Bochas x Tacoson

Food and drinks were amazing!! Loved the service, super helpful with the menu and attentive the setting is such a vibe, can't wait to come back :)https://www.instagram.com/reel/DAbwE3fhA5n/?igsh=dXlpMHV0engzZTB2

A+ for the decor, but this place has definitely gone downhill since the last visit. First of all, the music was EXTREMELY loud and we couldn't even have a conversation. They no longer have the option to order just 1 or two tacos, so we were forced to get my daughter a large plate of 3 tacos and beans. They also don't offer water in cups anymore? We had to get the bottled water for $2.50 each. We ordered sprites for the kids and were charged $4.50 each! Also, they do not bring out the chips and salsa until right before the meal was out. We were the only group in the place for a while, but service was extremely slow and the server seemed less than thrilled from the moment we walked in.

I absolutely love the decor in this restaurant! We came for Sunday lunch at about 1:45PM and it was very busy. Despite the mixed reviews, it is clear that folks really like this place. We had our drink menu, lunch menu and regular menu... lots of choices and some items were confusing to me but love the focus on flavor fusion here.We ordered some drinks - Mango Margarita (5 stars) and the Pinason. I think I was put off by the 'smoky' mezcal in the Pinason, otherwise I would have enjoyed. Chips/Salsa totally on point and our shrimp appetizer was fantastic. My husband ordered the shrimp tacos, I ordered the Chilaquiles from the lunch menu. Chilaquiles came with choice of meat (although I am not a fan of either with mine) and I went with Chicken when our server did not seem to understand I did not want meat (not an issue, my hubs will clean up) . So I hate to say that the Chilaquiles (red) had zero flavor. It was super odd, could not taste anything even though you could clearly see red sauce. Not sure what kind of chile they use. I ended up spicing up with some of the salsa on the table. Besides the Chilaquiles being a thumbs down, everything else was solid, including super friendly service!

The food and service have noticeably declined since our initial visit when the restaurant first opened. While the ambiance is charming and stylish, the quality of the food leaves much to be desired, especially given the steep prices. Charging $25 for a drink is quite excessive, especially when you're not in Vegas. Additionally, the a la carte taco option has been removed, forcing customers to pay $18 for three tacos without the ability to mix and match meat options.

As soon as my friends from out of states landed, I took them to this restaurant. We ordered so much food and the bill was still reasonable. They both liked everything they ate. I was a bit worried after reading some of the recent reviews about their service because I wanted to give my friends a good first impression of Tucson but am so glad I took them to this restaurant!

I went here a few weeks ago with my husband on a Monday evening and was happy to see there was no crowd or wait. There was only a few others in the restaurant. The restaurant was very beautiful and had lots of artwork, colors, and a chic greenery vibe. Upon being seated, they brought out chips and a house salsa. I loved that they also had a salsa bar where you could get other salsas and condiments. I definitely took advantage of this! One issue we had was a multitude of flies..we were often having to cover our food, chips or appetizers with napkins to avoid a fly landing on it. Outside of that, the meals were great and the presentation was very appealing. The drinks were expensive, just as others have said, so we did not get any. We paid a total of about $90 for the ceviche, bacon covered peppers (can't remember what they're called, bacon wrapped burrito, and the papa (loaded potato- can't remember that name either), and a Jamaica drink. They are pretty big portions so I do feel it was appropriate pricing. I will say though that the potato meal would have been better with a sauce under the meat. It was just dry under and I feel it could have been a better dish with that.

New spot that opened recently and been wanting to check out. The inside is pretty well lit with some nice decor. I like the hanging plants, even though they're fake. The food and drinks are pretty good. Comes with complimentary chips and salsa. The price is on the higher end, but you're also paying for presentation. I'd recommend their regular Aguachiles over the sushi version. The bacon wrapped burrito was fun to try at least once. I liked my leche de changa. Has bits of chocolate and a slice of dried banana to go along with the baileys. Similar to a White Russian drink. Disappointed that I only had a handful of sips before my cup was empty. The service was on the slower side this evening. Was not too big of a deal since we weren't in a rush anywhere after,

Food: has great flavors and good portions Service: our waitress was attentive and on time with our order. Ambiance: definitely a place for celebrations where the staff members are part of it.

What a cool environment. Good music, food selection is on point. The service is awesome.

Horrible just horrible $25 for 3 tacos is crazy, small servings, and rude staff. $10 for chips and salsa that wasn't on the menu but still charged us. Never coming to this horrible place again go to Bk's