The owner of this little shop was so sweet. I'm going to be honest, by the name of this place, I…read moreinherently would not have bought anything from here. I'm kinda a tin hat conspiracy theorist and personally wouldn't buy anything that says "cabal" on it or anything with the all seeing eye. But I enjoy going into olive oil stores and looking around nonetheless. Well I gave in. The lady running the shop was so cool and personable, I really enjoyed talking to her and listening to her. I love how she added some cute things in her store to do for people who aren't doing wine tasting. Games and cards and coloring. Very smart. I would go back to say hello for sure!

Tamara was an absolute gem. We tried several of the wines because she was so incredibly educated on…read morethe whys when's and where's of the grapes and processes. Her descriptions were spot on. We felt very welcomed, like visiting with a new friend. We ended up buying two delicious bottles of Predator and Prey (behave Warhol!) and cannot wait to pop those corks. It's a great place to chill on Allen St. we 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.

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.

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!

I have heard about this place but always thought it was a taproom selling various craftbeers. I…read moredidn't realize that this place brews its own brand, Mosaic, in north Tucson. I stopped in on a Saturday late afternoon, after visiting the pizza place next door. I didn't realize that both businesses are owned by the same people until I had to use the restroom, which is on the Drinkery side, and saw the many options of beer. It's a spacious place but I will agree with others who say the chairs are not the most comfortable. What the drinkery needs is a combination of plush couches and coffee (beer?) tables. I ended up trying two very good beers: the #4 Mosaic American Wheat beer OMG (5% ABV) and the #2 Mosaic Apricot Sunset, a fruity blonde. Both had pleasant mouth feel. I should have had a flight of various more beers instead, as there were so many good choices. My bill for both beers was $13. That's a very reaonable price. The beer tender was friendly and helpful. I sat outside with my dog as the sun slowly descended in the west. I will be back to try other beers and combine them with the pizza next door.

Love Craft! It is my go-to lunch spot for great food and service. The beer selection is top notch.read more

Bob is the bomb barman boss man here that luvs up on his customers. He kindly changed the TV to…read morecatch the last quarter of Oregon Duck game and nice enough to accommodate a request to change to red sauce on the Paco Blanco Chix saus EVOO pizza..ran back to the owner chef to ask. He obliged ;D so TY both. Bob also makes a mean Sazerac , a $6 upcharge on the rye, but good quality drinks with inventive menus will cost you here, so save up, it's worthy. Ever heard of a beer press? Ingredients to flavor your draft mixed in a French Press. Oh and the house made old fashioned bitters are tell tale cocktail elevaters that really shine. Bob also took time to read over sugar content/Cals on NA drinks in fridge with me, tiny writing and low lighting, he was very understanding and patient in helping to make a selection. The pizza? It's Jaime's from next door but no app or running there needed, the bar takes the order, delivers when ready and has the extra condiments behind the bar to parm red chili flakes or black pepper up your slices. The bottom is crisp and 72-hr cold fermented dough has great flavor as does the sauce which has slight tang and zestiness, and now my go to over Empire Pizza, my previous downtown fave. Got the Gorgonzola bacon salad with house croutons, heirloom tomatoes and for $7 small, it was plenty for both of us pre-pizza. It's large, nice and proper cold, so delicious and had the hubby singing it's praises, we can't wait to try another salad as the quality of ingredients and house made dressing was tops! Good Oak has a dark speakeasy vibe with long velvety drapes to greet you on entry, a photo booth to capture your pre and post giggly highs from what the gorgeous wood bar will provide, along a long counter with wood booths to hide away in and sip the night away. Music is on blast, metal last 2 visits and spooky Halloween decor currently, adds to the mood.Games are stashed behind the fridge and exciting art nights, Sunday spin your own Vinyl, movie projections a-coming on the shared back patio with Jaime's and corner Art Bar give you more reasons to search Good Oak out, if you ever needed one! And there is a Happy Hr with discounted drinks ..ck Insta.

I don't want to be such an overt hater of Good Oak--it has the style and comfort you'd desire from…read morea small cocktail bar. But at the end of the day, they're just too simple to be memorable. Really, these are cocktails for people who don't know much about cocktails. Just about everything on the menu is safe. Too safe. A few classics, and a few originals with like three ingredients. My Sonoran Old Fashioned (Tequila, honey, lemon) was OK but it didn't add any sort of bitters or house-made syrups for pizzazz, nor did it employ an agave spirit with any depth. What a snooze. Same for the admittedly cute drink featuring prickly pear--just straightforward and unimaginative. Nothing really appealed to me, so I went with my personal top-shelf staple--a Hendrick's and tonic. But they didn't even have Hendricks! Guess they were too busy using the limited space for a bunch of whiskeys. Spoiler alert: They don't even have the biggest (or most curated) whiskey list within a couple hundred meters. They used to have a kitchen too, and I wanted to try that, but it looks like they simply gave up on that in favor of outsourcing food to the adjacent pizzeria. I don't mean any disrespect, but there's nothing Good Oak can do that isn't done better by someone else on Congress. A charming and quiet reprieve from an otherwise loud and partygoing district, but if you want to be wowed by premium beverages, just keep walking.

I came by here one afternoon after work. As someone who mostly enjoys beer, I was excited to see a…read moredecent verity on such a small better list instead of the usually3 IPA and a PBR. I also got one of the pizza from Flora, and devoured it in no time. We were let known there would be a hour wait for the pizza but that was no issue. We sat on their cozy patio. I also did enjoy the no under 18 policy with how small the space is. While I imagine this is something that may upset some folks, it was nice to see that with the limited spaces they have to work with it would be reserved for those wanting a drink.

Came here at the end of the night for drinks after dinner and bowling. It was cute! We stayed…read moreoutside to enjoy the beautiful weather. The mule was okay. Too sweet and tasted too much like the premade strawberry mixture. Not enough ginger beer. Overall it was good but not exactly what I wanted.

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.

First time here and I'll definitely be back. I had no idea they had such a spacious spot. I only…read moreever saw the outdoor portion. Huge selection of beer. We had the cherry cola cocktails and really enjoyed them. It looks like they host watch parties and trivia which is great for the community. We ordered at the bar and were able to grab a seat. There were multiple tvs for people to watch various sporting events

Quick dinner downtown. Bar was open for instant service…read more Now it's closed. Really sad because it was a nice place to take friends and tell clients about.

I am so sad! They changed the menu and not in a good way. Some of the original items are still on…read morethere but we were saddened to see the elote is gone. We dream about that corn! On this trip we got their nachos (they've been good in the past) and the buffalo wings. The nachos weren't that good today. The cheese sauce had a bit of a gritty texture, the "spicy medley" or whatever it was called had mushrooms in it and the ground beef was cold. We had to send the wings back because they were dry and the sauce wasn't good. Ermanos use to be where we took our visitors or new folk to town but we will have to find a new place :(. Service was good and it's cute inside but the food wasn't good.

If I could give this place a zero I would. I e came in on a Saturday and sat at a table. It…read morewasn't that busy and the staff there seemed to be chatting with various patrons. Not once were we offered a tasting menu, water, any acknowledgment of any kind. After twenty min we left, only to still not be acknowledged we walked past staff. I've been to wineries all over the US and this wa my worst experience by far

The most beautiful outdoor landscape in all of Elgin/sonoita. The inside tasting room is large and…read morewell decorated but I loved sitting in the Adirondack chairs by the pond. I wanted a sweet wine and the tasting person found a great one for me so I appreciated the service. Very chic and upscale vibes while the prices are consistent with the other wineries.