We go to Los Milics to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and the occasional girls lunch. The…read moreambiance and food are incredible and the wine is fabulous. Make sure to request Fanny as your server because she makes the experience even more enjoyable every time!

This is an update: I…read morehad the relatively new chicken sando. And honestly it OS the best sandwich I have ever eaten. The bread is baked fresh daily. The chicken was perfectly cooked and the pesto was fantastic. The tomatoes lived. We're ripe and full of flavor ---------- We had dinner there tonight. The NY steak was among the best we've had. Rivals steak houses. The duck confit was exceptional. The wine pairing was right on. Service was excellent. But surprisingly the two things that stood out was the margarita. My daughter said it was best she has ever had. But the chocolate cake was absolutely amazing. Can not recommend this dining experience more.

Of the many wineries we visited, this spot (+ Deep Sky) were our favorites! Best bang for your buck…read moreand owners/staff are very friendly/welcoming and truly want to get to know you! There was live music on the patio, so we sat outside while drinking our wines, which they paired with different chip flavors for their chip + wine tasting! It was a fun time and would definitely come back. They also have a wine + ice cream tasting too along with some other fun drinks.

Comparatively to other wineries in the area, this place is lacking. For the same price as other…read morespots, the wine is served in a plastic cup unless you pay $5 for a souvenir glass they told us. There is indoor and outdoor seating but you have to go into the bar to order (no table service). The outdoor space is very outdated and the seats were not clean. We have been to a few events here and really enjoyed them but as far as just going to enjoy a glass of wine and the views, check out nearby spots for a much better experience.

As locals and people who have recommended their friends from out of town will no longer send people…read morehere. Super cool & fun concept. So if you're a group, or couple with no family you may enjoy this place! This place is not family friendly, when it once was. We enjoyed the few games they provided for adults and children. As adults it was a big reason we went out there. It was fun to enjoy yourself. Play games, and listen to the band. We went out this past week to listen to the band. The band was nowhere to be found nor did any of the employees let us know there will be no band. This place was emptied and we would soon learn why. They treated my children and myself poorly by making my children feel uncomfortable for being there. My children were only welcome outside. They were not welcome near the bar, which I totally understand and respect those rules. Anytime we went in to use the restroom. Everyone stared at my children because they were not supposed to be in there, but I didn't allow my children to pee their pants so I didn't allow them to use the restroom. As soon as we walked in to the area that once allowed children for years prior, we were scolded for children being there. A simple professional explanation of the rules being changed would do, we would respect that. The manager there that also Bartends has always been rude, anytime we've been in there we've been going for years, when we have, she has consistently been rude. There's a difference between being stern and professional and being flat out rude, myself or my family did not deserve to be treated that way. But if you like a place that is not family friendly has no band on Saturday when advertised for a band this is a spot just for you. Just maybe call ahead and see if any rules have changed that would impact your party. The lavender farm down the road has always been so friendly! Great food and drinks!

This as a sweet surprise. We wanted lunch during our road trip and I came across Tirrito Farms on…read moreGoogle Maps. As it's only 15 minutes off our navigation, we gave it a try. The property is beautiful. My husband and I shared a half dozen wings, a bacon burger and a wedge salad. They were all really good. The waitress was nice as can be. They have dome glamping, a few hotel suites, a pond and they offer farm tours. We purchased two bottles of wine to try later. We hope to make it back through to stay the night.

What an awesome place! The owners always work to find great local beers to put on tap and…read morebartenders are always friendly and helpful. there's usually live music out back on weekend nights and folks dancing and having a good time.

I made it back here yesterday afternoon. The plan was to try the new Mexican food truck nearby and…read morethen stop here for beer and live music by Steve Kozachik, who is also the director for the Pima County Animal Shelter and former Ward 6 councilman in Tucson before that. We were early. Steve and his wife arrived around 5pm to set up. He began his set at 5:30pm. It wasn't until 6:30pm that the crowd came in, mostly young couples with children and a few dogs. Steve has nice voice suited for love songs. He performed mostly classic rock songs from the Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, the Eagles. But like my friend noted, his voice add some melancholgy to every melody. The beers this time were a nice variety. I had a Hefeweizen and then a Milk Stout. Both were very good.

Ok, so we came to Sonoita to try some new winery tasting rooms. As soon as we got to town we made a…read morecouple stops and asked the locals where to come. They all said the same place. The wine here is excellent. The server was awesome. It was pretty busy and she kept everyone's glasses full. She had the World Cup on and there was a lot of camaraderie over the game. People were having a great time and you could tell she enjoys working here which always makes a huge difference! We will definitely be back.

We did not get any food. My friend and I got to the winery around 11:45 on a Saturday in January…read more The place was almost empty but others slowly trickled in. The balcony was expansive and had great views. You can do a glass of any wine for $10 or you can pick 4 from the list and do a tasting flight for $20 with their glass or $15 if you bring your own glass. Overall a great stop on our wine tour

Very confusing to navigate this winery. Their website is woefully out of date. It's clear they…read moreclosed their tasting room but on a Saturday morning never answered phone or retuned VM to see about a visit. Not sure they even are in business.

Great visit with the owner who gave us our wine tasting. Awesome location with great views.read more

Excellent food and service. A Latin Steakhouse is a new concept to me, but now I'm embracing it…read more The Ribeye that I ordered was cooked perfectly to my request. They brought out a lentil seviche that was lentils, onion, Cilantro, olive oil, and tomatoes. Wonderful. The ambiance is great. I had choice of a booth or table. The music is Latin and very good. Lighting is soft.

Was down in Nogales covering sports and wanted a nice dinner afterwards. Searched for steakhouses…read moreand this one was first on the list. When I got there, it was a very nice and a calm atmosphere. My server was very accommodating and said, "it's prime rib night." I took her suggestion and ordered. My meal was awesome and my service was incredible, never having to ask for a drink refill. She checked on me often and had a great personality. Great customer skills. I would recommend this place to anyone. The only disappointment, and it was minor, was they were out of the calamari appetizer.

Stopped in for an after dinner glass of wine. Nice selection…read moreof wines by the glass, very cute inside and friendly service. Looks like they have some fun snacks if you want one with your wine. Tiny patio with two tall tables. The wine bar is in a shopping strip.

Cool little wine and beer joint. Nice vibe to hang out with friends. We came here for a quick…read moreglass of wine. I wish their wines by the glass list were more extensive but I understand they have a limited amount of "handles". Service was low key and friendly. They let us taste the wine before deciding and this helped several in our party to decide what they wanted . Wish we could have stayed longer but we had to get to our dinner reservations. Will be back.

When you think of Tucson, you think great Sonoran food and spicy margaritas, but Revel is a…read moredelightful surprise tucked just off 4th Avenue right near the University. With a cool vibe and a refreshing mix of domestic and European pours - there is something for everyone. Not normally a fan of Rose, I was enticed (rightly so) to try a wine made locally in Patagonia AZ - delish! They also have a lovely selection of cheeses, meats and other nibbles to build your own charcuterie board - so fun! This is a great place for a post-work meetup with girlfriends or as a date night before visiting the Tucson Improv Movement next door!

I've been a regular here, so tonight especially disappointed me. The wine and ambiance are solid,…read morebut the service was inexcusable. We ordered four simple items (cheese, pickles, olives, bread) and waited over an hour without a word. When we finally asked where our food was, the bartender admitted he hadn't even started it and asked if we still wanted it. We took just the cheese to cut our losses. He comped the cheese. We paid full price for the wine we'd been sitting with the whole time. This place has goodwill to burn through. They're burning it. Won't be back.

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.