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The Best Gastropubs in Tucson

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The best gastropubs in Tucson, according to the experts: Tucson Foodie has weighed in, and their honors are what rank this list. Noble Hops comes out on top.

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  1. Rank 1. Noble Hops

    Contemporary Gastropub

    A 30-foot mesquite bar that stretches indoors and out sets the tone at this Oro Valley gastropub. The patio comes rigged with misters, a gas fire pit, and heaters, so the Santa Catalina views are on offer year-round. Rotating taps keep the beer side moving, and the kitchen leans into crowd-pleasing pub food. Comfortable in the way a place is when it's thought through rather than just decorated.


  2. Rank 1. Union Public House

    Gastropub American

    Thirty beers on tap and a whiskey wall that takes a minute to read: this is a gastropub in St. Philip's Plaza with exposed brick, wood beams, and a patio worth claiming on a good Tucson evening. The kitchen grinds its own burger meat, finishes it with bacon jam, and handles brunch on weekends. The bar runs late, closing at 2 a.m., which explains the crowd still there long after dinner has become a memory.


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