Hunter & Ruth's Guidebook
Food Scene
Really good southern food. You must try the hush puppies. Fried catfish is great as well.
43 locals recommend
The Parish
6453 N Oracle RdReally good southern food. You must try the hush puppies. Fried catfish is great as well.
El Corral
2201 E River RdGreat place to get a steak.
Guadalajara Original Grill
1220 E Prince RdGreat place if you are craving Mexican food.
Although El Berraco isn't technically a submarine, the building itself is shaped like one. Its menu is jam-packed with traditional Latin seafood. Foodie tourists to Tucson really shouldn't miss out on this unique dining experience.
14 locals recommend
El Berraco
2960 N 1st AveAlthough El Berraco isn't technically a submarine, the building itself is shaped like one. Its menu is jam-packed with traditional Latin seafood. Foodie tourists to Tucson really shouldn't miss out on this unique dining experience.
Sightseeing
Sabino Canyon Recreation Area
5700 North Sabino Canyon RoadExplore the hills and trails at Sabino Canyon.
Tucson Botanical Gardens
2150 N Alvernon WayCome see all the native plant life.
Saguaro National Park
Another great place to do some hiking.
The Pima Air & Space Museum houses one of the world's largest aircraft collections in over 80 acres of exhibits.
258 locals recommend
Pima Air and Space Museum
6000 E Valencia RdThe Pima Air & Space Museum houses one of the world's largest aircraft collections in over 80 acres of exhibits.
The highest point in the Catalina Mountains, Mount Lemmon, is a part of the sky islands that arise from the Sonoran Desert.
485 locals recommend
Mount Lemmon
The highest point in the Catalina Mountains, Mount Lemmon, is a part of the sky islands that arise from the Sonoran Desert.
The Kitt Peak Observatory is on the peak of the same name, in the Quinlan Mountains. The desert provides some of the most awe-inspiring views into the cosmos available, with the telescopes available making it even more incredible.
6 locals recommend
Kitt Peak National Observatory
950 N Cherry AveThe Kitt Peak Observatory is on the peak of the same name, in the Quinlan Mountains. The desert provides some of the most awe-inspiring views into the cosmos available, with the telescopes available making it even more incredible.