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The Best Wine Bars in Tucson

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Tucson has exactly one place on the list so far: Revel, honored by Tucson Foodie.

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  1. Rank 1. Revel

    Wine Bar

    A black-and-white mural anchors the room at this dim, cozy wine bar on Ninth Street, where the vibe leans more European side street than desert Southwest. The wine list pulls from around the world, the staff will happily talk you through it, and the meat and cheese boards give you something to do with your hands while they do. The kind of place you walk into for one glass and leave two hours later.


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    416 E Ninth St, Tucson, AZ · Tucson
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    Closed now, opens 5 PM

    Wednesday 5 PM–10 PM

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