Restaurants near Aravaipa Canyon Primitive Area

Another great experience at Wildflower, and it is our go-to for special occasion restaurants in Tucson. The service (Samantha) was outstanding; the Brussels, Asian chicken salad, braised ribs, and the one-of-a-kind Bars of Sin have always met our expectations, and they did so again last night. If you haven't been here, GO!!!! Relaxed, comfortable, and consistent, we highly recommend and will be back for the 700th time.

We were a bit confused about happy hour prices. Appeared we were charged menu price vs happy hour prices for Keg Burger & prime rib sandwiches. But didn’t want to ask our server about out. Will be more cautious next time.

They seem to have a very professional staff. Very nice from start to finish …

Great food, great waitstaff, satisfactory wine list if you stick to the back page of the menu. There might be a separate bottle list, I think there's a few Brunello's listed. Been a repeat customer for years. David is a superb server & easily enhances the food experience, you won't be disappointed. Now it's not Yountville's Bistro Jeanty or Don Giovanni in Napa but it's a close second contender and you can avoid the 13 hour drive that I was doing regularly when my kid went to school in San Luis Obispo

We lucked out and got Todd for our waiter. He provided impeccable service, and he even helped me with a wine selection, which was tasty. I had the yellow beet salad and the roast chicken with mashed potatoes. Both were yummy. For dessert, the crème brûlée was the ideal antidote for my sweet tooth. I was completely satiated, but not stuffed. My friend ordered a slice of the chocolate cake, which was HUGE. We had a delightful dining experience.