Playground Bar & Lounge

Tasty burger and seasonal salad with food from Hub, and fun holiday cocktails! Service was fast and attentive.

I stopped by for a drink Saturday night and had the blood orange margarita. It was mostly orange juice and served in a tall glass. You should definitely ask for it in a short glass with less juice for a better balance.

the service was great... the food was alright. probably wouldn't go again. we got the mac and cheese as an appetizer and it was the best thing we had. however, it was so rich you could only have a few bites before it was too much. 8/10. for my meal i got the ribeye and enjoyed it for the most part. not the best or worst i have had. there was a lot of tendions however and i could eat about 1/4 of it. the sauce it was served with was delicious. 7/10. we got ice cream for dessert and it was alright. only had a few bites and wouldn't waste my calories again. 6/10.

Right now the Hub and Playground are combined and serving food out of the Playground. It wasn't busy at all today, Sunday, for lunch. I was extremely impressed with the food and service. My water was constantly being filled and the teamwork really stood out. I had the sesame ginger salad and it was the best salad I've had in a long time. I added shrimp for an extra $10 and there were only 5 shrimp, so that was disappointing. Turned out to be a very expensive salad, although I did really enjoy it. There are tons of TVs with the games. This is a great place to hang out on a Sunday.

Fun environment. Not great menu selection, pretty limited. Good customer service. If you're looking for a spot to grab a beer or quick drink, this is the spot.

I've been here multiple different times for different events (usually upstairs). Today I saw that they decorated for the holidays and had some holiday drinks so I stopped by. I sat inside and I had the prime rib fries, a yuletide 75 (gin drink) and for dessert I had a scoop of the salted caramel ice cream (delicious!). My server was Margaret and she was very friendly, but super busy working many tables. The fries were hot, but the meat on top was not. It's a good vibe with the decor

This bar was the third stop on my Saint Patrick's Day excursion in Downtown Tucson and honestly it was a very brief one, but it was a pleasant experience because (oddly) it was louder on the outside. Inside was nice and spacious and the music was loud but not horrendously loud so you couldn't hear anybody. The bartender was quick to take and make orders (which we had a baby Guinness shot and a tequila shot), so we were out as quickly as we were in! I would probably come back for a proper experience, but overall what I got to see was fun despite the brevity of my visit.

We arrived right at noon, we had made a reservation but once on the rooftop we couldn't figure out why! The seating was scarce, didn't seem like enough and insufficient tabletops for brunch. We ordered from the bar first, I ordered "if you're drinking this, it's too late." For $10 I wasn't impressed! The bartender touched everything from the ice to our straws with her bare hands while making our drinks. After paying for our drinks we found a table and waited a while for the waitress. Once she arrived she was great but the food... I ordered the breakfast burrito and it was delicious! However, the french toast sticks were burnt, like inedible so we sent them back. They came back about half an hour later, if not more. The saving grace out of all of this was the DJ, Jason. He was dope! The music was great and that made for a good time in my opinion.

We came here for a local vendor event: the music was great. The drinks were really good. The event was free and such good vibes. They have an upper level and lower level and both had music and DJ. The upper level overlooks downtown and it's a good place to chill and have a drink and good time.

Needs new boss or management, this place is a MESS. Get a new manager asap. It's actually crazy how he speaks to individuals.