The Most Flavorful Beer Bar in Tucson

I was craving those homemade tater tots, so I got them to go. I also got the Flying Buffalo Burger with blue cheese crumbles. Everything was good.

We had the gyro quesadilla and it was worth it! Staff was super friendly- Marcy was our bartender and so sweet. The bar was hosting trivia night when we went in and the atmosphere was fun with both family and friends hanging out.

Ordered pick up. Food was ready when estimated. Burger was very juicy and tasty. Wings were pretty good too. Friendly customer service. Would recommend.

Two words: elote dip. YUM. That and the salsa is what keeps me coming back. The portions are good sized - you're not going to leave hungry. It has a cozy atmosphere, so I like it when I don't necessarily want to look outside while I eat. Very friendly and attentive wait staff. Your water or tea glass won't be empty for long.

Me and my boyfriend came here on our Tucson trip. We found this spot by our hotel and decided to check it out. Upon entering the restaurant is decorated so cute. The decor is very lively and creates a fun atmosphere. We were seated in a booth and given our menus. The menus to this place are huge. It's basically a little book that you are given. It makes it hard if you're an indecisive person. But lots of good looking choices! There were vegetarian options as well if I remember correctly. Our server was slow with getting to us. However, we didn't mind it as we were enjoying the company. But if you are on a time crunch or not trying to be there long it may be an issue. Our favorite part was the salsa! They bring a cart around and make the salsa fresh in front of you. You can choose your spice level still while it is being made. For an appetizer we got the birria quesadilla. It was so flavorful and delicious. I would eat a whole one as a meal for sure. The meat was tender and everything was well put together. For food, I ordered a salmon plate. It was pretty decently sized and looked very appealing. It tasted pretty good, however, I'm not sure I would order it again. I would wanna try something different. My boyfriend got a fajita plate that had chicken, carne asada, and shrimp in it. Everything was tender and flavorful on his plate. It was a big plate and it still came with beans and rice on the side. Lastly, we also tried some drinks. We each got a margarita to try. They came out pretty and generously sized. Our one drink lasted us the whole meal time. They taste a little strong so try a sweeter flavor if you're not into that. Some fun information from their menu, they have a margarita fountain you can purchase for larger groups! Overall, we will definitely come back when visiting again. The salsa was delicious and the food is worth it. I only lowered my stars due to the waiting time of our server.

This place used to be awesome. My go-to was the Red Chili Chicken pizza. Fantastic. But they've changed the recipe. They use green peppers instead of roasted red peppers, and the spicy red sauce is now drizzled on top instead of being mixed in with the regular red sauce. While it's still good, it just isn't the same and there's zero kick anymore. Here's hoping the changes are just because they're out of the regular ingredients.

The food was prepared in a presentable manner. I can view what my food is going through, and that gives me peace of mind. The drink was a wonderful quencher it thirst.

I wish I had a place like this near where I live. What a find! We were here on a Wednesday to see Hot Club of Tucson perform and it was an incredible show. They performed so many great songs, many of which I was familiar with and many of which weren't typical jazz songs but were performed in such a creative jazz-inspired way. The space is really nice and the drinks are fantastic 10/10 for music, ambiance, and drinks :)My one complaint is the process for getting your tickets online shares very little information and isn't totally accurate. When we purchased our tickets it said if you upgraded to the preferred (closer) section, that if you didn't arrive on time people in the regular section could move up and take your seats. We weren't certain we would make it on time because of an earlier dinner reservation so didn't want to risk losing our seats and decided to just get seats in the regular section. That information about giving up your seats isn't true at all. We saw multiple tables of people arrive late and get seated in the preferred section which they had originally reserved.Also the preferred section gets table service while the rest of the tables need to order at the bar. I wish this was advertised as well. ALSO, the tickets were stated as being for two different shows, an earlier set and a later set sold as two separate ticket options. Because it was a weeknight and not a weekend, they didn't really follow this even though that's how the tickets were sold. The second set started WAY earlier than advertised and I saw someone show up very late because they had gotten a ticket for the 8:30pm show but the second set actually started around 7:50pm. The entire show ended at almost 9pm so this person basically missed over half the show they expected to see because it wasn't advertised accurately online.The Century Room is a 5 star jazz venue as far as I'm concerned, however the misinformation and confusion in what they advertise online regarding their shows is really unfortunate and should be resolved for the future. I would hate to be that guy who showed up for an 8:30 performance only to realize the show was almost over already.