Restaurants near Nimbus Brewing Company

We had steered away from going here for a while because the prices seemed high. Finally decided to try it for date night — and it was absolutely worth it. The food was incredible. We got a few sushi rolls and the crispy rice trio sampler. The fish was fantastic quality and the portions were generous. Only complaint was that the service was a bit slow - we waited a fairly long time before we even ordered drinks. But it was a Friday night and it was crowded, so in the future I would probably try to come back at a less busy time.

This was our second meal at T&P. The food, again, was exquisite. Everything about the meal was done superbly…. The atmosphere is convivial and has a nice hum of conversation without being overwhelmingly noisy. The space is kind of Goldilocks perfect in size - just right. We have really enjoyed our wine selections when ordering a bottle. Interesting, unexpected and surprisingly good. Ordering by the glass has a very limited offering. We did have a tiny hitch in the long wait for our entree after our appetizer. There were two large tables of diners and perhaps that was taxing for the kitchen. Right now this our absolute favorite Tucson restaurant and we plan to be back many more times.

Culinary Dropout is a fun place with great food and service.

Lovely meal all around: good cocktails, creative appetizers and entrees with fresh ingredients and wonderful flavor. The appetizers are a bit on the small size, but the entrees are ample. Highly recommended!

We had dinner and were able to eat outside. It was quiet and lovely. We didn't need heaters, but they were there in case. We started with the Dillinger side car----a great drink. I had the fish tacos. They were delicious---not quite a main meal for heavier eaters, but I wasn't too hungry so they were perfect. My friend ordered the St Louis ribs. Magnificent! Tasty and meaty.