As a Filipina living where there are very few options for Filipino food, I'm so glad that a friend…read morebrought up Nick's. I was overjoyed to go and see the food options. The bbq pork skewers were awesome. I loved the flavor and the good cuts of pork. The chicken adobo was good, less vinegary than we make it, but the pancit and lumpia were just like what my family makes. We make our lumpia thicker, so I was happy to see that these also had more filler than wrappers. It was like having a piece of home. Plus, the items in the store were great and I enjoyed looking around. I went twice within one week and would go back if I lived in the area!

My last visit to Nick's Sari-Sari was about seven years ago, so I was excited to give it another…read moretry. I was hoping to find a Filipino restaurant that I could start visiting regularly, and I genuinely want to support a small local business like this. I ordered Combo #6, which came with pancit and two entrées. One of the entrées I selected was the longganisa (2 pieces), but when I got home, I realized I had been given lumpia instead. My second entrée was the chicken adobo, but unfortunately, the pieces I received were almost entirely bone with very little meat. To top it off, the pancit was quite soggy, which made the meal even more disappointing. I'm hoping I simply caught them on an off day, because this wasn't the experience I was expecting. I'd like to believe this isn't representative of the food they normally serve. I haven't decided if I'll give them another try, but I'm rooting for Sari Sari and truly hope they succeed.

Heirloom farmer's markets -- Oro Valley It's a fun place…read morewith a real diversity of vendors. It's a great place to hold a farmer's market, plenty of open area so if you have some kids, can blow off some steam...the bathrooms are clean as well. There's also a museum there with lots of great history. It's called the Steam Pump Ranch. Some of the docents are really a type of living history. One of them was the former mayor in Oro Valley. In the past I have met family members who grew up on the ranch as docents, The museum still has a history of the ranch as a focus in one area and they focus on the 250 year history of the USA with an Arizona emphasis on another. Lots of dogs and some of them are quite friendly...you still have to be dog smart.. The vendors were friendly and helpful with information about their products... There is a wide variety of fresh products for sale. They have a website that lists a lot of the vendors. They have several locations around they have fresh hot food vendors, grocery food vendors,a couple of bakeries, health and wellness vendors,and artisans. It's always fun to enjoy the fresh smells from roasting chili's to pupusas, homemade burritos, Korean Barbecue, baked goods and homemade soups! Click on their website through Yelp to get details about vendors and artisans available at each farmers market.

It's refreshing to find a truly legitimate farmers market offering freshly grown vegetables,…read morefruits, and even a nice selection of mushrooms. They also carry chicken, quail, and duck eggs, along with a variety of pickled vegetables and handmade soaps from local goat farms. It's everything you'd hope for in an authentic market. Most "farmers markets" in Tucson tend to be more like flea markets, with vendors mainly selling homemade trinkets rather than actual farm-grown goods, so this one is a welcome change. The atmosphere is friendly, the vendors are knowledgeable, and there's a wide variety of options to explore. Overall, it's a great spot if you're looking for genuine local produce and a warm community vibe.

This is my first time visiting their permanent location! I usually visit the food truck and try…read moretheir paella. The seafood paella is delicious but also quite pricy at $15. The lomo saltado beef ($12) is flavorful-it's pretty much stirfry beef with onions, tomatoes, fries and white rice. I still prefer the paella. For drinks, their passion fruit (maracuya) drink is delicious and I also really like their Peruvian purple corn drink (chicha morada). This is a solid food truck to go to!

This is my first time eating Peruvian food, so I cannot comment on Don Pedro's authenticity. I…read morediscovered the food truck parked on the South side of the street across Banner Hospital North on Allen Rd. The menu looked great, and it's nice to try something different. I loved the salchipapas. Who doesn't enjoy french fries with seared hot dogs layered on top? The Aji Verde sauce had a unique taste to it; I could detect hints of cilantro and lime within the deep flavor. It was delectable! The lo-mein had the texture of the typical Chinese Lo-Mein, but the spices were quite different. Both dishes I ordered were decent portions, and I wouldn't hesitate to try more items next time I see their truck!

Fresh...Just picked...lettuce! Several varieties plus beautiful basil ! Worth the trip. Haven't…read moretried this new location...really liked their old location on Tucson Blvd--- a Drive-thru! Talk about Convenient!!!

A wonderful discovery for fresh greens. Their lettuce is divine! The people who work there are…read morefriendly and helpful.

We are in the process of moving back to Tucson after many years away. I had never gone to the St…read more Philip's Plaza Saturday Market in my previous residences, so we decided to check it out on a recent weekend when we were back in town finding a place to live. I am surprised to read some negative reviews for the market: there were a number of interesting vendors there. It is true that most were not food related: definitely more arts, crafts, supplements, etc. But still lots of fun shopping to do in an adorable venue. We talked to lots of nice folks. Someone else mentioned in a one star review "no coffee". I assume this means there is no longer a coffee vendor in the market (we didn't see one) but the market takes place in the same plaza where Ren Coffee is located and their coffee is amazing! We grabbed a cup from there prior to walking around the market. All in all a lovely experience: I'd be tempted to go a little later in the day next time so I could grab a margarita at Reforma after our shopping experience concludes.

I love learning new things and trying new foods! I happened to be on a walk and stopped to see the…read morevendors at this market. Lots of great products. I loved my gozleme from Safure's Turkish Kitchen. Mine was either spinach and cheese, light and tasty! Great friendly service and a beautiful day for a walk!

We came here for the tacos ....and then come extras. Seeing the great reviews is why we stopped,…read moreand I can see why. We got a couple birria tacos which were awesome and soaked in the flavorful seasonings. I recommend these for sure. The meat was tender and perfectly seasoned in my opinion. We also got a carne asada and carnitas tacos. The asada was a bit tough to chew unfortunately and the carnitas was good. The corn tortillas were tasty and made with quality ingredients. Finally, I ordered a green tamale but I didn't see anything green about it. Maybe it was missing the sauce? It was good and I liked the sweetness of it. I'd come back for some birria tacos for sure.

Wanted to make some smash burgers so bought some little and tortillas can't complain. Those…read moretortillas were really delicious.

Small version of the popular Heirloom FM locations. It was pretty sad today. At 12:15 vendors were…read morealready closing up at the official close was still 45 minutes away. I did cash in on a really good Sonoran hotdog.

I went to Rillito Park for the Heirloom farmers market this last Sunday! It was great so many…read morevendors to choose from! My friend wished there was flowers but other than that we were pleasantly surprised by the vast selection of vendors and products! The produce is best in the morning! I bought a cheesecake at around 8:15am and then she kept it in the cooler for me. she said she would be there until noon but she started packing up early. Next time i would go back at 11am because many vendors start packing up earlier than they say they would. Understandable... I was staying there the whole duration as my friend couldn't meet me until later at 10am. So I ended running up and catching the vendor in her truck ready to drive away and i got my cheesecake whew it was close!

First time here. It was all top shelf…read more Nicely created space. Food and service invite us to return for more!

The first time I visited, it was so busy that we only grabbed a couple of sweets to go…read more On our second visit, it was much quieter, so we decided to order two paninis. We tried the Prosciutto Special on ciabatta. It was delicious, but we couldn't help thinking the meat tasted more like turkey than prosciutto. I even asked the attendant about it, and she assured me it was prosciutto. We also ordered the Turkey Pesto panini, which had great flavor. The only downside was that the bread was a bit too hard. Unfortunately, the ciabatta on the Prosciutto Special was very soggy on the bottom and started falling apart, which was disappointing. The café itself is very cute, bright, and open. We took our paninis and pastries next door to the brewery, and they paired perfectly with the beers, making for a really enjoyable lunch. We also picked up two pastries, and both were excellent. Overall, despite a couple of issues with the sandwiches, we enjoyed our meal and would definitely come back for the baked treats.