This review is loooong overdue but it's about time I wrote it! Contigo Latin Kitchen is the perfect…read morespot for a celebration or an upscale, delicious dinner. The food was amazing and the service was top-tier. Our waiter was friendly, funny, and great. We had the best dinner here during our trip to Tucson. First off, the whole menu sounds incredible but you just can't go wrong. We picked the following tapas: LAS FAVORITAS (Dates stuffed with Spanish chorizo, wrapped in smoked pork) PULPO FERIA (Octopus, fingerlings, chili oil, parsley, chimichurri and greens) TOREADOS (Seared shishito peppers, lemon, herbs, chicharrón) ALCACHOFAS (Grilled artichokes, goat cheese, orange zest, and mint) And for the paella: MARISCOS Grilled squid, prawns, mussels, clams, and saffron For dessert, we got the tres leches. The cake was so soft and drenched in delicious cream. I'm really not kidding when I say everything we got was delightful. I can't pick a favorite, get them all! I will say though that the paella was a star of the night and was filled with so much saffron and seafood so don't miss out on it!

Contigo Latin Kitchen delivers a vibrant and memorable dining experience, especially when it comes…read moreto bold, well-executed flavors. The seafood paella is a true highlight--rich, aromatic, and packed with perfectly cooked seafood that brings depth and authenticity to every bite. It's the kind of dish that feels both comforting and elevated at the same time. The cauliflower croquetas are just as impressive--crispy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and full of flavor. Even if you're not usually drawn to cauliflower, this dish easily wins you over. Dessert was unforgettable. The churro y plato was absolutely amazing, with warm, crispy churros paired with indulgent dips that made it hard to stop at just one bite. Service was stellar throughout the entire meal--attentive, friendly, and perfectly paced, which really elevated the overall experience. One small drawback was the seating. With a reservation, it would have been great to have the option to select outdoor seating ahead of time. The patio atmosphere looked inviting, and having that choice during booking would really enhance the overall experience. Overall, Contigo Latin Kitchen stands out for its flavorful dishes, excellent service, and thoughtful preparation--definitely a spot worth returning to.

This place is wonderful Excellent service and great food…read more Highly recommend you will not be disappointed.

Service is excellent as usual however the steak frites came in lukewarm…read more Snails are spectacular here! We also put an order for a soufflé at the beginning of a meal and that was yummy especially in combination with their earl grey cream tea.

All the food here is so delicious! We drove down from Phoenix for a concert at the Fox Theatre and…read morewalked around looking for a place to have dinner before. The small plates were just the right size. The oysters were perfectly prepared; I could almost taste the ocean. The shrimp Al Ajillo was out of this world. Be sure you say yes when you are offered extra bread to dip up the sauce. Husband had the Ropa Vieja and thoroughly enjoyed it. We shared the Patatas Bravas and ordered extra garlic aïoli because it was so good. The space is pleasant with outdoor seating and indoor seating with a huge rollup window that lets in the fresh air. The staff is very friendly. This will definitely be a must return spot when we come to Tucson.

My hair with friends after seeing a movie and was so excited for the tapas style dinning. The…read moreserver was really personable, however, it did not make up for the food we tried, unfortunately. We got a lot of the dishes, and I personally felt that the flavor was very minimal. The only dish I really enjoyed, was the patatas bravas. The rest are as follows: - Iberico Jamón board ($27) : I would have enjoyed the bread toasted, and a better assortment of items on the board that may have paired better. I didn't enjoy the jelly with the apples and the olives. I also feel that the board is not filling enough for the price tag. I tried an array of their dishes, but only really liked the potatas bravas ($11). I also got the croquette ($14), the sautéed chicken ($13), and the bacalao pil pil ($15). I thought the chicken and then croquette were just okay, and could've used more flavor. I really didn't like the fish, as I had a fishy flavor to it that was really pronounced. A couple at my table did like it, so we were split with me and 2 others that also felt as I did. The staff here was really friendly and I wish I enjoyed more of my meal. My friend and I still had a great time.

I love eating at this place. The food is so delicious and it's a wonderful taste of Europe right…read morehere in Arizona. The owners are wonderful and everything in the menu is absolutely delicious from the fresh burrata to the gelato in a handmade cones. It's my absolute favorite place.

Stopped by this Friday late afternoon for a Capresa sandwich. The woman serving me was extremely…read morecourteous. She took my order and gave me a pager. My small sandwich came out quickly. The baguette was warm but the cheese, tomatoes and sauce were cold. While the contents were fresh, cold sandwiches don't taste as good to me. The flavors were good, though, but I left a little bit hungry.

A marginal Hotel Bar. Has basic alcohol for mixed drinks and advertise 4 draft beers on tap but…read moreonly had two available. Prices are average for a bar, somewhat reasonable for a Hotel Bar. They no longer have appetizers available which was a big let down (probably fall out from Covid). Decor was decent with changing lights in the bar top.

Great service. Excellent drink, whisky sour. Nice…read morelocation... and ok room. Needs an update...

Another fantastic meal at Ginza. We were a party of 10 with 7 ordering the omakase. It was e citing…read moreto see what the chef was preparing for us. Each dish was wonderful. We had soft shell crab, blue fin tuna, mackerel, mushroom soup and more. Best sushi restaurant in town. Service was very attentive and the atmosphere was fun.

My partner and I both got food poisoning eating at Ginza Sushi for our first time last night. He…read moreneeded a toilet on the drive home, and I threw up 6x as soon as we got home. Bad fish = Food poisoning. Why serve old fish?! Also, this restaurant seems to favor regulars, and ignores new customers. We sat for 15 minutes without getting menus. No one ever took our drink orders. And there was a smell...like a bad breath smell... that was all over the place.

Amazing service and delicious tacos! Portions are generous and so flavorful, highly recommend…read morestopping by :)

Had three of their tacos recently, and they were all delicious. Birria was full of meat. Spicy…read moreshrimp was probably my favorite good flavor good size shrimp, and the Caribbean fish was fresh pan fried and also delicious.

Ok lunch menu. Saw a Monti Cristo sandwich and had to try it. $17 with a side salad. Best Monti I…read morehave had in a long time. Light and fluffy crust and subtle flavors perfectly balanced with the meat and cheese. There needed to be a little more dipping sauce because the strawberry's were cut large and got used up before the sandwich was finished. Luckily it ate very nicely by itself. Fish tacos $13 very good. 3 good size for a starter. Made a nice meal for my wife. We only had water to drink so the whole meal was under $32 with out tip but including taxes. The view is magnificent The building is nice. The interior functional. I did see cheese tortellini I would like to try. Service was by Jessica and very nice.

Great food, great service! Good times…read moreWe have never been disappointed with the food and service! We are doing our Mrs roper romps there! Oh boy, I'm hungry