Sunday in Tucson

[budlit]

Any tips on where to eat lunch and dinner in Tucson?
Thanks

[finlero]

We really enjoyed our dinner at Jax Kitchen when we visited in March. For lunch, Beyond Bread is a local bakery cafe, not exactly a novel concept, but they do it exceptionally well for what it is.

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Beyond Bread
6260 E Speedway Blvd, Tucson, AZ 85712

[Claudette]

There's lots of info on older threads for cheap eats, nice eats, etc. Check them out, and let us know if there's anything more specific you want to know.

http://www.chow.com/search?query=tucs...=

[mjtx]

Blue Willow is a nice place for brunch.

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Blue Willow Restaurant
2616 N Campbell Ave, Tucson, AZ 85719

[adobe4750]

hacienda del sol is tops for brunch. wonderful location, beautiful Tucson landmark and a well presented brunch at reasonable price. just skip Easter & moms day.

[Erich]

The Sunday buffet at Loew's Ventana Canyon resort was pretty amazing last month. Had a pretty spectacular barbecue (and I don't say that lightly - the personable chef is from KC and he served some of the best ribs I've ever had) in addition to the usual high-line brunch and dessert stuff. Oh, and all-you-could-drink of three local microbrews. It was $32/person, and - in all seriousness - I've been thinking about flying back to stay over Saturday through Monday just to have more of those ribs, brews and grilled poblano peppers.

http://www.loewshotels.com/en/Ventana...

Judging from the enormous line that formed, I'd advise making reservations for 11 a.m. and arriving after a one-day fast (to make sure you have adequate room). And please do not make the tactical error that I made by filling up my plate first with breakfast stuff before meandering outside to see if the barbecue is any good. (A tragic error that I still regret, a month later.)