Peanut and Hunter was amazing!!! They and the staff was very initiative and very knowledgeable!! I…read morelove the atmosphere!!

Always love coming to Postino! Staff is so attentive and welcoming, food is YUM! The west coaster…read moreis my favorite, so so good!

Somehow I've been coming here forever and never wrote a review. Arizona Wine Collective is less…read more"wine bar" and more community hub in the best way. I don't even drink and I'm here all the time for the events. Run clubs, post yoga hangs, ladies nights, you name it, they've probably hosted it. Always packed, always a vibe, and super LGBTQ friendly. They bring in local vendors constantly, hair tinsel, mini tattoos, permanent jewelry, press on nails, makeup, even pajama pop ups. It's like a rotating showcase of Tucson creatives and I love that. Bonus points for the stocked bathroom with a full freshen up moment. Being in St. Philip's Plaza doesn't hurt either, one of the prettiest spots in town. The owners get it, the energy is right, and whoever runs their events deserves a raise. I'll be back... again and again.

What an adorable place! I enjoyed a candle making class…read morelast week. They provide wine, snacks and everything you need to make a candle. If you don't drink wine you pay a discounted price and still enjoy the experience. Employees are super friendly. I ended up buying mesquite smoked caramel popcorn for $10.00 to take home. It wasn't good, caramel sticks to your teeth making it a very unpleasant experience

I'm happy to have finally gotten a chance to visit Unicorn Zebra since it's been on my list from…read morethe time they opened. It's a fun and also elegant atmosphere with the zebra theme clearly exemplified across the space. I would have to say this is one of the coziest bars I've been to, the furniture and seating is really supportive of a long-term visit. There are other levels, lower and an upper level besides the main space, but be aware that if there are parties, they can typically take up different areas. Our bartender, Sarah was fantastic! The way that she handled all of the guests and the busy field was incredible, so calm and collected, and furthermore making some really incredible drinks. Heads up that the online drink menu is not the current drink menu, I couldn't remember all the names of our drinks and put those in the photo captions, so when I checked on the website, the menu was showing something different other than what I saw at the bar. Out of several places I've been to, I'd say the mixture of flavors and details in the drinks are quite unique. I'll be back for more one day

The decor, overall vibe, and drink menu are really fun, but the bartender we had kind of killed the…read moreexperience. We'd heard good things about this place and have been trying to support local downtown bars this summer, so we stopped in around 11 on a Friday night before heading home. As we sat down, we watched the bartender be pretty dismissive toward another group at the bar, so we were already a little unsure. We started talking about the decor because we liked the eclectic vibe. We jokingly pointed out that one of the pictures had a joint instead of a cigarette because someone in our group hadn't noticed. One of the bartender's first comments back, completely seriously, was, "I'm from San Diego. Have you never seen art before?" Honestly... what? It was such a weird, unnecessarily condescending response. I brushed it off at first as awkward banter, but it was a really strange first impression. The drinks were decent. The Loverlist was really good, and the Unicorn Fluff and Old Fashioned were fine. The bartender was quick to talk up their whiskey selection, but when we asked for a recommendation, she mostly gave reasons why she couldn't recommend anything and just kept saying they had "over 90 different options." Without a whiskey menu to look through, that wasn't especially helpful. We also asked for a shooter and were offered half of a cocktail instead. That would've been totally fine on its own, but combined with everything else, the service just never felt welcoming. We ended up leaving pretty quickly. I'd give the place another shot because the atmosphere is fun and has a lot of potential, but hopefully with a different bartender behind the bar.

Good selection of libations and a vibrant and fun community gathering space. First time bring to…read morethis location and appreciated the indoor or outdoor space available and the super nice staff. They also have fun events and community collabs. They have a small snack menu but encourage you to bring in food from the strip mall business which is convenient and also awesome to see business support others. Of note, parking can get a bit challenging depending on time of arrival...but not really that much of an issue. Will return.

It's always a pleasure to stop in to this amazing establishment every time I come to Tucson. With…read moresuch an inviting atmosphere, the staff bring to life your experience with their service knowledge on all the spirits, wines and beers you could think of. Not only do they sever on tap, but the bottle shop is fully stocked for everyone's taste. Whether you drink a glass in, or get things to go, it is a time well spent, and a must to do on your list. Bring your own food, but leave with your own smile !

This is a hidden gem only a few blocks off 4th Ave. Great place, great DJ's, great staff and great…read morevibe!

Since La Esquina opened, we've been a handful of times and most recently, it was another…read moreoutstanding experience. As you sit in their beautiful space you honestly feel like you're in Europe someone at a lovely, wine bar. All of the charcuterie boards are diverse and they offer such a great variety of wines. They also have an orange cocktail that is outstanding. The service is always excellent, and the staff has thorough wine knowledge. Also, they are incorporating live music! Our friend's are playing and we're really looking forward to it! For a classy vibe, delicious wine choices and dedicated snacks, head into this wine bar.

This place has been on my must-visit list for new Tucson beer bar. I finally made it here on a…read moreTuesday night with less than an hour before closing. My first impression is the outdoor-friendly design, with a bar that is half al fresco and the other half inside. Shutters can close the al fresco section out during inclement weather. It was a quiet evening, with a few diehard clients at the bar. I walked in, studied the rotating menu, and settled for the one wheat beer on the list: #18 Enegren Schoener Tag Hefeweizen (5%ABV) from Moorpark, CA. It was quite flavorful with good mouth feel. I sat al fresco at the bar looking in. I enjoyed the ambiance. The inside is designed for groups to sit together and talk while sampling beer or wine. Four TVs were on the wall as an afterthought. The beertender was busy cleaning equipment before closing, but he explained to me that while the beer list rotates, the first five are staples, dominated by sours and IPAs although several lagers are also available. There is plenty of parking in the rear although I noticed that lighting is only toward the strip mall. The rear spaces are dark. I asked about dogs. Only service dogs are allowed.

So not being a drinker, they could do a little better with their selection of nonalcoholic…read morebeverages. First of all I don't need a mocktail I just need regular non alcoholic drinks. I'm just not a fan of 99 % of nonalcoholic beers, there is something off with the taste and I just don't like them. The ambience is good it's a good place to hang with the outside patio and the inside is a decent size. I'll definitely go back.

The owners of Tap & Bottle really went out of their way to make up for Westbound with Sunshine…read moreWine. Wowza. I absolutely love the atmosphere. It feels like you're tucked away in an intimate little wine cellar, which makes the whole experience feel special. It can get a little tight in the seating area when it's busy, but honestly, I think it's worth it. The wine glasses are clean (which should be a given, but sadly isn't always!), and the wine is delicious. They also have an entire bowl of pickles that you can order, and as a pickle lover, I was very happy about this. The bread and butter is simple, but sometimes simple is exactly what you want with a glass of wine. But the star of the show for me was the pinto hummus. I know hummus is made from beans, but it somehow never occurred to me to make it with the humble pinto bean. Whoever came up with that deserves a round of applause. Chef's kiss. So freaking good. Sunshine Wine has great wine, a cozy atmosphere, and food that's creative without trying too hard. I'm definitely coming back for that pinto hummus alone.

Our friend highly recomended we go to Sunshine Wine last night, and the location was lovely and the…read moreservice was fine. My concern is with the food--none of the dishes we ordered tasted good, and the price was high for the portions we received. The ceasar salad, for example, was bland, and the dressing was salty and bitter. When compared to the salad at a restaurant just down to road, I found this one inedible. I rarely write reviews and I don't do this in a mean-spirited way--I would love to see a local restaurant and bar succeed. It is just that we paid $83 for two drinks and 4 small plates, and couldn't eat two of them and left hungry. I hope the food can improve!