Tubac Is A Small Town With Only 1375 Residents But Has Some Of The Best Food In Arizona
The town of Tubac is a hidden gem in southern Arizona. Located about 30 minutes north of the Mexican border and about an hour south of Tucson, this small town is filled with art, culture, and some of the most delicious food you’ll find in the state. If you’re a fan of Mexican and American food classics, you won’t be disappointed by the restaurant choices in Tubac. Continue reading to learn about some of the top places to find the best food in this quaint part of Arizona.
Since Stables Grille and Patios is right on the local golf course, enjoy the grounds after you've finished your meal. In addition to the restaurant's atmosphere, you'll be wowed by the presentation of the meals served.
For some of the best Mexican food in southern Arizona, make a reservation for Elvira's. The indoor dining room is decorated with lights and chandeliers that'll make your experience at the restaurant truly spectacular. There are so many options on the menu including Elvira's famous mole with beans and rice.
Shelby's Bistro is a local favorite with outdoor seating. Along with cheeseburgers and waffle fries, Shelby's Bistro has pizzas, wraps, and other American food classics.
Technically, Wisdom's Cafe is located about five minutes outside of Tubac. Guests come near and far to Wisdom's for its out-of-this-world fruit burritos. Make sure to order one when you're seated as they take a while to make.
After you’ve finished enjoying your food in Tubac, continue on your culinary tour in Tucson. Check out the best Mexican food trail in Arizona to see which restaurant to visit next. What are some of your favorite things to do in Tubac Arizona? Let us know!
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