Came in to celebrate my hubby's birthday and Father's Day all on same day. We had reservations for…read moreour party of 5, but didn't need it since it's the "off season" and not too busy. We opted to sit outside to watch the sunset but it's a bit hard to see from the direction their patio sits, but still beautiful. Service started off friendly enough but sometimes the responses from our waiter came off as condescending and not friendly. Food was good and so was the cocktail I had (Gila Monster.) We will be back to try more of their dishes and hopefully we'll get a friendlier waiter. P.S. It would have been a nice touch if they acknowledged my husband's birthday as I had mentioned it when I made the reservation, but they didn't. I would have given 3.5 stars based on the two misses but YELP doesn't allow for half stars and since the food and ambiance was very good, I'm opting for 4 stars. I'll come back and provide another review soon.

Beautiful location! Great for a date night, a girls night or a group outing. We went for the happy…read morehour on a Friday night in December and sat outside. The weather was perfect, but I'd suggest bringing a light sweater. We had the Cabernet Sauvignon and the loaded tater tots (which were definitely loaded with birria meat!) and cast-iron charred Shishito peppers. Everything was delicious. We'll be back for dinner! Roman (a.k.a. Jeremiah ;) was wonderful as was the entire staff. Everyone was professional, accommodating and genuine. The website has some misleading information: it says the happy hour goes until six and we saw a fish fry option which apparently ended in September. Hopefully they fix that soon!

A random, wonderful find! On the 2nd day of our last-minute, weekend getaway to Oracle, AZ, we…read moreended up here. I'm not sure how many restaurants are nearby but since we knew the Oracle Patio Cafe was closed, we had to find something else! Side note, you can zip line here...not at the restaurant but attached or next to it. Seems like there is also a camp ground and hiking and off-roading all nearby or a part of the land...basically, what I'm trying to say is this seems like an all-in-one outdoor adventure spot that I'm sure I'm not explaining well, and a lot of people already come here for. Now, for the restaurant: they have a very simple menu and some specials. You pick up a menu/order form, mark off what you want, write your name, and bring it to the cashier. You pay, get a buzzer, and then wait. They have a few family style tables inside, as well as some novelty shopping. They have a ton more seating outside. I got their signature Adventure Burger which means the chef makes the burger and you're surprised. I LOVED this! My burger had avocado, grilled mushrooms, cheese, sauce, etc. I'm not even sure everything exactly, but it doesn't matter because it was delicious! Their fries were also really tasty! My daughter got their chicken fingers which had the best, seasoned skin on it. Lastly, right outside the restaurant they have "panning for gold" - FREE! My daughter was so excited to do this and even more elated when she found "REAL" gold ;) I really appreciated that they offered this and for free. It seems rare these days you stumble upon things like this.

Found out about this place by accident but figured why not. We made the drive up here from Oro…read moreValley, beautiful drive but further out then we expected but it was worth the drive. When you walk in it's a bit different as it's really about the zipline adventure with a burger on the side. You order off of the paper menus that list everything they offer. We got a burger to split with all the usual things LTPO. It was a hand formed burger, not pre made, and was cooked perfectly, well seasoned and just great. And of you feel froggy you can even pan for gold outside the building. All in all it was a good place and I'm glad we took the time to drive up here. it won't be our last.

We decided to visit b/c I follow Riot Grill on Instagram. Bailey and "Cougar" were awesome, so…read morefriendly and kind! They have everything down to a science. This restaurant is SMALL, BUT, MIGHTY! We ordered the wagu burger and fish and chips. Sat outside in the heat. Bailey turned on the misting fan and it was sooooo much better. The food arrived quickly and we were very impressed with the presentation, fast service, quality and good size portions. The burger was cooked medium (as requested), tasty, juicy and the house sauce was an unusual white sauce and complimented the burger perfectly! Fries were fresh cut, good and hot! Fish and chips were the BEST WE'VE HAD IN AND AROUND TUCSON!

While in the town of Oracle, my wife and I went to Riot for lunch. We had our puppy with us and had…read moreto find a place that allowed dogs. Riot is all outdoor seating (six tables) which was perfect and fit our needs. My wife had been to Riot a few times and loves the chicken basket. She talked me into trying it and we shared a three piece chicken basket. The patio seating was comfortable and the western music playing on the sound system was awesome!. The two staff members were friendly and attentive. Our chicken basket arrived fairly quickly and, wow! The pieces of chicken were huge. The chicken tenders were double breaded and came on a bed of fries. The three piece basket was definitely enough for the two of us and a bit for the pup. Looking at the menu, they have a chicken sandwich, burger, and other types of food. I definitely will be back to try the other offerings. If you are in Oracle, this place is worth a try if you looking for a quick bite. The prices are in line with other restaurants this rural town. The portion size makes this item a value.

Came to Harvest to celebrate my MILs birthday and thoroughly enjoyed our meal here starting with…read morethe friendly staff. We booked a reservation here for 7 not realizing it was just an hour before closing on Sunday. To share, we ordered the chinese chicken salad and charcuterie board. The salad was okay but the charcuterie board was excellent. I loved the crispy bread. For my main, I ordered the Cuban. The portions here are huge. My side of sweet potato fries was easily enough for leftovers along with the Cuban. One thing I really liked here was the ketchup. I couldn't quite place it but it had a little bit of a kick to it. Overall, Harvest is a great place for a hearty meal and a group celebration.

We used to love Harvest, but our last two visits changed our minds. I got a dinner salad that was…read moreserved with wilted, brown greens. It was inedible. And my husband's surf n turf was served without the lobster. We had to flag down our server to get the lobster. The menu doesn't change, and we've tried most of the items. No need to return in our view. Addendum: The business owner said they don't have surf and turf, but this was a holiday special - it's not on the usual menu. And I didn't visit within 5 minutes, as she irrationally suggested. Both visits were a few months back. Interesting that a business would respond in such a way.

Ive been eating at this place now for about 6 weeks, once a week. Ive had breakfast, sandwiches,…read morelunch plates, Ive had nothing that wasn't great!

Really enjoyed our lunch here today. Service was excellent, all the ladies were super friendly and…read morethe food came out so fast we were shocked. The decor is cute and it's fun to watch planes taking off through the big windows.

Tonight, we are meeting friends we haven't seen in a while in northern Tucson for dinner. Cafe…read moreTorino is one of their favorites and it is not to loud so we can catch up on time that flies by. Reservations were made as this place is a local watering hole in the area. The place was packed and we ordered the Ceasar's salad to split and the mussels in a white wine and garlic sauce. The salad was fine and enough for us to easily share. The mussels were good, tasty broth, and grilled bread to soak up the sauce. We also ordered a tagliatelle bolognese that was fine, decent taste, hot and a generous helping. Our server was on the spot with making sure we were happy, drinks filled and yet did not interrupt our conversation. To the Cafe Torino staff, we never felt pressure to dine and dash, thank you. The food was fine but not remarkable. Obviously, the crowds love this place. You should make a visit to Cafe Torino and make your own decision.

This was my first time here and let me say I truly enjoyed the restaurant. The waitress I had was…read moreso sweet and attentive, she also told us about the history of the restaurant. This is a wonderful family business and look forward to returning. The food was amazing as well as the wine that I tried. The eggplant with rigatoni was amazing. The pasta was cooked well and the sauce was filled with amazing tastes. The egg plant had an amazing consistency and the vegetable sauce was packed with different notes of herbs and spices. 8/10 The hamburger torino was tasty and cooked nicely, not dry. The honey balsamic barbecue sauce was an amazing sauce to add to the burger. 4.5/10 burger I'm not sure of the name of the Toscana wine that I tried, it was the 3rd or 4th option down the list of red wines. This wine had earthy notes and was not too sweet. This wine was recommended by the waitress and it did not disappoint. 7/10 Overall I truly enjoyed my visit to this restaurant and will be recommending this to my friends and family!

Scenic views of golf course from patio seating, well designed grill interior, with buffered sound…read morelevel. Service is excellent. Staff are a delight, knowledgeable, and prompt. Now, the menu is varied, and the offerings are superb. Salads are fresh and crisp, pizzas to die for, and stuffed yummy sandwiches. This SaddleBrooke resident highly recommends 'The Road Runner'.

The Roadrunner Grill is usually pretty good, but not for lunch yesterday. The special of corned…read morebeef hash and two-eggs-any-way consisted of a few tablespoons of the tasty hash topped by two fried eggs I ordered to be not runny and not rock-hard, which I was told is "medium"; what I received were 2 fried eggs with liquid yolks. Not what I ordered and not an ample meal, their meals normally two meals for me. This time it was hardly one, given the small amount of hash and my willingness to eat only one of the eggs. Given the time factor with friends to cook anew, I ate one egg and ditched the other. Ridiculous.

Was a great place for people watching and just a great view of the ski run…read more Had to wait until 11 for lunch. Had vegan sandwiches and salads. Fueled up for walking around. Fun when it's hot in the city!

Cozy & charming Old School mountain restaurant complete with old chair lift in small wooden entry…read moreand vintage props and photographs adorning restaurant walls, perfect for our spring ascent with the Porsche Club, a cool 60 degrees & 6700-ft higher; and 20 below the base below. Given the snug interior, the patio offers some extra seating al fresco, and it was busy on a Tuesday lunch. Small diner menu with some German offerings that lend that Alpine aire to compliment the treed mountain views from the back side of the restaurant. The Mountain Soul $18.10 that all us Fraus in the club seemed to embrace featured 2 tasty snappy brats, tart vinegar forward German tater salad, stewed red cabbage (oddly no sauerkraut), and a hunk of sweet corn kerneled cornbread, complete with the diner staple dispensers with the slider top honey globes on each table if more sweetness were needed. Hearty grub that, thus half+ came home making for a very tasty Round 2, that I popped into a Pretzel Dawg Bun, yum! Herr hubby as did most of the guys opted for a bowl of chili $17.07 with both chunks of beef and beans and was pretty tasty with medium heat and thickness. Sodas $4.65 are the most we've paid of late but feeding up a picturesque mountain comes at a cost haha. Our waitress was efficient during ordering and the food came out quickly for our large group of 25. However, our tab got messed up not really surprising given our size, but glad we caught it nonetheless. She was very apologetic and then packed us one of their beautiful specialty small pies to go, with our amended bill. Strawberry rhubarb, plenty for 2, flaky crust, very sweet though, so for those on sugar watch, this pie is not for you haha but sure to satisfy the pie lovers, and apple struedel is here of course too! Happy to support Mt Lemmon businesses and the Iron Door's charm is a worthwhile escape with a huge parking lot across the street. Come breathe in the cool mountain air and fill the belly with some scratch alpine cooking.