Fun, casual place with good drinks and food! A nice place for a break from strolling around and…read morechecking out all the galleries of Tubac!

My dad, wife, puppy and I stopped here for lunch during a visit to the very cool artists' enclave…read moreof Tubac during our recent trip to see Dad in Green Valley. The interior of this establishment is very nice. We sat on the very nice, dog friendly patio, and each had a couple of beers to our taste. Dad had a hamburger and fries, my wife had a bowl of chili with fries for dipping, and I had a chili cheeseburger and a side of beans with a bit of a kick to them. Everything was cooked as ordered, and everyone was very pleased with their meal. I'd be happy to visit this establishment again on our next trip to see my father. Our very pleasant waitress Christine was prompt, answered our questions, and stopped to pet our puppy and give him a doggy treat.

This Mexican restaurant is off Camino Otero & Burruel St…read more Tubac, Arizona Upon entering, I noticed how big this Mexican restaurant is it's very charming & beautiful! There is seating inside and out side. This Mexican restaurant is super clean , their restrooms, it's highly organized & with attention to details! We were seated by our lovely waitress LuLu. I love that they have so much to choose from and their price points are spot on! Lulu asked us if we had any questions and we did, she answered them all beautifully. We order Picadillo Served with rice, beans tortillas, combination 2 chicken enchiladas and substitute an extra enchilada full price cause I didn't want the taco they were more than happy to fix it, I was happy she could do that for me, along side rice and beans, beef Chimichanga, 2 chicken enchiladas combination with beans and rice. Oh my goodness they have great portions here!! Everything was super delicious!! We were also got dessert 2 Flan, they were so delicious!! This is Real Authentic Mexican Food & it's Terrific! Lulu & Ara were so polite, sweet, kind, caring, super down to earth. They both have this positive upbeat energy about themselves that really radiates! These are your rarest Diamonds! There shine never fades!! Please treasure them greatly!! I would like to Thank Soto's PK Outpost & their staff for a wonderful visit! I would especially Love to Thank Lulu & Ara for making our visit so Memorable! I'll tell all my Family & Friend to come and visit!! Please be kind and courteous to these hard workers!

I love this place! I was here with my husband one day and the next week I took my visiting daughter…read morehere too! The chips and salsa are tiny and only the first round of them is free. That would be my only gripe if there is one but the enchiladas are perfection on a plate. we shared that and the guacamole salad and both were wonderful! On the original visit I had the two tostadas plate and they were yummy too! A friend who is a regular highly recommends the carne asada medium rare! Give it a try! I just wish they would give a bigger bowl of chips. That salsa bowl is tiny but the food and the service are both spectacular!!

The food was fantastic, waitress was a perfect lady, everything and everyone was very courteous!…read more We highly recommend a visit and dining experience!

Yummy lunch! Great service. Such fresh veggies. Beautiful outdoor seating. I had a delicious salad…read more Delish!

I eat here very often, the food is always great, the service is fantastic. I also very much enjoy…read morethe esthetic of the place. Will continue to eat here

The Wagon Wheel Saloon in Patagonia is exactly what you hope to find when you're rumbling down a…read moredusty Arizona highway: a genuine 100-year-old adobe-and-wood cowboy bar that looks like it hasn't changed since the 1940s (because it mostly hasn't). Dark beams, creaky floors, mounted longhorns, and a massive old Brunswick backbar that probably has more stories than half the regulars. Walking in feels like stepping onto a movie set, except the beer is cold and the people are real. The menu is refreshingly short: burgers, a couple sandwiches, green-chile stew, and usually a burrito or enchilada plate. Nothing fancy, but everything is made in-house and tastes like it. We were bummed they were 86'd on the beef burrito the day we went but the cheeseburger more than made up for it. Hand-formed patty, properly griddled with crisp edges, good cheddar, fresh toppings, and a toasted bun that held together. Fries were hot and salty. Service is friendly in that small-town "you're not a stranger for long" way. Prices are fair, the patio dogs are welcome, and there's live music on weekends that somehow never drowns out conversation. Bottom line: if you're anywhere near Patagonia, make the detour. Grab a stool at the ancient bar, order whatever they still have left, and soak in one of the most authentic saloons southern Arizona has left.

We had Easter Brunch at Stables this year. The food was five stars as to variety, quality, and…read morequantity. Particular favorites at my table were the tenderloins which were perfectly sized and cooked, the glazed ham, the shrimp, and chicken Marsala. The sides were varied and fresh. Plenty of desserts for every sweet tooth too. Service was good though not great as you might expect with a heavily attended event. Ambiance was also ok with overflow seating, as we were, in a meeting room and not main dining room. Still nice and convenient. All in, really a 4.5 star experience. Definitely attend again.

We have been to the Stables for dinner many times because we like to support restaurants in our…read morearea. The setting and historic beauty of the restaurant are wonderful, but the food and service is often disappointing. Tonight, for instance, I ordered the ribeye steak medium rare. It was cooked perfectly, but it was the toughest ribeye I've ever encountered. There was no tenderness in the entire steak and for $59 I certainly expected a delicious steak. It was terribly gristly and tasteless. The service was not professional at all and the table had a lovely view of the golf course, but water dripped periodically from a vent in the ceiling. We won't be back for quite awhile.

My friend and I were in town to try out a new Mexican restaurant, but the place was closed with no…read moreexplanation. This place was within walking distance so we ate here. It looked closed from the outside. It was a Friday around 4pm and not busy at all. We had our dog with us, so we ate on the patio. Service was prompt. I had a taco salad with chicken and he had a cheese burger. We both had water to drink. My salad was good, with plenty of chicken, beans, lettuce and salsa. It filled me up. My friend said his burger was good, too, and very filling. The interior has a dark wood theme to it with paintings of horses on the wall. It oozes old charm from decades ago

For the folks of Patagonia, please know this establishment does not respect combat disabled…read moreveterans, their families, or their service animals. On Tuesday, 7 April 2026, this establishment committed a Class 2 Misdemeanor by refusing service to a veteran, his family, and his service animal. The reason, they apparently didn't think the "dog was a registered Service Dog". Folks, there is no "registry" of service animals, nor can an establishment ask this question. Under the ADA and Arizona Statute A.R.S 11-1024, denial of access is a Class 2 misdemeanor. And, this establishment, and another in Patagonia, committed that crime. There are EXACTLY two questions that can be asked of a service animal handler. One, "is this animal required for a disability". The answer in this case was "yes". Two, "what specific task or tasks is the animal trained for". This question was answered. It's not funny, it's discrimination. Against a disabled veteran and his family. And it's illegal. If I were a Patagonian, I'd probably avoid this establishment. I mean, if they can't follow simple ADA and Arizona statutes, what else are they violating? Food safety rules? How would we know? When next in Sonoita I was going to visit Patagonia. Now I have no motivation to. In my personal opinion, protected by the First Amendment, this is not an establishment worth patronizing. Shame on the owner, who claims the dog wasn't "registered". Either you, your staff, or both broke the law. Wonder how that's going to work out?

Food was good. Waiter was awesome. Communicated well even though speed of service was slow but it…read morewas totally NOT his fault! There is NO bar tender each waiter has to make ALL of the drinks for their tables no bueno how can they possibly take care of their tables properly when they have to also make every drink? Owners get your head out of your bottom and hire a bartender so your waiters can actually do their job!!!!

Do not look and trust the average stars for this place. It truly deserves 5 stars…read more I was in the area chasing monsoon storms and stumbled upon this place. The place was very clean, with great ambiance. There was lots of parking. The service was amazing, every staff was very nice and they were very kind to seat us even though they were 30 minutes from closing. I ordered the seafood cioppino (they have options for white wine or red wine sauce). The flavor was super well balanced, the seafood was plentiful and perfectly cooked and very fresh. The quality was very high. It also came with a minestrone soup that was chock full of vegetables in a savory tomato broth. Prices were very good, this seafood pasta was about 28 dollars and it could easily feed two, and again it was chock full of high quality fresh seafood. My friend got the kids pepperoni pizza because he wasn't very hungry and it was huge still, can't imagine what the regular size would be. This place definitely deserves a stop. I will for sure be returning if I'm ever in the area.

It has been several years since we last visited La Gitana so on a recent drive to Arivaca we…read morestopped in for a beer. The establishment is classic old bar with great atmosphere. They happened to be packed this time because it was deer season. Drinking undoubtedly saved some deer that day. The service was excellent. Since we only ordered a draft beer each we will have to return to try the food. What passed us by, all looked good.

Incredible unique and historical place. The carrot cake is Incredible. The saloon bar is so…read morecowboy cool for a cantina. Every person working and eating there were so genuine. Cute little town and very cheap. That famous Jackelope carrots cake was made with love.