St. Philip's Plaza

Awesome spot for live music, coffee, and a farmer’s market on the weekend. Lots of great shops and restaurants. Great bands come through. Usually has good salsa music and cumbias with a lot of people dancing. There are also plenty of quiet sitting spaces, outdoor tables, and benches in different parts of the gardens in the plaza

Great place for nice outdoor dining and weekend live music. The restaurants here are wonderful. The wait staff from every restaurant are nice and check your table often so you are not forgotten. Great ambiance! I strongly recommend a visit to St. Phillips Plaza 😃❤️ ZeeCeeKeely plays here often. Look for events at St Phillips Plaza. Don't forget your dancing shoes...

Really pretty, romantic place with several restaurants, a bakery, and other interesting venues. There is a large music stage in the courtyard. I can't wait to bring my date here!

St. Philip's Plaza has lots of great places to eat. There's Union Public House... I noticed an Ice cream and cookies shop, fun looking Mexican restaurant & delicious aroma from the Pizzeria... All with outdoor and indoor seating. The Fountains are beautiful! Great atmosphere. Great outdoor space in the center of shops.

Such a beautiful night out in the courtyard. Nice music and service was great.

Limited Additions is full of fashionable items from around the world ♡ Artistry in fashion! The Farmer's Market is active on Saturday and Sunday mornings. The evening music makes for a fun place to meet up with friends and enjoy the beautiful courtyard. Nice places to eat & drink a variety of treats 😋 dog friendly too ❤️ Looks like Limited Additions is closed down for good...Went to Union Public House for Happy Hour with a couple friends. We sat on the patio with out little Lily ♡ they have misters, so it wasn't too bad out. Service was minimal, not sure if he knew how to wait on a table and serve customers. In checking the total on my check,, I noticed he had added a drink I did not have. He did correct it. I love the Plaza but I think they could do better on the food and service at UPH.

Fancy place with a fancy farmers market on Saturdays to feel fancy in. Lots of high-end retail stores and coffee shops as well as yoga classes. Popular with pathletes and easily accessible from the loop.

Make reservations with one of the restaurants to be able to sit outside and enjoy the sunset and live music. Great space to chill with some drinks and friends.

I came here for a wellness Pilates event with vendors and Inbalance Pilates. I love that this hopping center had so much from restaurants to shops to spas. There is enough parking all around the plaza and easy to find the shops. I like coming here for their weekly markets. Definitely recommend to come here and shop and check out the vendor pop ups on weekends.

At Philips Saturday music under the stars last night was with Tesoro's! They are back and well worth the wait. Back with their passion in the Latin flare with acquisitive guitars and some Gypsy tunes! I love these guys. They are not only good at their music, they are also, darn good people. Their new addition female singer Julia unbelievable.

Nice outdoor music venue with lots of restaurants, bars, shops, and a hotel. Cute s d well designed. You do not want to be here outside in August.

A great lace to find something from great artisans, food places, jewelry...whatever. Always worth a look!

This place is always fun and funky. I love the fire pits, but even more I love the vibe. Almost always when I've come they've had live music. It's free and most of the restaurants in the area have patios so you can order food and drinks and just come and enjoy. This evening we listen to, the band vinyl tap. What fun! They were awesome and so is the crowd and just the whole atmosphere. Of course, on the weekends there is farmers market on both Saturday and Sunday. A fun place to hang out no matter what you're into. Just come and explore the fun restaurants but most of all the beautiful Saltillo tile and garden setting of this plaza. An upscale yet funky place to be.

Saint Phillips plaza. Great outdoor space for dining, meeting with friends and people watch. There's some great restaurants super friendly customer sitting outdoors, I was told the food was good talking to them while they were sitting outside. Boutiques places to rent bikes,etc. I WOULD RECOMMEND.

JEREMY!!!! So sorry we were sitting 4 feet outside of bounds with drinks.. Met my friends and didn't notice the sign. Just sat with them and came through the hallway BEHIND the sign. You didn't have to be sooo rude to let me know that. You acted as though I was uneducated. This clearly is not the job for you! I own a business ...take note owners!!! Doesn't look good.

One of my favorite spots in town. Cute shops, close to campus, and they have a farmers market on Saturday and sundays 8-12 in the summer! Hours change for winter. All types of crafts arts canned goods ect

Saturday's band plays mostly Latin music - but with a generous mix of "American classics" in English. People mostly dance alone, in groups, or women with women; few dance as couples, let alone as lead/follow partners. Most of the surrounding restaurants seem full (at least at outside tables) with happy non-dancing diners.

Wonderful experience every time. Good eats, shopping, live music. Beautiful. Highly recommended.

My family and I stayed at the Homewood Suites inside plaza when we were in Tucson- which I would highly recommend if you're traveling in town. The hotel is very new and modern and everything you need is within walking distance. We had dinner at the Mexican restaurant- Reforma and breakfast at Ren's Coffee House- what amazing dining experiences. It's a foodies delight as there is also an American restaurant, pizza parlor and wine store. There are also a bunch of stores that sell local art and jewelry. There's also a farmers market that we didn't get to check out since we were there for a holiday weekend.

This review is about the plaza in general. Individual retailers - and weekend market - are great. Since the weather is nice, and Covid restrictions lowered, I've visited 3 of the restaurants that border the "courtyard" area. The music/entertainment ruined the experience. I won't be taking any more clients to this locale. Band was obnoxiously loud one evening, other two visits were during the afternoon and the blaring 20' tv (streaming sports new) was super distracting. You can't even see the TV during the day due to the glare - and I didn't observe anyone even trying to. Just use it to broadcast some nice chill music or turn it off so it doesn't compete with conversations and the music being played by the individual restaurants.

This plaza has always been a favorite of mine--mainly due to the surroundings and fantastic eating establishments. Many years ago, when what is now the Homewood Suites, was a Windmill Suites, I always enjoyed walking around the property when I was staying in the hotel. The buildings are nice to look at, and the very tall and plentiful trees do an excellent job at providing effective shade from Tucson's scorching-hot summer days; it's the type of place one would want to explore with a bicycle. I never really payed much attention to the selection of stores (I still need to take a gander at that), but the restaurants I've always really liked. One I miss very much is Sazerac--a restaurant specializing in Creole cuisine.

Just stopped in on a bike ride and noticed that the courtyard is quickly developing into a destination. All good but the cheap chairs are an afterthought. The bricks are getting grease stains and the area looks as if it could use a power wash. Union has created an outdoor bar that is obtuse and out of place. Like Union, Reforma serves over-priced drinks outdoors and the grapefruit margarita was made by a chump. I give that drink a 0. Literally the worst drink I've ever had. The slice of grapefruit was huge and stuffed into the glass whole, with almost no ice and opaque fluid.

This rating is not about the plaza per se, but I witnessed the lady who runs the weekend market become very confrontational with a customer because she got too close to her information booth, which was really weird.

Ordered a meal but got a snack instead. Enjoyed the Plaza but I would not recommend the Union restaurant. The hostess and waitress were very pleasant, but the server was rude and the manager much worse. I ordered a burger and chili, and the server brought me a 6 oz. serving of chili in what looked like a 32 oz. bowl (their standard serving per the manager). The music was very loud and it was hard to communicate. When I asked the server to ask the cook for a larger portion, he returned with another 6 oz. serving of chili in a huge bowl. I then asked my waitress to correct the problem, which she attempted to do. The next thing I know the manager comes over and tells me I am being rude for sending it back twice and complaining about the small potions. He said I could leave if I was not happy with the service. So I left, still hungry.

Gotta love Saint Philips! The Farmers Market on Sundays are the best in town. It's a great place to come with the pups and walk around during this and other fun Tucson events the plaza holds. I think I've been to three or four that were a blast. If I remember correctly a couple art events, a Jazz festival, and mini farmers markets. The plaza is also home to great lunch and dinner spots like Scordato's Pizzeria and Bodega Kitchen and Wine... Not to mention the night life fun at Union for Whiskey Wednesday! I haven't been there myself but I also hear Gadabouts is a great place to get your hair done. Lunch, shopping, dinner and a late night scene in the foothills! Plus, a clean and unkept place with a peaceful ambiance... Not too much to complain about! You almost forget you're in the Arizona desert.

Gorgeous shopping center with great restaurants. It seems like the Homewood Suites would be a great place to stay if you're from out of town! The shops are pricey here - and they pretty much ignore you, but it's fun to take a look around. I will have to come back for the Farmer's Market!

Beautiful. Great location. Quite a range shops. I enjoy the Farmer's Market on the weekends - Saturday and Sunday.' The Art Show here is really HUGE and displays some wonderful art. It is a fund raisers for a local arts group. Several great places to eat. I recommend the Happy Hour to try them out. Right on the Rilito River trail. Enjoy. I think they could use some more comfortable benches to sit and enjoy the beauty.

I really dig this place, it's really beautiful with a huge courtyard in the middle. There are a variety of unique shops and the restaurants have great food and service. It's a great place to hang out and relax.

St. Philips; home of some of the best dining and shopping in Tucson. It's been around for years but has managed to remain a hot spot because it is constantly evolving. If you've never been or only stop by for the farmers market on Sundays (which by the way, is excellent) I strongly suggest you take a cruise through the Plaza. Summer time may not be the best time for this, but trust me, when the temps start coming down, St.Philips Plaza is a delight. You'll see! What I love even more is that you won't find chain groups here, rather locally owned restaurants (Vivace, Scordato's Pizzeria, Union, Liv) jewelry shops, boutiques, art, specialty olive oil & balsamics, and now even a dance studio is coming in!

Trendy stores, happening restaurants, and the best farmers marrket in Tucson; if all that wasn't enough they have ample parking so you won't spend all day/night looking for a place to park and you can get straight to business whatever your business is. SPP has it all and it does it while looking good it's no wonder that the Outdoor art festival was held here.

Sunday market are pretty awesome...you will find vendors that sells organic meat to coffee... Plus the Planet of The Crepes to boot...can't get any better!

Nice if you are staying at the Homewood Suites. No need to leave the compound as there are excellent restaurants & a Starbucks right there!

We went to the Art Show yesterday. It was pretty extensive but a bit disappointing. I think I have been going to every one of the Shows since 1994 so I am seeing a lot of repeat vendors. Much of the Arts and Crafts displayed were quite expensive. I didn't see many people walking out with much of the items. Some beautiful paintings but a little bit pricey. Loads of jewelry, metal pieces of yard art. Some at reasonable prices. The shopping center has been struggling for years to get things right. They have some good Restaurants. Union Pub House, Reforma, etc. The Farmer's Market is always nice but abundant amounts of fruits, nuts, veggies, Meats, seafood as well. Basically it is a nice place to walk around. It was unseasonably hot yesterday for late Oct. so that may have clouded my opinion of the Art Show. Bet I do go back next year.

I recently fell in love with St. Phillips Plaza. It's a seriously awesome place. I had come several times to the farmer's market, but had never taken an opportunity to shop around the plaza. Guess what? It's awesome! They have some awesome restaurants in there (Union, Vivace), a happenin' lounge (Level), and some awesome boutiques/shops. I'm hooked, and will be back here soon!

Best place in town.. there needs to be another coffee shop that has to open up here... because I love coming here to eat/relax/and study. It's really too bad Allegro got replaced with that wine bar... The farmers market is here every sat+sun so that's when I normally come to hang out here at the plaza.. other than I used to come for Vivace.. but since they moved to skyline area, I'm normally only here sat+sun to get my weekly dose of fresh veggies+fruits.

What's the deal with only 4 reviews ? This is a quaint but exciting plaza within the N. Campbell / River Rd. area. Happening restaurant scene, great furniture store, Pilates, Artisans' & Farmers' Market. All it needs is a kick-ass patisserie...

Loved the farmers market on Sunday. I drive pass this place every Sunday morning and I cant believe I didn't know about this place. What made me stop by was a food truck that I heard was gonna be here and I mistakenly parked across the whole plaza from it. But it gave me the chance to check out the whole thing. Lots of local farmers and shops/restaurant that offer great healthy and organic produce and food. If I didn't have to work I would come here more often :(