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Midtown Tucson Loses C.I. Chu's Mongolian BBQ After 25-Plus Years on Broadway
A handwritten sign taped to the door at 4540 E. Broadway Blvd. delivered the news that longtime regulars had hoped not to see: C.I. Chu's Mongolian BBQ has shut down for good, closing the book on more than 25 years at the same midtown Tucson address. The sign offered no explanation, just owner Calvin Chu's phone number for anyone who might want to take over the business.
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Tucked Into A Residential Tucson Neighborhood, This Second-Generation Family Counter Wraps Burros In Handmade Tortillas
Some of the best food in Tucson does not sit on a busy boulevard with a giant sign. It hides on a quiet street lined with homes, where families have been ordering the same thing for decades. This small counter has fed generations of locals, and the main event is...
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Tucson vegan restaurant Lovin’ Spoonfuls to close Saturday
Tucson is losing one of its oldest vegan restaurants when Lovin' Spoonfuls Vegan Restaurant and Bakery closes at the end of business Saturday. The move comes three years after the current owners, Juan Irais Benavides and Michelle Benavides, took over the restaurant at 2990 N. Campbell Ave. that Sunny Anne Holliday opened in 2005 when she went by the name Margaret “Peggy” Raisglid.
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From Phoenix to Tucson, We Ranked 11 Arizona Mariscos Spots Worth the Drive
Arizona sits hours from the ocean, yet some of the best Mexican seafood in the country is served right here in the desert. Mariscos spots across the state pile tostadas high with ceviche, pour bright red aguachile over shrimp, and load tacos with crispy fish. This list runs from west...
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From coffee house owner to seasoned restaurant owner, JoJo isn’t going anywhere
Jo Schneider never planned on spending her life in the restaurant business. In fact, before opening her first restaurant, she had never worked in one. But maybe she was always meant for a life in service. “I’m the kind of person that loves to take care of people, keep people...
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Tucson's XIXA Marks 10 Years of Bloodline With Phoenix Show Tomorrow
Tucson band XIXA plays Valley Bar in downtown Phoenix tomorrow, marking 10 years since the release of its debut album Bloodline and everything the band has built since. The show caps a decade-long transformation that started with a secretive cover band that didn't use photos in its promotion. That band...
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“Happy ending” for Tucson coffee shop water station after community pushback
Revolutionary Grounds Books and Coffee is located in Mission Plaza on East Speedway Boulevard and North Swan Road. Revolutionary Grounds Books and Coffee can put its public water station back outside, after an online petition drew support from 450 people and counting. The coffee shop, near East Speedway Boulevard and...
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You’ve goat to be kidding me! Tucson Village Farm is hosting a special goat cafe pop-up 🐐
Cute goats AND delicious coffee?! Now that’s un-baaa-lievable!. On select Sundays, Tucson Village Farm, at 2201 E. Roger Road, will be hosting a special pop-up café where community members can stop by and enjoy a coffee, explore the garden, and of course, hang out with their goats!. Back...
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Ballet Tucson brings back ‘Spirit Garden’ to open 40th year 🧑🩰
Ten years after Ballet Tucson performed the world premiere of “Spirit Garden,” the company is bringing it back this weekend to kick off its 40th season. The Chieko Imada ballet that celebrates Día de los Muertos is a cornerstone of “Spirit Garden and Other Works,” which the company will perform Friday, Oct. 23 through Sunday, Oct. 25, at the Temple of Music and Art.
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New beginnings: Yume Japanese Gardens reopens in Tucson
Just beyond the entrance lies the chaniwa, the tea garden. Stepping stones lead to a washbasin with running water, where visitors are encouraged to wash away the weight of everyday life. “You just purify yourself,” said Cristiana Bertoldi, cultural director and curator of Yume Japanese Gardens at Tucson Botanical Gardens....
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Friends of PACC launch veterinary care fund
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Friends of Pima Animal Care Center is making a commitment to address affordable veterinary access for Southern Arizona. The nonprofit has announced a Veterinary Care Legacy Fund launching with $3.1 million in seed funding from an anonymous donor. We’re told the Fund will operate like...
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Tucson band XIXA celebrates 10 years of blending Peruvian sounds with indie borderland Americana
MARK BRODIE: Ten years ago, Tucson band XIXA released its first full-length album, “Bloodline.” They started as an underground cover band called Chicha Dust, playing Peruvian chicha songs to increasingly bigger crowds. But by the time they released “Bloodline,” they found their own sound within the genre, a...
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From ancient farms to chef-driven tasting menus, Tucson proves it is a true food city
Tucson holds UNESCO’s Creative City of Gastronomy title, awarded in 2015, and the designation leaves a first-time visitor with a practical problem. The city’s dining ... Read more The post From ancient farms to chef-driven tasting menus, Tucson proves it is a true food city appeared first on Food Drink Life .