Central Mexican food and salsa made fresh at your table, yum! 1730 E Prince Road

My favorite salsa, and good enchilada sauce. Simple food, but good. I'll take the number 12 please! 1750 E Fort Lowell, #165

Go for lunch and you get the same food as at dinner for less $$. Take a chance and get the Plato, the chef's choice. I promise you won't be disappointed. 110 E Pennington St.

Upscale bistro. Love the wine flights, fantastic desserts. I've never had a bad experience here, from the food to the service. Always a pleasure to dine here. 1865 E River Road

Think 1950's cowboy bunkhouse. Nothing fancy here, just good steaks, and all the side dishes are included in the price of your meal. 3001 N Swan Road

Tucson has surprisingly good and fresh sushi for being nowhere near an ocean. This is my favorite place - keep an eye out for the flying hot towels. If you're lucky, it's someone's birthday and you'll get to experience the extended "Happy Birthday" disco remix. 3971 N Oracle Road

I have a standing order here for the motabal and the gyro deluxe. Family run business, good Middle Eastern food, and belly dancers a few nights of the week. 5855 E Broadway Blvd.

My favorite fancy place. The staff isn't snobby, the food is excellent, and the ambience is cozy and comfortable. They have tapas on the large bar patio too, for casual dining under the stars. 5601 N Hacienda del Sol Road

I am a stickler for good service, and I always get it here. I get a meal of appetizers - shrimp cakes and Caesar salad, with room for dessert. 2564 E Grant Road

The quintessential summer accessory. The sandwiches are unremarkable, go for the slushlike fruit beverage lovingly known as the Eegee. 20 locations in Tucson.

Small, but entertaining. Giraffes, elephants, a polar bear, among other animals. 1100 Randolph Way

A zoo, natural history museum, and botanical garden all in one! This is the place to learn about all the native critters and plants in the area. Mountain lions, prairie dogs, gila monsters, and more. 2021 N Kinney Road

Spectacular canyon with walking, hiking, and equestrian tours. Picnic, watch wildlife, even cycle the in the canyon. There's even shuttle busses that run in the canyon for those interested in nature, but not in exercise. Just North of the intersection of Sabino Canyon Road and Sunrise.

Tucson's largest indoor mall. 4500 N Oracle Road

Recently remodeled, big theater, leather couches and skylights inside. 5870 E Broadway Blvd

An outlet mall, with lots of retail and restaurants around it, nice theater too 7401 N La Cholla

Tucson's upscale mall, open air, AJ's Fine Foods, several restaurants 2905 E Skyline Drive

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