Great selection of shops and restaurants. Be warned though, if you plan on doing brunch on the weekends, it does get busy and there may be a wait.
Expensive for what you get. $11 Ceasars salad so small. Nice menu. But $145 for two is a bit much!
Seafood stew was pretty darn tasty! The menu looked good, many different tastes, but settled on the stew and was very happy!
I enjoyed my experience walking around the boutiques. I felt more enriched by my experience at Old Town though, so definitely check it out there too.
Odd method of seating and hostess not real friendly, but great food. The bartender was great!
The market has all things true to the area...A great reference to where you are in Tuscon...
This is a must if you visit Tucson! The staff was amazing (Tanya helped us and was very knowledgeable on the menu), the outdoor dining was perfect and the food was fantastic. We came late in the evening on a Monday, so there wasn't much going on, but it wasn't too crowded and we got seated right away. The food and cocktails were on par and just what we were looking for. We couldn't have picked a better place for dinner with friends and we will for sure be back.
If you have never been there before and you have been a Tucson or even if you are a visitor I strongly recommend you definitely try this place out everything in there is made fresh to order when I went there I have the nachos I should have took a picture huge portions enough for two people maybe three depending on how much you eat the meat was delicious the guacamole was delicious mouth watering this place is always very busy so you might want to get there a little early for you can try it out and if you are there definitely go check out the little pastry shop they have right in the same plaza area oh man the donuts are delicious and they also have a little coffee spot in there I mean just check it out it is outdoor seated so you might want to go when the temperatures really nice really check this place out you want to take your friends and family
Ate here last night, outside in the inner courtyard. Food was excellent, though pricey. Experience was spoiled by a two piece band who were far too loud, even for an outdoor space. The Mercado is a place to dine and talk to your friends, but these musicians treated it like it was an opportunity for a stadium gig. Recommend going here in the morning for their great donuts and coffee, avoid on music nights. Too bad, Mercado.
Evening music was brutally loud for an outdoor dining experience. Asked a server if they might request they go down a notch or two so diners could hear one another across the table, but the singer turned it up to 11 after high-fiving the dude who asked her. Food there always good, very pleasant daytime experience usually. Still hoarse from yelling to be heard by my friends; would not recommend or return on live music nights for that alone.