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Ceres
Italian
Handwritten chalkboard menus hang beneath a green-striped awning at this walk-up pasta and sandwich counter in Tucson's Historic Warehouse Arts District. The string-lit alley patio and colorful murals give it the feel of a side street in a city where people actually eat outside. Handmade pasta and house-baked bread use ingredients from local farms, and the crowd eating under red umbrellas looks very much at peace with their life choices.
Three honors, in evidence:
The record strongest first
- Tucson Foodie The Ultimate Tucson Restaurant Bucket List
- Tucson Foodie Where I Eat in Tucson
- Arizona Daily Star Italian: Honorable Mention · Where should I eat in Tucson
One number, weighted & current 77
How we scoreThe dishes from the writeups
- Pesto bucatini Tucson Foodie
- Spicy vodka rigatoni Tucson Foodie
- Caprese with fresh mozzarella Tucson Foodie
- Roast beef with horseradish aioli Tucson Foodie
Nearby in the record closest first
- JoJo's Restaurant Eat · 65
- El Charro Cafe Eat · 78
- Cafe a la C'Art Eat · 77
- The Little One Eat · 66
- Hub Restaurant & Ice Creamery New American Eat · 64
- Bombole Eatery Eat · 64
- Perche’ No Italian Bistro Eat · 64
- Bata Wood-fired New American Eat · 80
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