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Anthony's in the Catalinas


Every meal is a special occasion
6440 North Campbell Road
(Sunrise at Campbell)
Tucson, AZ 85718
United States
+1 520 299 1771
This is the place that Tucsonians flock to for special occasions; with the spectacular views and award-winning cuisine and wines any visit is a memorable experience. Called an "architectural jewel" by many, this fine dining room is sophisticated without being snooty. True to its name, the views of the surrounding mountains and the cityscape to the south are the visual focus of the restaurant. An underground wine cellar houses more than 25,000 bottles with more than 1,400 individual selections.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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Casanova


Passionate flavors and seductive setting
5605 East River Road
Tucson, AZ 85750
United States
Inspired by the famed world traveler and lover, the menu features classics from Casanova's country, updated to entice modern palates. The setting is sensual as well, with unmatchable Continental couth. Decked out in shades of gold and deep purple, the atmosphere is meant to evoke a Venetian ambience. Glass pieces by local artist Tom Philabaum add to the Italian atmosphere. Without saying as much, one would conclude that there are more than a hint of aphrodisiacal properties to the menu, including the sinfully decadent desserts! The wine list is intercontinental.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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Cielos


Classy dining room
306 North Alvernon Way
Tucson, AZ 85711
United States
+1 520 325 3434
Located within the recently revamped 1936 hacienda-style Lodge on the Desert, this classy dining room presents some of Tucson's top continental cuisine. Executive Chef John Harings (formerly of L'Auberge de Sedona) has created a French/Mediterranean fusion menu, which is served in a charming, subtly southwestern setting. Muted colors, an abundance of natural light and high-back chairs make for a slightly formal, but serene dining experience. Service is professional and knowledgeable.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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Gold Room


Worth its weight in gold
245 East Ina Road
Tucson, AZ 85704
United States
+1 520 297 1151 / +1 800 722 2500 (Toll Free)
http://www.westwardlook.com
The Gold Room has been a multiple award-winning restaurant and has long been a Tucson favorite. Located at the naturally breathtaking Westward Look Resort, it has been honored with Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence. It's open and airy with classically elegant furnishings and decor. As you'd expect, gold is used extensively in the color scheme. Floor-to-ceiling windows afford diners a panoramic view of the surrounding desert and mountains. While the menu has recently been given a more modern bent, it still focuses on classic cuisine with a southwestern spin.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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Ilsa's Konditorei and Cafe


Provider of German pastry
3355 North Dodge Boulevard
Tucson, AZ 85716
United States
+1 520 323 7101
Owner Ilsa Bechert has provided Tucson with authentic German tortes and pastries for many years, and she's still getting better. The selection of confections behind the counter is tantalizing; you'd be well advised to sample some items before buying, just to get the whole range of sweet flavors. German and French bread is made fresh every day, and there is a small dining area where soups, sandwiches, coffee and soft drinks are served. If Ilsa is in, she will most likely come to your table for personal service. She also does catering out of her store for breakfast and lunch meetings, her specialty being to-go platters with assorted finger sandwiches. Delivery, packaging and shipping services are included.

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Landmark Cafe


Dramatic tableside preparations dazzle diners
7117 North Oracle Road
Tucson, AZ 85704
United States
+1 520 575 9277
Chef Taite Pearson, formerly of Janos and the Ventana Room, and his wife, Stephanie Cleek-Pearson, opened up Linen in the historic Casas Adobes center, in what was formerly known as the Landmark. The small and intimate space is a bit formal, without being stuffy. House specialties include Muscovy duck with sweet soy lacquer, watercress and duck confit fried rice.

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Le Bistro


Say Oui to Parisian taste
2574 North Campbell Road
Tucson, AZ 85719
United States
+1 520 327 3086
Look for the impressionistic French street scene on the front of the building and you'll easily find one of Tucson's favorite choices for French and European cuisine. The decor is a bit flowery, without being overly feminine. Twinkle lights and lush greenery, flowered tablecloths, lace curtains and etched glass mirrors decorate this place. Chef/owner Laurent Reux offers nightly specials on a menu board, which are always a good bet. The wine list includes a "chef's selections" section with interesting choices in the mid-USD20 range.

Review © 2007, Wcities
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