Good selection of libations and a vibrant and fun community gathering space. First time bring to…read morethis location and appreciated the indoor or outdoor space available and the super nice staff. They also have fun events and community collabs. They have a small snack menu but encourage you to bring in food from the strip mall business which is convenient and also awesome to see business support others. Of note, parking can get a bit challenging depending on time of arrival...but not really that much of an issue. Will return.

It's always a pleasure to stop in to this amazing establishment every time I come to Tucson. With…read moresuch an inviting atmosphere, the staff bring to life your experience with their service knowledge on all the spirits, wines and beers you could think of. Not only do they sever on tap, but the bottle shop is fully stocked for everyone's taste. Whether you drink a glass in, or get things to go, it is a time well spent, and a must to do on your list. Bring your own food, but leave with your own smile !

A good bit of local flavor worth checking out…read more Around the corner from the busiest segments of 4th ave lies a neighborhood bar with weekly food trucks, occasional live entertainment, and a relatively quiet hangout for downtown Millennials. What I love: Eclectic draft beer selection that isn't too heavy on IPAs. A TON of wines, including *Superstition Mead* by the glass. An extensive menu of spirits. There might not be a better place in town to discover something new! What I like: Retail in the back--you can buy bottles to take home. Draft wine. What needs work: They have draft cocktails, and while they're boozy I don't think they're very good. Most of them are too sugary. Overall, this is a spot where you can consistently receive good service and better beverages.

We sat at the bar and the bartenders were friendly. They made conversation and joke with us. We got…read morea couple flights of beer and we were able to open a bottle of beer from the freezer section to enjoy at the bar. I personally enjoyed a blueberry seltzer. They also have wine and a full bar.

LOVE this place. They not only have great beer on top. They also host many events that highlight…read moreartists in the community. LGBTQ friendly. Great patio lots of seating inside and out. Dog friendly, great pizza place next-door with a vegan option pizza. Tattoo shop also in the same shopping center absolutely love this place.

I've been coming here for a cup of wine and pizza like.. once a month. I adore this space, it's a…read moreperfect example of TUCSON LOCAL and has a great selection of offerings. The staff is always great.

Dominick's is a cute hole in the wall. It's found in a strip mall, but once you walk in, the…read moreelegance of the restaurant makes you forget where you are. The hostess was so kind and sweet when she greeted us and showed us to our table. Our waiter JR popped up within seconds with water and greetings. We were given garlic knots to start. We ordered our drinks and garden salad to begin. Our salad arrived and it was beautiful and a good size for sharing. The drinks arrived and were delicious. Our entrees came after and were just as good. We were too stuffed to get dessert.

Dinner for 3 last night. Haven't updated my review in a decade, thought it was about time…read more.. As always the side/starter salads were wonderful. I had the Caesar and the romaine was nice and crispy, the croutons were crunchy and the dressing was not overdone. The free garlic knots are sinful! I had the pasta carbonara off the Specials menu. After a loooong wait for our entrees, my generous portion arrived (see photo). Lots of pancetta made it very filling and tasty, but I thought the sauce was a little dry. One of my companions had the shrimp scampi - he always orders this here and loves it. My wife ordered the pasta rustica which came with lots of black and green olives and a good amount of capers. She thought it could have used a little more flavor, maybe some more garlic? Overall we had a very pleasant evening, service was great. The decor here might be getting a little dated - the indoor seating is quite dark, especially when you come in from the blazing Arizona sun!

My favorite pizza on the NW side. Hands down! The undercarriage is perfect, not soggy or floppy…read more It's not cheap but you can tell they use quality ingredients and the cooks know what they're doing. I would be remiss not to mention the house made rigatoni! I've only had it with vodka sauce, which is too delicious for me to risk venturing out to others. Front of house staff are welcoming and the ambiance is great as well.

We recently stopped by Fentonelli's and had a really good experience overall. I liked the counter…read moreservice style and the vibe of the dining room. We started with the ABG salad that surprised me because I'm usually not a big fan of Gorgonzola, but the combination of green apple, pecan brittle, and cheese worked really well together and made for a great balance of flavors. For the pizza, we ordered the mushroom pizza and added pepperoni. The sauce was excellent I believe was some sort of a garlic/oil white sauce the mushroom portion was generous which I absolutely love, and the crust was exactly what I look for crunchy on the outside while still soft and slightly sweet inside. My only minor complaint with the toppings is that the $4 pepperoni add on felt a bit light, we only had a 2 or 3 slices per piece. The reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that our pizza was just slightly overcooked. The bottom was charred all the way around; wasn't burnt to the point of sending it back, but definitely left in the oven a minute or two longer than it needed to be. It wasn't busy when we visited, and it seemed like the employee rotating pizzas was a little more focused on chatting with FOH coworkers than keeping an eye on the oven. I've worked in pizza restaurants for nearly a decade, so I may be a bit more particular than most customers. Realistically, if our pizza had come out even a minute earlier, it would have been a 10/10 meal. That said, I enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back. The quality is there, and I'm looking forward to trying more of the menu in the future.

Food was fresh and made to order. First time, so we tried a lot and packed up most of it to go…read morehome. Here's the misses and hits: Misses: Wasabi ranch dipping sauce for toasted ravioli? Uh, no. It tastes like tartar sauce and is extremely unappetizing mixed with warm cheese rav's . 0/10 do not recommend, would not ever taste it again. Caesar salad dressing. Listen, I love me some anchovy paste in my homemade Caesar salad dressing but this was way too much. And where is the lemon to brighten it up? 5/10 would order again if they brought out a small cup of their Caesar dressing to taste beforehand. Calamari. Husband got the calamari and said it was just ok, but definitely not worth the price. Too much $$$. Salsiccia pizza. Fresh, delicious, just severely lacking in cheese. A little more generous portion of that divine homemade mozz would be nice. 7/10, would definitely ask for extra cheese when ordering. Hits: Toasted rav's appetizer. 10/10 would get again, however when I look at the price ($18) and you only get 6 ravs plus dipping sauce (marinara and that horrendous wasabi ranch), it really doesn't feel like a good deal. Yes delicious, but $3 per 1"x1" square rav?? Too much money in my book. Tomato bisque. While not quite fresh, it was divine. The toast piece that came with it was rubbed with garlic and oil and grilled to the perfect texture and then partially dipped in the soup for playing, amazing 100/10 would get again, but this time request just a little more fresh basil. Highly recommend. Caesar salad. Though the dressing leaning too far into fishy tasting (too much anchovy paste), the overall salad was fresh, albeit extremely small for the price you are paying. Checca pizza. Warm, garlic olive oil as the base, homemade mozz and basil and tomatoes, all wonderful EXCEPT what monster in the kitchen is using chopped salad tomatoes as a pizza topping? Hideous. Looked like a circle k pizza, at best. Tasted great, except for those tomatoes - were they San marzano?? Overall, we would go back, but try different dishes. Ambiance was warm and friendly, service was not great. Hoping it was just a one off, but by the looks of the other reviews, it's hit or miss with the wait staff, which is unfortunate. Edited to add: We also ordered the tiramisu and the siciliani cannoli - very generous portion of tiramisu, cannoli are only three small 3" pieces. Tiramisu good, would order again, cannoli is quite delicious - hubs said for sure would order again. 10/10 recommend and would re-order.

Well, not really sure where to start on this review? It was a very sad experience from previous…read morevisits.I will start with me calling all day (2) weeks prior trying to make a dinner reservation for a party of six for dinner on Sunday night. Even though the restaurant was open for business they did not answer the phone! Warning! I finally had my call answered in the evening and made our reservation and informed them that we were interested in the 'Cheese Wheel Linguine' as you are required. We were then informed while ordering that they would not be doing the 'wheel' due to 'callouts' that night. OK, so I tried to order (4) different bottles of Chardonnay and they were out of three of them. We started with an appetizer of 'calamari' and it came 'burnt' and like rubber. We also ordered their famous Caesar Salad and were never served. We then decided to order a pizza which was served to us cold, uncooked and doughy. The poor wait staff and cooks are not managed correctly and were well over whelmed with no help. I was informed that the restaurant has 'new ownership' as they were purchased by 'Flying Leap Vineyards' and have been recently having staffing issues, inventory issue's and the new owners have cut back on everything. They did credit us on our bill for the cold uncooked pizza and the burnt calamari that was not edible. Our waiter felt so bad but, as we told him it was not his fault we were leaving without eating dinner 90 minutes later. Flying Leap Vineyards needs to somehow overcome this type of quality and improve things in a hurry otherwise ' just shut the doors' and sell Wine!

Fun date night spot or happy hour! Lots of seating near…read morethe bar if you show up during happy hour they have $6 glasses of wine and beer and $10 cocktails. 4-6 daily. Staff is friendly and food is good!

We came back in January on a weeknight and had great service. The Stargazer was a bit plain without…read morevanilla, but after adding a tiny bit of simple syrup from a side they gave me, it tasted much better. The Fixer Upper was good, though it had a sweet aftertaste, but I really liked it. Lady is Always Right was really good again--definitely spicy. The Sage Pear Gimlet was too sweet by the end. The mussels were too salty and fishy, though the bread that came with it was great. The beet and ricotta was fresh, but I feel it should've come with crackers. The Brussels sprouts and cauliflower were really good. The crab pasta had a fishy taste, and the salmon was covered in too much salt, but it tasted better once I took the skin off.

Union Public House has become a regular spot for me and my girlfriend. We're there almost every…read moreweek, sometimes twice a week, especially on Saturdays when there's an event, a game on, or something going on in the plaza. That whole St. Philip's area always has a great energy, and UPH is a big part of that. There's usually a crowd, live music or sports on, and it feels like one of those places where you can bring friends from out of town and know it'll be a fun time. Food is consistently solid. The grilled chicken sandwich is my go-to and it's good every time. We both usually get one, and a lot of the time we'll add buffalo wings, which are some of our favorites in Tucson. Good flavor, good texture, and always reliable. If anything, the wings could always use a little more sauce, but they're still one of the better orders on the menu. The only real issue, and it happens pretty often, is the service speed. Everyone there is friendly, but the place always feels understaffed, especially when it's busy. We've had multiple times sitting outside in the Arizona heat where it takes 15-20 minutes just to get water to the table, and you start wondering if you should go up to the bar yourself to get things moving. Once service gets going everything is fine, but getting that first round of attention can take longer than it should for how often this place fills up. Even with that, we keep coming back. The food is consistent, the atmosphere is great, and the plaza has a real sense of community that makes it easy to hang out there for a while. It's one of our go-to spots in Tucson, and it's still somewhere we bring friends when they're visiting. Food 7.5 Ambience 8 Service 7 Price 7 7.4 overall C Great place to spend time, just don't expect everything to happen quickly when it's busy.

It was a nice sports bar with efficient service, delicious cocktails & comfort food. For our…read moreweekly date night, we decided to watch a soccer match over drinks with friends, and it turned into a fun evening out together. The house-made pretzels weren't quite as soft and chewy as we had hoped, but the fried cauliflower appetizer was definitely our favorite dish of the night.

We decided to give Noble Hops a try tonight, and we're very glad we did. We split the Fish and…read moreChips, which was plenty for us and quite tasty. The 28 beers and ciders on tap provided a varied selection to choose from. We will need to return to try some of the others. Surprised when we walked in and saw there were only 2 diners sitting inside at the bar, and everyone else was on the patio. We typically eat inside because the temperature falls dramatically after sunset. However, Noble Hops has more than enough heaters on their patio to ensure you won't be chilled. We were treated to a panoramic view of the Catalina Mountains at sunset which never disappoint. We shall return!

Service was slow, and the indoor seating area is absolutely charmless. Outdoors looked pretty nice,…read morebut there was a loud band, and we wanted to talk. The meatloaf sandwich was so-so. The piece of meatloaf was too small for the bread and it wasn't very thick. Our server was good, but obviously very busy. I hear this place was recently bought by a chain. It shows.

Really good tacos with a variety on the menu. You can choose from tacos, burritos, or tortas. I…read morecame on a Tuesday and tacos were $1 off after 3 PM. To order, it's kind of like chipotle where you tell them what you want and the staff starts to warm up your tortillas while asking for your choice of meat and toppings. In my opinion, street style with cilantro and onions is the best way to go. When you pay, they'll ask if you want a bag for chips and they have a bowl of chips that you can scoop out for yourself. There's also a salsa bar with plenty of options. They have both indoor and outdoor seating and the overall vibe is really laid-back. It's a great spot to check out if you're looking for your next place for Taco Tuesday

A good go to for street tacos. Very similar to the Chipotle set up, but better, more flavorable…read morefood. They also pair it with a nice beer and salsa cart. Probably more of a 4.4-4.5 stars, but a good go to when tacos fix everything.