Alice's Restaurant

A special breakfast to talk about old times. Again, the home made cornbeef hash and eggs were superior. Every booth was full. Cash preferred or you pay the fee. " Posted"No problem

This place is no frills and old school: solid food, good prices, and friendly service. Hubby got the early bird with 2 eggs, potatos and toasts. I got the hungry baby with eggs, potatoes, bacons, sausages, and 2 biscuits and gravy. We washed it down with hot coffee. Yummy.Service was friendly and super efficient. Cash only. 100% anti-hipster. This place is awesome.

VERY low key, family owned breakfast & lunch joint located in the strip mall at Pima and Craycroft, ate breakfast at the counter, 6/22/2024.Ambiance/Cleanliness-BIG Americana/Coca Cola vibe. Very clean. I liked it. 4 stars.Service-adequate, awkward. I asked for gravy on side....but they put it on biscuit. They were not bad. 3 starsFood- Had a chicken fried steak, eggs over medium, hash browns and a biscuit. Gravy was basic, steak was bloody red and chewy, but tasty. Eggs and taters were good. Would not order this dish again. Price was very reasonable. 3 stars

The server was very sweet and the food was basic (frankly it was bland AF) but it was a diner that was open early and near my house. It has unique decor that is a little strange but I get down with strange. I like the painting of Alice on the wall and the cute story on the menu about the drama she had with Coca Cola. Really though the food was super bland. The salsa was bad. In Tucson, Arizona. It was affordable, though, which is hard to find these days. I would have given it three stars but my girlfriend just reminded me that they had a Trump sticker in the kitchen that I caught a glimpse of when I went to the bathroom. Instant downgrade. Trump sticker aside, the food is deserving of only two stars. Highly unlikely that I will return but I have a soft spot for diners so I hope Alice does well despite her apparent distaste for human rights.

Before I leave reviews, I read other folks reviews to see if maybe I missed something during my visit(s).I went to leave a review on this place, read a review that bugged me so I had to go back to eat there to see if the negative reviewer was right. I didn't see the issues I read about.Alice's Restaurant is a little hole in the wall, greasy spoon type place. Started in late 1970's by 3 folks who later sold it.About 10/12 booths/tables and a small counter you can sit at. Food is good and tasty, place always looks relatively clean.Prices are average for a breakfast place.Parking in the front and side of the building. Only thing, Sometimes the service is slow.... Even when they aren't busy, but they eventually come around. We really like Samm... fast, efficient, makes sure our order is right, smiles, and seems to enjoy her job.If you haven't already, you must try Alice's Restaurant... S/W corner of Pima & Craycroft, tucked away next to Ace Hardware.

Amazing atmosphere and staff are friendly and welcoming plus a large amount of items to choose from on their menu as well prices are very affordable too. Daily specials on the board go in try it you won't be disappointed either.

Big big menu , in this midtown diner west of ace hardware sw corner of Pima & Craycroft. I took friend to lunch there on their suggestion loves Coca Cola memorabilia . Very clean restaurant , no employees wearing masks fyi . Very friendly ,fun server Vera".They enjoyed green chili cheeseburger & fries .My hot Turkey open face traditional meal w mashed potatoes & gravy disappointedly had folded Turkey lunch meat on it .Most prices 7-10$ range . Funny.... With all the Coke memorabilia they only serve Pepsi products? Plenty of parking including west side of restaurant. " Coke , Coke no Pepsi , Pepsi !"

I've wanted to try Alice's Restaurant for years and finally had the opportunity on a recent Saturday morning.I just love a down home, hole in the wall diner and this place qualifies as such. There is Coca Cola memorabilia EVERYWHERE and the story of it all is on the menu. Quite a unique and fun story. The place was moderately busy, probably half full.Ordered my favorite breakfast. Corned beef hash and eggs. I asked for the hash to be crispy and the cook prepared it perfectly. Eggs cooked to a perfect over easy. The home fries I ordered were OK, just not very seasoned but nothing that a little S&P and Tabasco won't take care of. Not sure if it was a mistake or it's just their way but my sourdough toast was unbuttered. When it got to my table it was hard and dry and barely warm. The butter I was served separately was hard as a rock so there was no spreading it on the toast.My husband had the chicken fried steak & eggs, hash browns along with a side of biscuits and gravy. Oh and a side of bacon. Hash browns were exactly as requested - crispy. Biscuit and gravy were decent but the bacon...the bacon tasted and looked like bacon you might pick up in the refrigerated section of the 99 cent only store. Super thin, not much flavor. My husband LOVES bacon and typically saves one piece of bacon for the last thing to put in his mouth at any breakfast restaurant. He ate ONE piece of the bacon and left the rest on his plate. In my experience in all my years, chicken fried steak is typically a pounded out, tenderized piece of beef or cube steak. This one was actually a steak...a regular steak - battered and fried. Very nice try to do something different however it was tough and my guy only ate half.I'm happy that I can now take Alice's off my list of places to try. I just wish I liked it more cuz I was really looking forward to having a new neighborhood breakfast joint for the weekends.

Best pancake I have ever had! The eggs had a bit of an odd taste, probably cooked in oil instead of butter but all and all a gorgeous option for this hungry commuter

Grilled chicken salad was horrible. There was hardly any lettuce at all and the chicken pieces were so small. Some of the chicken was dark meat and really greasy. Was too expensive for what you get. Didn't appreciate the gratuity for a "to go order".