Philly's Finest Tucson

Absolutely really good food. Alyson was absolutely Amazing and made our experience here great. Took the dog and kids here and ate out on the patio. Alyson was juggling a ton of tables and didn’t miss one beat with us. They have ribs back on the menu now after a long hiatus. Really good and yummy. Even the kids ate them. Loaded Mac and meats and kids menu foods. Haven’t been to Tucson in a bit. But will definitely return! Thanks Alyson

Super Place for St. Patrick's Day - Band, Beer and Food Located on the end of a strip of shops, easy to pass, worth the hunt. Unlike the midwest, very few pubs in and around Tucson have live Irish music on St. Paddy's Day and we're glad the Firetruck Brewing Midtown location on Grant wanted to party with a live band. Uncommon Crossroads provided a great selection of Irish tunes for about 2 hours. We have visited this location before and they have an extensive selection of tap beers, both their own and guest taps. Beer prices are very reasonable and samples are gladly provided. As it was St. Paddy's Day, I tried quite a few brews and all were good. My wife ordered the Rueben Sandwich ($13.99) with a side salad. Corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and house-made Russian dressing on grill toasted marble rye. She really enjoyed it. I had the Grinder Sandwich ($13.99) loaded with pepperoni, turkey, ham, roasted red peppers, red onions, tomatoes, lettuce, provolone, and lemon feta vinaigrette on a toasted torpedo roll. I chose Sonoran Beans for my side and they were delicious. Full size pinto or red beans, green pepper, onion, and maybe carrot, in a thick flavorful broth. Nothing at all like refried beans. We sat inside where the band was playing, but they have a very nice patio with outdoor seating. The view is of the parking lot, but dining alfresco when it's warm is my preference. Give your beer and food taste buds a treat and visit Firetruck Brewing.