5 Points Market & Restaurant

5 Points is one of the best restaurants in a town full of kick-ass spots. For breakfast, split the pancakes with someone getting the Huevos Rancheros, and add roasted pork shoulder. Also, make sure to browse the market.

Five stars for 5 Points!! I had the pleasure of stopping by for a weekend brunch, and this is definitely a gem of a spot.We ordered the salmon benedict and congee, both of which were fresh, delicious, and well-balanced. The benedict had fresh veggies and balsamic to counter the savoriness of the protein. And the congee -- just amazing. I didn't know what to expect from a non-traditional congee, but the local mushrooms added the perfect umami flavor, balanced with the acidic pickled radish, mildly spicy chili oil, and fresh greens.I also had a lovely Citrus Hibiscus iced tea infused with lemongrass flavor that was super refreshing. The open kitchen, bright window side, and mini market in the back really so contribute to a great dining atmosphere!5/5 would return, especially to try their dinner menu!!

Decent food but a bit overpriced for what you get. The service could have also been a little better but no real complaints there. Ambiance feels like farm to table inside, but the outside area is a bit noisy.

I had weekend brunch at 5 points. There was no wait to be seated so that was nice. I had a pancake, which is massive, with scrambled eggs on the side! The food tasted great! It was hard to hear at times, between music playing and people sitting nearby, but otherwise it's a cute, welcoming space. I ordered the orange almond cake to go. It was light and airy; I enjoyed it!

Still absolutely love this place :) What more can I say? The foods great, service is too, space is cute and bright... lots of extra goods to find. Stop here and try it for yourself

Food is no doubt delicious here. Portions are big and filling. Coffee was absolutely horrible though. I love the location and the atmosphere. Service is okay. Not overly friendly but good enough. I think it is a bit overpriced though. $24 for huevos ranchero and $29($23 plus $6 for adding salad) are a bit too expensive in my opinion even with inflation and all. Caught me off guard coz I was not expecting to pay $75 for a brunch without alcohol. Is that the norm now??!Now that I know their price range, would I go back? Yes, coz the food IS good. Just need to make sure I have extra to spend :D

We came here for brunch on a Friday in July and the place was 1/2 way full. Service was excellent.I got the Salmon Benedict and it was delicious again. I think it's overpriced though for the portion size of the salmon. It was tiny. I show a close up in my photos. I LOVED the prickly pear and grapefruit shrub. It wasn't too sweet and has no caffeine. My friend didn't like the tea they got. I believe it had chamomile.

This is the type of place where, if you're wearing an American flag or cross around your neck, the staff and patrons will be triggered. Me personally I wouldn't come back because parking is sketch. And there are homeless all around the building. Unfortunate because the food is good.

I am a huge foodie that my nickname is Gourmand. After dining at a dozen of other "5 star restaurants" in Tucson and found them mediocre I was thrilled to experience this place. Everything from the salad to the fish to the flat iron steak and burger (both the best I've ever had, and I have frequented many Michelin places), I am still dreaming of these plates. All of us were blown away by the flavor and attention and level of care. Excellent, thoughtful, sweet service and great ambience with nice artwork! I'm getting hungry again just writing this. This is our new fave in Tucson. Thanks for existing

I ordered a cup of coffee and wasn't a fan so I ordered a latte and it was delicious. For breakfast I ordered the salmon eggs Benedict. It was good but I felt it was over priced.