This is an over 55-Community Restaurant and the Sunday Karaoke is what brings me here!…read moreMy friends Tony and Delores are regulars - Tony a suave crooner! It's easy going - shorts, golf ware, AZ casual. Food is always delicious! Even if you're not a singer - it's a fun time to join the group on a Sunday afternoon.

We've eaten here several times. You'd thino it would be hard to screw up breakfast, but they…read moremanaged. I ordered chilaquiles. They served me a plate of tortilla chips smeared with a little red sauce (the "chili") and eggs. I spoke to the server but all she did was offer me a comment card. Another time I ordered a French dip. The au jus looked like dish water with oil floating on it. A 3rd time, our service was really slow. Not giving them a 4th chance, obviously.

I can't say enough about this restaurant in the hotel. Absolutely amazing service and the…read morepancakes... chef's kiss!! Somehow crispy and soft at the same time. Incredibly delicious. I would also recommend the huevos rancheros. I wish I could still have these in Cali! The inside looked nice, almost like a library. They have outside seating as well for the pups. Try this place out for sure!

We came here after getting hungry and using resort pass, we were the only people in this restaurant…read morewhich was nice because we had great service the entire time. Keep in mind this is at a resort so you're paying resort prices. We ordered the breakfast burrito, corn beef and strawberry waffles. The burrito did come in a Sonoran style tortilla which I appreciate but it was also filled with 90% egg and I thought the hashbrowns would be in it not on the side. The waffle was ok, it did come with a Mexican style Carmel which was nice. Honestly nothing was a wow factor it was very basic and not worth the pricing but like I said it is a resort. Overall if you are staying here and want breakfast sure.

Village Bakehouse is always a win for me. I've purchased pastries to go, dined in for breakfast,…read moreenjoyed their coffee drinks and purchased two custom smash cakes from them. The custom ordering process was easy and the price was very reasonable. One thing to keep in mind with Village Bakehouse is that they have limited indoor seating and are often crowded. They do have covered outdoor seating with fans but you are looking at a parking lot so not super picturesque.

Our local Camino group met for breakfast today, and sat outside on their nice patio. We were all…read morehappy with our food. You order inside at the counter, and get a number, and the food comes out to you. I had a basic breakfast of eggs and potatoes. The scrambled eggs were big and fluffy, and potatoes were well roasted and seasoned. Delicious! The avocado toast that came out also looked delicious! All the food looked great! The baked good were fantastic! We split a pecan cinnamon roll, which was to die for! All the pies and pastries looked fantastic! Great all around experience!

Overall, the resort is a great place to spend a weekend. It includes three outdoor pools with a…read more235-foot waterslide (the spa pool is adults only); a 27-hole championship golf course; a full-service spa with therapy baths, steam room, fitness center, and cabana rentals; hiking and biking trails with stunning views; a bocce court; and four restaurants offering Southwestern specialties and organic cuisine. But, there are some things to note, namely on cost: 1. There are great "summer" rates and packages available - they usually run from mid-May until just before Labor Day. 2. Valet parking is $42 a day - there really isn't another option. 3. The resort fee is $68.73 per day (that includes tax) 4. Food and drink are VERY pricey - especially breakfast and lunch (my small egg white omelet with greens on the side was $29). If you have the ability, use the To-Go coffee and bakery spot next to Core Kitchen & Bar. They are open until 11am everyday. 5. They do cater, fairly well, to gluten-free needs. Other things to note: We were in room 2805 - a beautiful, clean, and comfortable room. It was so nice to have a fire pit on our terrace to enjoy (as well as the wildlife that stopped by to say hi). Note that there is a sidewalk that runs the length of the hotel, right in front of the fire pits so during the day, it does not feel as private. The spa cabana was worth the price tag if you plan on wanting to be outside all day and want to keep cool in between soaking in the sun or swimming in the pool. It's also adults-only. The spa, itself is beautiful with every amenity you'd need for a relaxing day.

Just everything! The food, service and view. Does not get any better !…read more 2nd visit. And from out of state so a must visit !

Food is amazing, mimosas are delicious, and our server Laurie was the best! Thanks Laurie!read more

We thought we were heading to a different place…read more Glad we stopped in anyway. Server was bubbly- attentive- and did a splendid job! Food was tasty! Definitely a Brunch spot!

The food is great and the service is wonderful. They need to figure out a better place for patrons…read moreto stand while waiting for a table. People are instructed to wait in a small narrow short hallway that houses two bathrooms. It's ridiculous. They need to sacrifice a table or two so there's a proper place for people to wait.

Teaspoon is one of the best overall restaurants in Tucson…read more I've been here a few times over the last year or so. It has never disappointed in service, quality or taste. (well once in taste, but I'll get to that) They have great in-house made items. Like the Challa bread, the preserves, their pesto. They most certainly know what they're doing. I had unseasoned filet mignon once, I believe it was the omelette. I talked to the manager. Now I wasnt upset, didn't send it back, I just told them what I experienced and mused that I found it odd the cook forgot a simple thing like salt. The manager acknowledged my complaint and that was all; or at least I was fine. Nope, she came back with a to-go box of croissants topped with cream and berries as an apology. They were tremendous by the way. She didn't have to do that. The ambiance is it's only weak point, but even that is minor. Simple black is fine. It's modern feeling and doesn't stand out loudly. They have outdoor seating, which early in the morning is fine, but id avoid in the summer, which will likely mean you'll be waiting, depending on the time. Oh! I forgot to mention, they have very good drinks. They really are intentional about the blend of flavors, they have a little something for everyone. All in all, I cannot recommend this place enough. It's been a shining star amongst Tucson restaurants and I am grateful they exist. Even to how they organize their menu partly by flavor profiles shows they genuinely LOVE food. I love food too, and I love here. Try this place. Today.

A Tucson Morning Done Right…read more Breakfast at Snooze on Oracle Road felt like a bright start to the day. Their seasonal menu had just rolled out, so I chose the Crispy Breakfast Burrito--a newcomer--and paired it with chorizo and a cup of their reliably good coffee. The burrito was a delight: crisp, well‑balanced, and filled with flavors that played beautifully together. The black beans and hash browns gave it a comforting Southwest heart. The chorizo was a standout--lean, deeply flavorful, and truly memorable. I've stopped in a few times recently, and the coffee is consistently excellent. The mid‑century modern décor, the spotless space, and the easy, friendly rhythm of the service make this Snooze location feel like a small oasis. Chris on weekdays and Kelly on weekends bring a level of hospitality that elevates the whole experience. I'll happily return.

The wait staff rocks! The food is great and the prices are reasonable. DOG FRIENDLY ON THE PATIO!…read moreA+++

The food was excellent! Leyda was perhaps even better than the food; she helped guide us through…read morethe menu and helped us select a lunch we couldn't stop talking about. She's a keeper! Ambiance is comfortable and other patrons friendly and inquisitive regarding our meal selection.

Came here off of a recommendation, and while it was decent, it definitely didn't live up to the…read morehype. When we entered the restaurant, I was immediately impressed with all of the accolades that Amelia's Kitchen seems to have accrued over the years. Maybe that set my expectations too high. We made a reservation, which I highly recommend, so we were quickly seated. but it did take a bit for someone to actually come and greet us and take our drink orders after being sat down. Then it was probably another 40 minutes before we actually got our food. I'm not sure if it was this lag time that affected the food quality, but several of my items were just lukewarm and some even cold? The star of the show was definitely, the molcajete. This came out sizzling and full to the brim with shrimp, nopales, chicken, asada, cheese, and lots of other goodies. In hindsight, I probably should've ordered one for myself. I went with the chicken mole enchiladas. Again, the sauce was okay but not super spicy, and it was a little cold, as was my side of rice and beans. We also ordered the mini birria chimis to share. and these were just OK, they tasted like frozen food. Overall, if you come here, I highly recommend getting the molcajete, but can't really vouch for any other items. Maybe we'll try it again on a less busy night.

Had 3 pizzas to go One better then the other…read moreGood stuff Great flavor Nice people Very nice on the inside of restaurant.. Cold brew Nice bar Would return

Tonight, we are meeting friends we haven't seen in a while in northern Tucson for dinner. Cafe…read moreTorino is one of their favorites and it is not to loud so we can catch up on time that flies by. Reservations were made as this place is a local watering hole in the area. The place was packed and we ordered the Ceasar's salad to split and the mussels in a white wine and garlic sauce. The salad was fine and enough for us to easily share. The mussels were good, tasty broth, and grilled bread to soak up the sauce. We also ordered a tagliatelle bolognese that was fine, decent taste, hot and a generous helping. Our server was on the spot with making sure we were happy, drinks filled and yet did not interrupt our conversation. To the Cafe Torino staff, we never felt pressure to dine and dash, thank you. The food was fine but not remarkable. Obviously, the crowds love this place. You should make a visit to Cafe Torino and make your own decision.

Excellent meal experience for our anniversary - our server violet was super attentive and even…read morebrought us a surprise anniversary cake at the end of the meal. Had grilled oysters and the seafood boil and all of it was excellent. Even got to enjoy a Calhan Vineyards red. Great job by this staff and look forward to coming back soon !

Great atmosphere with a fun Southern vibe. The food was flavorful and the portions were generous…read more Definitely worth a visit.