Maja’s Guidebook
Food scene
My favorite breakfast and lunch spot in Tucson. Stop in for traditional Mexican dishes, soups and burritos, and add a cold horchata or fresh limeade to your order.
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The Little One
151 North Stone AvenueMy favorite breakfast and lunch spot in Tucson. Stop in for traditional Mexican dishes, soups and burritos, and add a cold horchata or fresh limeade to your order.
Only one block away, enjoy farm-to-table breakfast and lunch, pastries and perfect coffee. Their Huevos Rancheros plate is one of the best in town! Need eggs/milk or a snack for the road? Stop here to get local goods at the market inside the restaurant. Hours are 8am-2pm daily.
Be sure to visit the 5 Points Farmer’s Market every Sunday, 9am-12pm, as well!
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Five Points Market & Restaurant
756 S Stone AveOnly one block away, enjoy farm-to-table breakfast and lunch, pastries and perfect coffee. Their Huevos Rancheros plate is one of the best in town! Need eggs/milk or a snack for the road? Stop here to get local goods at the market inside the restaurant. Hours are 8am-2pm daily.
Be sure to visit the 5 Points Farmer’s Market every Sunday, 9am-12pm, as well!
Enjoy gourmet pizza, salads and sandwiches and an excellent espresso coffee and loose tea menu. Time Market also has a lovely selection of wine and specialty groceries.
My son and I eat here at least once a week, after school, because the service is quick and the food is affordable, yet very high quality.
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Time Market
444 E University BlvdEnjoy gourmet pizza, salads and sandwiches and an excellent espresso coffee and loose tea menu. Time Market also has a lovely selection of wine and specialty groceries.
My son and I eat here at least once a week, after school, because the service is quick and the food is affordable, yet very high quality.
If you enjoy artisan pizza, then this is the place! This hidden gem is a local favorite, with fresh, seasonal ingredients throughout the menu and great wine pairings. My favorite item on the menu is the Focaccia and Ricotta appetizer. I recommend arriving early, as they often have a line out the door.
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ANELLO
222 E 6th StIf you enjoy artisan pizza, then this is the place! This hidden gem is a local favorite, with fresh, seasonal ingredients throughout the menu and great wine pairings. My favorite item on the menu is the Focaccia and Ricotta appetizer. I recommend arriving early, as they often have a line out the door.
Best coffee in town, hands down. Great place to have a coffee date or get a bit of work done. Atmosphere is mellow and the vintage tunes are always spot on.
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Exo Roast Co
403 N 6th AveBest coffee in town, hands down. Great place to have a coffee date or get a bit of work done. Atmosphere is mellow and the vintage tunes are always spot on.
Best enchiladas in town, hands down!
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Rosa's Mexican Food Restaurant
1750 E Fort Lowell RdBest enchiladas in town, hands down!
Fine dining in the heart of downtown Tucson. Voted one of the 50 best restaurants in the country by Bon Appetit.
BATA
Fine dining in the heart of downtown Tucson. Voted one of the 50 best restaurants in the country by Bon Appetit.
Drinks
Local favorite! Craft cocktails and charming, historic atmosphere. Great place to stop for a night cap, as it is within walking distance of the Wright House.
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Owls Club
236 S Scott AveLocal favorite! Craft cocktails and charming, historic atmosphere. Great place to stop for a night cap, as it is within walking distance of the Wright House.
Roy's Corner Liquor
647 S 6th AveNeighborhoods
Just one block to the west of us is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Tucson. While strolling through Barrio Viejo you will find colorful rows restored (and unrestored) Adobe homes that are over 100 years old, markets, shrines, as well as several beautiful historic murals. This neighborhood is a true treasure of Tucson history.
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Barrio Viejo
Just one block to the west of us is one of the oldest neighborhoods in Tucson. While strolling through Barrio Viejo you will find colorful rows restored (and unrestored) Adobe homes that are over 100 years old, markets, shrines, as well as several beautiful historic murals. This neighborhood is a true treasure of Tucson history.
Sightseeing
Beautiful hiking trail, and only a 10 minute drive from the Wright House Tucson.
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Richard E. Genser Starr Pass Trailhead
1300 South Clearwell RdBeautiful hiking trail, and only a 10 minute drive from the Wright House Tucson.