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The following restaurants are noteworthy establishments from around the Valley that specialize in a variety of cuisines, from Mexican to Chinese, Cuban to American. Please confirm information before visiting, and we solicit your help in correcting any errors in this guide. Price categories reflect average dinner entrée prices; drinks, tax and tip are extra. Happy dining!

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Café Poca Cosa

Mexican/Southwestern

Tucson, Arizona - 88 E. Broadway - 520-622-6400 - $$

If and when you get fed up with borin’ Sonoran, try this wildly hip little spot for chef-owner Suzana Davila’s Alta Cuisina Mexicana. It’s all good, as well as ever-changing. Cute patio, too. Lunch and dinner M-Sa.

J Bar

Southwestern

Tucson, Arizona - 3770 E. Sunrise Dr. - 520-615-6100 - $$$

Janos Wilder’s eponymously named Janos is the best restaurant in Tucson. This casual spot next door specializes in Southwestern Cuisine. It’s Janos at half-price with a fabulous patio. Can’t lose. Dinner M-Sa.

Janos

Southwestern

Tucson, Arizona - 3770 E. Sunrise Dr. - 520-615-6100 - $$$$

Tucson’s best chef, Janos Wilder, offers elegant Southwestern fare in a gorgeous foothills setting. Don’t miss the chile-infused ice cream dessert. Dinner M-Sa.

McMahon’s Prime Steakhouse

Steak

Tucson, Arizona - 2959 N. Swan Rd. - 520-327-2333 - $$$$

This elegant ode to beef is Tucson’s most lavish steakhouse. It’s the place to take out-of-town guests when money’s no object. There’s also a great bar, serious wine list and separate cigar bar. Lunch M-F, dinner nightly.

Wildflower

Contemporary American

Tuscon, Arizona - 7037 N. Oracle Rd. - 520-219-4230 - $$$$

Tucsonans love this modern-looking restaurant (owned by Sam Fox of Bloom) for its busy buzz and eclectic, Contemporary American menu. Have a regular martini at the lively bar or a mousse martini for dessert. Lunch and dinner M-Sa.

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