Tucson’s Best Restaurants and Bars: Where to Eat in the Old Pueblo | Eater Phoenix
"This neighborhood restaurant started as a brunch hot spot, but expanded with dinner hours and a curated natural wine selection. Dishes such as the smoked salmon Benedict gracefully juggle elements of comfort food while incorporating stellar produce from local farms. The dessert cases display tantalizing options such as cookies with toffee, chocolate chips, sea salt, and brown butter." - Jackie Tran
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