Omg the onion rings are like donuts. I'm not kidding. We order two just so we have an order to take…read morehome. And the bartender craing is great and cute as a button Come for a beer and rings. Stay for line dancing or karaoke Just come Thank me later

This was our first stop at Doc's. The plan was to scope this place out and come back for line…read moredancing lessons at a later date. Nice enough country western themed bar with a dance floor and band stage. As I can not comment on what goes on here after dark it surely looks like it must be a good time. This was a lunch stop today. I did see the burger on a prior Yelp review, and that drew us in. The burger, unfortunately, looks better than it was. The meat was like a hockey puck, and the bun was days old. And don't get me going on those coated fries. The menu covers off on typical pub food.

If you are looking to learn Cuban Salsa, make new friends, and build community in Tucson this is…read moreTHE group to dance with. One of the best parts of this dance style is that you really don't need a partner: you'll dance with many people in the circle! From time to time there are socials that cater to folks from all over Tucson. A ton of fun and a great value!

Tucson Casineros is a Non-Profit Organization that promotes Cuban culture specifically in Dance…read moreformat. They have a Casino performance team and currently are holding public classes weekly every Tuesday from 6pm-720pm. They also hold a monthly Dance Social that plays the latest in Timba, Salsa, Bachata, and Kizomba. If you want to learn Casino and meet some new people and have fun you should give Casineros a try!

Perfect bar for a night out. Dog friendly with outside patio and water bowls for dogs. You can…read moreorder pizza from Brooklyn Pizza next door and have it delivered directly to your table at Sky Bar for an unbeatable price. The vibe is chill, drinks are great, and the atmosphere is inviting.

Best homemade ginger soda. I don't drink liquor anymore and they are the only one to give me a…read moredivine cocktail. Service was a little behind however I do not care. I'm not there to drink so I didn't mind her helping those who were pressing for attention. Overall it was a beautiful night, great music, and great people.

Thieves!! Please anybody paying with a card go check your bank transactions. We paid $15 each x 2…read moreand our tab was $21. They added another$15 to it and added more transactions today ( we went 3 days ago!) No only are they rude and discriminatory they steal money from their own patrons!! Oh also paid a cover charge and there was no air conditioning in Tucson in August!! So if you don't have a heat stroke from dancing you might go bankrupt when you see the added money to your tabs!!!

From the owner: Bojangles! because it offers an awesome place to dance the night away with friends and family…read more We have a live band and a DJ that plays Mexican music such as Cumbias, Norteña's. we also mix in some reggaeton music. The drinks are really good and they always have a drink special or 2 going on. so come check us out

As a wide-eyed baby dyke working away from home and out-of-state in Tucson, I kind of invited…read moremyself out with the crew after work, quelling their 'not-sure-if-you'll-like-where-we're going' protest with the standard, 'I'm not BLIND -- I know what I'm doing' response. I was very excited to see lesbians and gays In The Wild. I was extremely closeted at home with my first girlfriend, and it was so wild to see gay/straight/bi/et.al. having such a great time in an environment with such a positive vibe. I was initially approached by a really big football player-sized guy asking if I wanted to dance. Just as I began to apologize, one of my new coworkers swept in with her arm around my shoulder pointedly making eye-contact with the man and asking, "Excuse me?" Of course, he began making *his* apologies as he backed away with both hands in the air. All of us laughed. And I was so relieved. And the rest of the night I had a crush on my rescuer. lol. Everybody was dancing. All together. College preppies, head-bangers, punks, new wave kids, black, white, men, women, drag queens, young and old, and everything in between and out of bounds. Back in the 80's. When every kind of person was there. I loved that there were separate spaces for men and women in their own bars off the main dance floor. I loved that everyone danced. I loved that there was rolling signage on the DJ booth speaking to the club's ideology of accepting everyone and harassing no one. I felt safe. For the first time in my very young adult life, I could breathe. I could see the light cracking on the horizon, promising a new day. I had never met a gay person who also wasn't also hiding like me. I met people -for the first time- who were really happy. And not *despite* being gay, because they actually celebrated being gay. Nobody had told me it was going to get better, and yet here I was. Being given permission to be happy as a lesbian was the greatest gift I was given during my time in Tucson and at the Fine Line. A big thank you to the staff at both Tucson locations of Wherehouse Records (circa 1984), particularly the women who showed me how very normal and hilarious and fun I could be while remaining out and visible. Big changes came down when I got home that Fall. Clubs like this need to become the norm in every city and town. A place for everyone and respect for all.

As a judgmental high school stoner out of touch with myself, this place made disco and being…read moredifferent not just OK, but something to celebrate. I always felt safe here. I felt that I could relax, let down my guard, dance like a dork without getting hassled, just have fun and not see anyone else (a VERY diverse crowd) get hassled. I am so sorry it is gone. Thank you Dick Plowman for creating such a cool place.

If you are reading this right now, you are either 18 19 or 20, or plan on going here with someone…read more18 19 or 20...............But anyways.... Ever had flashbacks and whined about how "great" high school was and how horrible the real world is for you? Did you graduate between 1998 and 2008? Then this place is for YOU! Jam packed with fat 18 year old girls, a fake DJ who has iTunes do all the work for him, 115F inside temperature, and overpriced beverages! This place will not only empty your wallet but make you feel 18 again!.......... First of all, i know it's Arizona/Tucson/Desert... etc but this place is so cheap they don't have ANY circulation or AC. I was suffocating just sitting down for 5 minutes. I can't imagine those people that dance for 5 hours nonstop. The drinks are way overpriced, alcoholic and non alcoholic... I actually told my friend that I regretted not chugging a gallon of water prior to entering the club. You should be hydrated prior to or while in here if not you will pass out, no joke. Next, if you are going to meet or socialize with girls. Don't even BOTHER. this place is full of cliques, the "girls night out" groups, and conceited fat 18 year old hipsters. Oh man... if any girl wants a quick ego boost this is the place for that. AGAIN. If arrogant teenage girls is your scene then be my guest... this is NOT a place to meet or talk to women. Me and my (20 year old :/) friend got a good laugh out of guys trying to approach girls and the girls simply walking away LOL. The music/DJ, I LOL'd when some loser with shorts and a shirt (that Zack Morris would have worn in Saved by the bell 20 years old) came out and started dancing. I was like wait.... isn't a DJ supposed to uh.... DJ!? Nope, not here. I could have swore he had an iTunes playlist coordinating the entire thing. This club is dead until about 11:30pm, so if you plan on showing up any earlier you will see an empty dance floor with a couple of losers trying to dance like MC Hammer. In conclusion, the only reason I unfortunately had to suffer here was to accompany an almost 21 year old friend on a Friday night. I know that this place plays metal shows so if I ever come back here... it will only be to see metal shows. I couldn't imagine being a ANYONE being a regular here... lol

Great place good cocktails Nice patio and good bartenders…read more Good music dj in Saturday and karaoke on other nights

Had a private conversation at the bar and was told we couldn't talk about politics or religion…read more There was no one in the bar to even be involved in our conversation and we were told that we can't speak freely. There was no sign or disclosure that said we couldn't talk about religion or politics. Pretty disappointed in this bar.

Started by being welcomed and sat in a manner that felt like I was almost expected. Denae was…read moreincredible! She was quick to the table, introduced herself, and offered a beer sample and great recommendations for food right off the bat. The menu is ideal with selections while staying manageable to ensure quality. Ordered the Enchiladas with carnitas. The food came out fast and the presentation was excellent. Everything was delicious and seasoned perfectly. If you're in downtown Tucson, this is a great spot for dinner and a drink.

We needed a little snack after having some beers and really wanted something cheesy. I searched…read morenearby restaurants for quesadillas since Tucson is known for them, and Chela's had the highest rating. The restaurant is large with great Mexican decor. We sat at the bar and received great service from the bartender. We ordered queso fresco and a crispy tortilla topped with cheese and birria. Both were very cheesy and delicious.

Fun spot to hang out, shoot pool and listen to music. Great customer service! Cool vibe.read more

I didn't know about this place until it showed up on Yelp as a bar in Sierra Vista about a year…read moreago. I had never heard of it so I decided to check it out. It's located on the north end of a strip mall on the east side of SR92. There is no marquee off the highway, which is one reason it's not easy to find. I put the address in my Google Maps and it got me to the front door. I made Punchy's a meetup place for my beer-drinking friend yesterday. He, too, hadn't heard of it. We both walked in on a Wednesday at 3:45pm. The bar area had its steady clientele and another table of three sat nearby. What people first notice as they enter is the spaciousness. The bar is a horseshoe bar with room for 12 stools. It's a full bar, with 12 beers on tap and many more bottled. Most of the draft beer is only $5. That is on the lower end when compared to other bars in the area. I ended up ordering two different beers during my stay: Big Blue Van wheat beer and a Wow Wheat, and also had a late lunch from the food truck and had a patty melt for $7. It looked and tasted so good, my friend ordered one as well. He had his Dragoon IPA with that. Service was friendly and efficient. I like the dog-friendly shaded patio. I will definitely take advantage of it once it cools down some. There is much going on during the week. Mondays is Cornhole day in the evenings, Thursdays is bike night, and there are bands on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. There are at least two pool tables and an air hockey table.