Tucson Restaurants

Colorful Southwest decor, famous cake-flavored pancakes. Two locations: Broadway (larger) and Campbell (neighborhood feel).

Retro diner with booths and UA murals. Cash-only Tucson institution. BEST for picky eaters!

Bright, airy cafe with trendy decor. Instagram-worthy brunch. Yelp Top 100 Places to Eat 2025.

Cute neighborhood coffee shop in historic Barrio Viejo. Artisan coffee, pastries. Open until noon.

Family-owned with extensive patios. Handmade tortillas, regional Mexican breakfast. Three locations.

1919 historic hotel downtown. Expansive outdoor patio, reliable kids menu, Bloody Mary bar on weekends.

Historic adobe home with a famous garden patio and gift shop. Comfort food, pancakes, and French toast served all day (even at dinner for kids!).

Authentic Sonoran hot dogs (bacon-wrapped!). Quick service, outdoor seating. James Beard America's Classics Award 2018.

Oldest Mexican restaurant in US. Traditional Sonoran cuisine, allegedly invented the chimichanga. Kids under 12 eat FREE Mon-Wed!

Colorful, bustling "my little nest" serving Tucson since 1952. Try the President's Plate (Bill Clinton's order!). Worth the wait.

Adorable colorful decor with family-friendly vibe. Cheerful atmosphere and welcoming service for families with kids.

No-frills neighborhood spot with excellent food and excellent health score. Side orders of rice, cheese, beans for picky eaters.

Legendary outdoor hot dog cart. Authentic, no-frills, and delicious. A true local favorite for Sonoran dogs.

Famous for their toasted "Chipilon" buns. A crispy twist on the classic Sonoran dog. Located on S. 6th Ave.

A classic spot on the South 12th Ave food corridor. Authentic, affordable, and cash-only. A true local experience.

Located on 36th St. Famous for jalapeno-stuffed dogs. Casual outdoor seating and excellent health score.

Known for "Quesadogos" and Chipilon style. Fun twists on the classic hot dog. Locations on Ajo and 36th.

Deep South 6th Ave staple. Try the "Chucho Dog". Authentic vibes and excellent health rating.

Small family business, Northern Chinese. Handmade dumplings, fresh noodles, potstickers. Request plain noodles for picky eaters.

Quick, cheap local institution since 1971. Famous frozen "eegee" fruit drinks. 25+ locations. Subs and hot dogs.

Locally-owned food court with small arcade. Multiple vendors: pizza, tacos, hot dogs, sandwiches, chicken. South-side staple since 2018.

Local Tucson restaurant with classic American dining. Check specific menu and hours before visiting.

Casual restaurant with outdoor seating and play space for children. Great when kids need to burn energy while adults enjoy a meal.

Located in Trail Dust Town. Famous "No Ties Allowed" policy (they cut them off!). Cowboy steaks, burgers, and gunfight shows nearby.