Postino - Tucson

The food and starters were fantastic. The service was a bit disorganized without a dedicated server, but having all staff members available actually made everything run more smoothly. The only downside was the overly loud music. Please lower the volume. What's the point of dining out with others if you can't even have a conversation? Also, the drinks were expensive, with not a single glass of wine priced under $10.

Lovely environment with great wine options and small bites. They were featuring a Barbie wine spritzer for the movie premier; yummy and a cute drink. Best highlight is happy hour is everyday until 6pm $6 glasses of wine(any wine of the menu). The half panini and sandwich combo is great and filling (I had the prosciutto). If it’s your first time in, I’d recommend the bruschetta board! Do yourself a favor and have a glass of the Monogram wine!Kid-friendliness: If you prefer an environment with less kids come during happy hour or after 7.

The happy hour drink specials are excellent. The service was fantastic. The bathroom has movie posters on the ceiling, which adds to the fun ambiance. Overall, I would say it's worth the 25-minute drive for a delightful happy hour experience.

The happy house is awesome, but note that it ends at 5pm (at least on Friday)! You have to do the 4 option bruschetta “board” for $17 or so. There are several options and you pick 4 ! Awesome. Overall, this is a great place to be in Tucson! It’s an inside out and outside in experience. You may have to go there to understand what I mean. It is tucked back a bit, and parking can be tight, but it’s worth it. ! We sat inside which is cozy and “library like”. Other times we sit the bar where there are lots of bartenders at our beck and call. Food is always very good, especially the “boards”. Beer and wine selection were unique and great. The managers are awesome, and I especially like how they support local non-profits like More Than a Bed, which helps local foster kids and families! VictorB

This restaurant is a bit pretentious but definitely worth it for their creative dishes. I've been for brunch a few times and have always had a great experience. On my most recent visit, I decided to try their lunch menu. We ordered the bruschetta sampler and a grilled cheese. The grilled cheese was outstanding, one of the best I've ever had, and it came with a delicious tomato soup. The bruschetta was also quite tasty. The service here is excellent and the restaurant has a great atmosphere, with the option for outdoor seating when the weather is nice. The windows are opened up to let in fresh air, adding to the overall experience.