Mercado San Agustin

So, my first time here, I'll try to be short.. but first things first there is parking next to the restaurant but I do think it's a shared lot. I went around 6:20-6:30 pm. There was plenty of parking around that time, so I was unsure if there was a busy point during any other time frame. I did get a little lost trying to find the entrance it's on the side/back. Staff were all super friendly and attentive, which is a huge plus for me.. the food tasted great. There will be pictures to follow. Dessert was not as many selections as I would have preferred as well as meals go.. but I did go with a work party, so it could have been it was a set menu.. but all in all, I would give this place a 4 star because the atmosphere was nice. Waiters are attentive food did taste great there was some things I wasn't to happy about. Like there Cesar salad... it looked nicer than it was.. a bit hard to eat without looking like a pig trying to shove a full lettuce in your mouth.. haha, and also not your normal Cesar salad.. and prices are a bit high, but the quantity was fair.. Definitely would recommend i will most likely be coming back and next time check out the bathrooms.. normally, I check but forgot to this time around

This is such a nice, upcoming part of town and is a great place to grab a beverage, a snack, and people watch!

Despite visiting this as a tourist when it was rainy, We really enjoyed the coffee (Presta) and the donuts provided by the bakery (La Estrella) in the Mercado. Due to the rain, it was hard to find seating as all the indoors spaces were taken, and there wasn’t many in general. However, Tucson being in the desert and I’m sure we just got unlucky and most people probably just sit outside. If staying downtown during our trip, we would’ve frequently gone to this place for breakfast and at least once for dinner. I would also recommend walking around the area, as there were some really nice streets with good spots to check out desert landscaping, and old historic homes. Th zone around definitely seems like an up-and-coming area and will change as time goes on. I would say this was one of the urban highlights for me in Tucson.

Great brunch at Seis; delicious pastries from La Estrella. Coffee from Presta is always good. Lots of great shops and other options.

A wonderful place to stop to have lunch or maybe just a refreshment during a bicycle ride. The downtown vibe is alive. Stopping at the bakery is a must.

Ate at Seis! Food was wonderful and service was great. Drawback is just one register to get a food order in and a long line develops in the hot sun. It's worth it, but it seems like is doesn't have to be that way! Yet I still recommend!

I go to this place almost every day, particularly Presta Coffee. El Zumitos Juice Bar and Seis Kitchen are go to spots in west Tucson as well. La Estrella Bakery is a star ; ) Augustin Kitchen is an excellent upscale restaurant.

Beautiful place. More shops and apartments coming.