Cheap Places to Eat in Mount Lemmon

"Beyond Bread has been a Tucson staple since 1998, offering hand-made and fresh baked goods. Their menu election includes breads, sandwiches, soups, salads, and pastries that are all made in the restaurant. They have been the recipient of numerous awards, and have been featured in Tucson Weekly, Tucson Lifestyle, and Arizona Foothills."

"Beyond Bread is a popular bakery that has five branches around Tucson. This bakery is not only famous for its bread and baguettes, but it also boasts freshly baked pastries such as their cinnamon French toast, scones and muffins. Locals also suggest that you try their scrumptious pies at their mini shop in Speedway."

"Beyond Bread is a must-try for bread lovers, offering 30 different types of artisanal breads, 30 kinds of pies, pastries and sandwiches. This popular bakery first opened its doors in 1998 and has three locations in Tucson. Everything is made from scratch using the freshest ingredients possible."

"Noodleholics is a Chinese restaurant in Tucson with a focus on Guilin noodles, which are renowned throughout all of China. During your visit, you’ll likely want to sample one of their more notable dishes, which include the Guilin, the dry Guilin, the Guilin spicy and sour, and the Sichuan spicy beef. The portions at this restaurant are considered by most visitors to be substantial, which means that you’ll easily get your money’s worth."

"This Chinese noodle shop offers a variety of dishes with rice noodles and freshly made wheat noodles in a modern fast-casual environment. The small dishes are also key to the full experience; don’t miss out on the salt and pepper wings, spicy chaoshou dumplings, and cooling garlic cucumber. View this post on Instagram"

"ItalianTry fresh-from-scratch New York-style pizza sans the attitude in this old-fashioned downtown pizzeria. Offering both slices and whole pizzas from traditional pepperoni to barbecue-chicken-and-pesto, the seasoned chefs know how to make their pies, along with satisfying subs, salads, and handmade cheesecake."

"A post shared by jessecbowden (@jessecbowden) on Jan 25, 2015 at 11:43am PST. "China Szechwan has such a great menu of traditional and Sichuan specialties. My favorite meal includes these items: spicy water-boiled whole fish (the spicy, garlicky tangy sauce slathered on the fish is so delicious 🤤), Dan Dan noodles, Szechwan spicy green beans, spinach in fresh garlic, It’s such a flavor-packed feast, and thinking about it made me very hungry!". — Erika Bostick, chef at Miraval"

"Omigawd, it was so nice to be back here after 18 months of quarantine!. the good news, is that it's just as good as ever. I tried something new (for ... More reviews"

"The Sabino Canyon Recreation Area boasts spectacular canyons, mountains, mountain lions, wild plants, as well as exciting trails. The Southwestern desert canyons found in this area is a famous spot for tram rides, especially for those who want to take a break from the desert heat. For many locals and trippers, it's a cool place for hiking, trekking and mountain biking, too."

"What is it: A short drive from the heart ot the city, Sabino Canyon is home to cresting mountains, deep canyons and trails that lead to seasonal swimming holes. Hiking aficionados will love it here. Why go: The city is a hiker’s dream: the eternal sunny skies and moderate temperatures are ideal for walking adventures."

"On the northeast corner of Sunrise Boulevard is a scenic canyon nestled in the Santa Catalina Mountains and Coronado National Forest."

"Depart for lunch and tour Tohono Chul. The tea room is a delightful spot for indoor or outdoor patio lunches. The park consists of lush gardens, quiet grottoes, and well-groomed trails in a 49-acre preserve surrounded by the bustling city."

"The city’s most centrally located park, the Gene C. Reid Park features a large lake and small pond and waterfall with abundant grass and trees. The pond area in Reid Park is around the waterfall, and although there is no covered structure at the lake area, guests can reserve a nearby ramada. The park is also home to the famous Reid Park Zoo, where visitors can explore naturalistic habitats housing hundreds of exotic animals from around the world."

"For shopping with a twist of local nature, arts and culture, nothing tops the Tohono Chul (7366 N. Paseo del Norte 85704) experience, where three emporiums offer diverse options in an award-winning complex. The gift shop displays an exceptional collection of Southwest-inspired books, jewelry and pottery. Another market offers desert-influenced goodies and locally authored children’s books."

"CaféWith seasonal menus based on local, fresh, and organic ingredients, this garden café is the perfect place for brunch. Grab a seat on one of the gorgeous patios, order a refreshing beverage of your choice, and take in the splendor of the Sonoran desert. Start or finish your trip to the café with a walk around the grounds."