Best Lunch Restaurants in West Tucson

We enjoyed everything, the friendly service, delicious dishes, ambience, and the fact that the restrooms were clean as well. It was a very nice family chew & chat. I rated the value “fair” because we ran about $100 for the 3 of us, could have been a little less for brunch, but I get it. It was “fair”. Well done and we’ll be back.

Food was amazing but the wait time for your food to be served was unexceptable. Had reservations for 11:15am on a Sunday and did not have food on our table until 12:15. We had tickets to the Nutcracker ballet at 1pm and barely made it on time.

Fish and chips were the best I have had in a long time. My wife had the pesto pasta and it was amazing. The cocktails were very good as well and priced below most places! We were glad we ate inside as the outside was unbearable with disc rap. It was only mildly annoying inside.

The Black tea old fashioned and chiltepin cobbler cocktails were delicious, as was the Yuzu Yellowtail crudo. The spice / heat level was perfect and not overwhelming. Salmon sashimi was fresh. We also enjoyed tuna and eel nigiri, salmon asparagus roll, seaweed salad and mochi ice cream for dessert. Highly recommend Obon!

This was our first time back in almost a decade, and the food was still great. The service was a little slow, and there were a lot more kids around this time, but overall, the experience was enjoyable. The sashimi combo was fresh and was a great value for 9 large pieces of sashimi, 2 nilgiri, and any roll (we got the flaming Del Sol roll, of course). The chicken teriyaki was perfectly cooked with a well-balanced sauce that wasn't too salty like other places. My wife ordered two additional rolls since there were three of us, and both rolls were delicious. We plan to come back when we visit Tucson again in the future, and we highly recommend it!