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  1. The Parish

    Fusion Southern

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    Crystal chandeliers hang over dark-paneled walls covered in jazz-themed artwork, which is either perfect or a lot, depending on your mood. This Southern fusion dinner spot runs on house-infused spirits and live music, and the kitchen leans New Orleans by way of the Southwest: gumbo with Andouille and hush puppies, pasta soaked in lobster broth and crawfish. The kind of room that feels designed for a date night where everyone is trying slightly harder than usual.

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    • Drunken Angel pasta

      “Renowned for its Southern fusion cuisine, The Parish offers standout dishes like the Drunken Angel pasta: angel hair soaked in Burgundy and lobster broth, topped with shrimp, crawfish, and saffron red pepper cream.”

      Tucson Foodie
    • Parish Burger

      “Other favorites include the Parish Burger, featuring a blend of chuck, brisket, and short rib, and the Guedry’s Gumbo, a hearty mix of chicken, Andouille sausage, and rice, served with hush puppies.”

      Tucson Foodie
    • Guedry's Gumbo

      “Other favorites include the Parish Burger, featuring a blend of chuck, brisket, and short rib, and the Guedry’s Gumbo, a hearty mix of chicken, Andouille sausage, and rice, served with hush puppies.”

      Tucson Foodie

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