Top Best Sushi Places & Restaurants in Mount Lemmon

"Obon's tonkotsu ramen, $13.25, has both pork belly as well as shredded pork shoulder, with a slow-poached egg, bamboo shoots and a fish cake. I admit, I was about to do something controversial and put a Spam bun on this list instead of ramen. I was shaken to my senses by the windy freaking weather during my walk to the restaurant."

"If you’re wanting to dress up a little and get classy, this is the perfect restaurant. With a great ambiance and freshly cut raw sushi, it’s easy to fall in love with this extravagant restaurant. While it isn’t the cheapest option out of the five, it manages to still be affordable."

"The hostess was the only good part of our dining experience. The remaining staff was awful, no attentiveness, no personality. Think twice about obon More reviews"

"Kazoku" means family in Japanese, so it's no wonder that this midtown Tucson gem is a family-run enterprise. Co-owners Chef Youn and Uni Vawser, nephew and aunt respectively, are the talent behind this popular midtown sushi restaurant, which also features some Korean dishes. The atmosphere is friendly, service is attentive, and the expansive menu has something for everyone."

"The Miso soup was very good and the prices were cheaper than typical but outside of that I didn't really enjoy much of the food. The tempura vegies ..."

"With 4.5 stars out of 367 reviews on Yelp, the sushi bar and Japanese spot has proven to be a local favorite."

"They later moved to Tucson and built a life and a restaurant together, creating a menu that marries their two cultures through creative rolls. A few examples are the Sonora, the Tampico, the Ceviche and the Heart Attack (shown), a spicy tuna roll with jalapeno, cream cheese and imitation crab. Go to: Ginza Sushi"

"JapaneseLocal restaurateur KC An adds another successful business to his résumé His Tokyo-trained head chef fuses European and Asian ingredients, creating exciting and unique entrées such as seafood-rice bowls and pasta topped with an Asian alfredo sauce."

"We called ahead to see if we needed reservations and they said to come on down. We sat at the teppan yaki table and it didn..."

"Had an amazing experience the first time we ate here (got take out) and it was easily the best sushi I’ve had in a long time. I Wanted to do takeout agai..."

"West of town, Gates Pass Road winds up and over a saddle in the Tucson Mountains with stunning views of Avra Valley and the mountains beyond it. This is arguably one of the best, if not the best places to view the sunset in the Desert Southwest. From the parking lot, walk westward to reach Gates Pass Trail."

"What is it: Elevated at 3,169 feet, Gates Pass is a mountain pass overlook at the crest of the Tucson mountains. Why go: Pack yourself a picnic and head out of the city. Tucson is known for its sunsets, which paint the sky in broad strokes of violet, rust and rose."

"Freddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers (7120 East Broadway Blvd.)"

"Stay independent and drink local" is the tagline at Independent Distillery, a newer but already well-respected, small-scale distiller in Tucson. Independent Distillery produces its own gin, vodka and other locally made spirits, made with craft and care. But it's also a great downtown bar, situated in a historic red brick building that's full of character, including exposed beams, concrete floors, and a wooden bar crafted out of re-purposed Douglas fir."

"A place where you can hang out until the wee hours of the morning enjoying carefully crafted cocktails, both original and classics. The selection of spirits is carefully curated and even includes a few of their own, thus the name, Independent Distillery. It's a comfortable bar in the heart of downtown Tucson."

"Located in Main Gate Square, the Espresso Art Café combines a café, cocktail bar, and hookah lounge, creating a comfortable, laid-back gathering place for the community to enjoy great coffee and signature cocktails. The full-service bar serves a selection of craft beers, casual wines, and classic cocktails made with imported spirits, and a menu of light fare made from scratch with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Located just minutes from the campus of the University of Arizona, the bar offers regular and international coffee specialties, freshly baked pastries and other light bites, and provides complimentary wireless Internet."

"The heart of Espresso Art Café has been soulfully crafted by a community of coffee-lovers from all around the world. With specialty espresso drinks inspired by cafés in Europe, a full-service bar that offers craft cocktails created according to your personal specifications, and hookah made to ord... Hours:12:06 AM - 9:00 AM todaySat: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMSun: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMMon: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMTue: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMWed: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMThu: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AMFri: 9:00 AM - 12:00 AM"

"Espresso Art Cafe is a trendy cafe in Tucson with a hip and lively atmosphere that has proven to be particularly appealing to artists and anyone with a creative flair. The cafe displays local artwork and hosts live music on a regular basis. Some of the specialty drinks that are offered at the Espresso Art Cafe include liquor-based coffee drinks, which is something that they’re known for."

"A lot of folks will tell you that this bar used to be a fallout shelter, but the truth is it was actually built as a bar back in 1961. The round, windowless structure is packed to the rafters with 60s era kitsch, from JFK memorabilia to black velvet paintings and groovy lamps. The retro vibe is augmented with a continual showing of 60s B movies and plenty of period music, occasionally provided by DJs fond of deep cuts and rare grooves."

"The Shelter is a cozy dive bar filled with retro decorations, like sparkly vinyl chairs, old adverts, and a Cold War theme of JFK memorabilia. The concrete, neon-lit bar features a happy hour from 3pm to 8pm daily. Specialties include a list of five cocktails, four beers and three shots."