Small dance floor but that's to be expected in Tucson. Drinks are great! Good service…read moreand music!

Tiny, tiny dance floor. 3 bars (2 beers only) end up giving pretty good drink service. Some…read morebooths to sit in near the larger bar. Music can vary depending on who's there.

Lorenzo was amazingly and helpful.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!read more

The atmosphere is friendly, the staff are welcoming and ms importantly the food is AMAZING. The…read moresalsa is addicting, the habenero taco was packed with flavor and El pastor tacos are everything you desire when it comes to taste. Martha was amazing and everything was absolutely perfect! I would recommend this to anyone who wants to leave with a belly full and tastebuds satisfied!

Came with two friends, had a reservation. Originally for 2 but called and updated it to 3. I spoke…read moreto a woman named Avery. When we arrived, the host said our reservation was pushed back and was still for 2.... Which was odd. I ordered a plain margarita light on the simple syrup. DELICIOUS. I would come back for happy hr. I ordered the hotdog and wanted the bun toasted on the grill. Bun came steamed even tho I emphasized wanted it grilled on the open side. Hotdog also came barely warm. It was not a pleasant experience. I did not eat it. I also ordered truffle fries, which were bland and had zero flavor. Everything needed salt. The truffle mayo tasted like mayo. A little truffle and no garlic. Mostly mayo flavor tho. My friends enjoyed their food. I tasted and thought it was okay. Service was interesting. Our waitress was having a bad day and it was obvious.

My hubs and I tried Truland in Grant for the first time today, and wow... we can't believe we…read morewaited this long! We ordered two classic burgers, regular fries, and truffle fries--everything was absolutely delicious. The truffle fries were easily some of the best I've ever had! And don't even get me started on the shakes--the vanilla and chocolate are hands down the best we've had so far. Truly a sweet tooth paradise. The service made the experience even better. Our server was genuinely kind and attentive--the definition of great customer service. Everyone we interacted with was so friendly, and we even had a nice chat with who we think was a manager as we were leaving. The atmosphere was welcoming, clean, and well-organized. We'll definitely be back to try the mushroom and Swiss burger and maybe even some salads next time!

Good crowd, polite staff, drinks average price as elsewhere Live Music is good Usually has a good…read morecrowd of people there of even mixes I have not eaten there, ( to busy dancing) Bar crowds are always changeable in Tucson. Go here if your with someone special Singles go there too

This is a GEM of a bar. Reminds me so much of clubbing/dancing during my San Francisco days as a 20…read moresomething year old. The bartenders are so so friendly, the musicians/DJs are talented, and the people who attend? Some of the kindest, most down to earth people you'll meet at a bar. You know there are immaculate vibes when multiple people leave their possessions on the bar top (cell phones, wallets) to shake their booties and you find em right where you left em. And truthfully, this bar is cleaner than mannny other dive bars around town. You know how I can tell? Their bathrooms are quite clean. Thank you Chicago Bar for bringing people together!

We went here for a kids birthday party. It is nice they have a private room with a big screen in…read moreit. It is unfortunate there seemed to be only 1, I think they could benefit from having at least 2. They are strict in the time slots as they have many people booking that 1 room. The food was good, they had pizza and caramel popcorn. Provided were water and lemonade but the containers they were in are very small, as soon as the staff refilled one it was almost gone in moments. The arcade are was very nice and clean. It was also pretty spacious to walk around. It reminds me of Main Event but on a much much smaller scale. All of their games were working which is nice. You can access it by the theater or come in through their own entrance. The kids had a lot of fun especially with laser tag. Stinks that like Main Event, when you buy time on the cards you do not accumulate any points to use at the prize room. Would go back again.

When a Movie Theater / Arcade Decides to Play Pharmacist and Detective…read more I never thought I would spend weeks working with law enforcement trying to recover my own legally prescribed medication from a movie theater, but here we are. Three Saturdays ago, I accidentally left my daily medication container at RoadHouse Cinemas. I realized it almost immediately before I even got home and called the theater right away. I was told the auditorium had not even been cleaned yet. I explained exactly where the container was located and informed staff that I was already turning around and would be back within about 30 minutes. At that point, this should have been one of the easiest lost-and-found situations imaginable. What Should Have Happened A staff member should have gone into the auditorium, retrieved the container, secured it in lost and found, and waited for the customer who had already called and was actively on the way back. That's it. Problem solved. What Actually Happened Instead, staff opened my medication container, inspected the contents, identified the medications themselves (via google per managment), determined on their own that I should not be carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer, and contacted law enforcement. Let's be absolutely clear: every medication in that container was legally prescribed to me. I'm disabled American prescribed medications not a criminal. Like many people who take multiple medications each day, I use a daily pill organizer rather than carrying numerous prescription bottles everywhere. I intentionally carry only a day's supply so that if something gets lost, I don't lose all of my medication. What makes this situation particularly outrageous is that the theater already knew exactly who the owner was. This was not abandoned property. I had already called, identified myself, and told them I was on my way back. Yet instead of waiting 30 minutes for the owner to return, staff decided to play pharmacist, investigator, and law enforcement. Then they called the police. The Real Consequences What should have been resolved that same day has now dragged on for weeks. I am currently running low on one of the medications that was inside that container because of decisions made by theater staff. Think about that for a moment. A customer accidentally leaves behind a daily medication organizer, immediately calls, immediately turns around, and the theater has not even cleaned the auditorium yet. Somehow the result is weeks of police paperwork and a customer still trying to recover their own property. This entire situation was completely avoidable. To make matters worse, the container itself was a gift from my grandmother-in-law who recently passed away. The medication can eventually be replaced. That gift cannot. Management's Response After speaking with management, I was stunned to learn they completely stand behind what happened. Their position appears to be that I was wrong for carrying legally prescribed medication in a daily-use organizer rather than transporting large prescription bottles everywhere I go. I even asked a hypothetical question: If they found a wallet and already knew who it belonged to because the owner had called and was on the way back, would they go through every card, inspect the contents, make judgments, and potentially involve law enforcement before the owner arrived? The answer was essentially yes. The "Karen" Version of Customer Service Of course, nobody is arguing against basic safety measures. But that is not what happened here. The theater already knew who owned the container. They knew I was returning. They knew I was only 30 minutes away. There was absolutely no reason to start handling, identifying, and investigating my medication. The entire experience felt like the "Karen" version of customer service, where the first assumption is that a customer must be doing something wrong and the first response is to involve authorities rather than use common sense. I am not accused of a crime. I am not in trouble. Every medication was legally prescribed to me. Yet I am the one dealing with the consequences. RoadHouse Cinemas took what should have been a simple 30-minute lost-and-found situation and turned it into a weeks-long ordeal involving law enforcement, missing medication, wasted time, unnecessary stress, and the possible loss of an irreplaceable sentimental item. I cannot recommend a business that treats customers this way. We checked out the game side prior way to expensive for the offerings. Bowling down the street is far cheaper.

Everything you would expect of a dive bar. The bartender was nice, and the drinks are relatively…read moreinexpensive. They had a DJ, but there is no dance floor, and he doesn't play dance music.

Got drugged here, very scary. Not a vibe. Absolutely awful. Very scary man drugged my drink. Not a…read morevibe.

Lunch special Pizza/1/2 Salad $15.50 Pizza has cracker crisp and aok flavor--capicola and…read moreartichoke, not greasy. Sauce didn't stand out, the cracker crisp dough/crust did, if you like that style (lite for lunch but you will still be hungry if expecting neopolitan etc. I easily finished my lunch 8") + any 1/2 Salad-- got Raspberry; it was swimming in dressing, no fresh raspberries oddly and came with feta vs goat cheese, dried crans and blues and balsamic vinaigrette. Spring salad greens were lovely and fresh but really choked on the amt of dressing every other bite with a pool of liquid on plate bottom, a kitchen faux pas. Decent value but really wanted pasta but starting $20+ @ lunch without a side salad, bread or soup, think again! ** Guess I missed the small text that you can order pasta as a half @ half price rounded up w garlic bread, just read it on the website?? Other plates- Club looked great and come std with chips, not sure how much salad add on would be, $2 fries. Salads Caesar and Caprese looked ok but half Salmon was only about 3oz for think $8?! IDENTITY? Oddly name doesn't reflect it's Italian, could be French as a Bistro, yet part sports bar. Lunch Pricing or 1/2 Pasta orders should be more prominent as a Lunch Option. High top tables outside, al fresco on a narrow side patio, and a bar with TV screens and glass partition is what greets you on entry so reads more sports bar than Bistro but covers rent likely. Bit grubby feeling on entry and throughout experience from reading Menu to WC visit; pricing not in line with ambience/ethereal experience. Food quality we tried was good enough but would be happier paying if surrounds were more vividly appealing. SERVICE Kitchen was off-- sandwich came 10 mins before salads then 10 for 1/2 Salads then another 10 for pizzas on same table. Waitress was very nice attentive, and apologized and gave us 10% off after some in party 5 commented how long it took ;) OVERALL Visiting as a Sports Bar (Browns fans), expectation exceeded. As a Bistro with $20 meatballs spaghetti at Lunch or Dinner, I'd want to transport myself from that environment to a more refined experience. Not for Date Night or Destination Dining for me but good enough if nearby. 3.5/5* Overall

Bellied up at the bar for a couple pints and a pepperoni pizza. Ordered crispy crust, received…read morecrisp crust. Delicious pepperoni pizza pie! Good tap selection and great service from Jules at the bar, fun to chat with her between customers. Great local spot with a cool vibe and small but friendly staff. Look forward to trying other dishes in the future. See you soon BZ's!