Cuisines and Dishes at The Dish Bistro:
The Dish Bistro
3131 E 1st St,
Tucson
AZ
85716
dishbistro.com (520) 326-1714
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Ratings and Reviews for The Dish Bistro
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May 06 2012
Taylor L. via Yelp
Quaint atmosphere, wonderful food and great prices (especially for the mussel special on wednesday/thursdays... it's like a dream come true until......read more
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Apr 20 2012
Chich S. via Yelp
Great food and with a cozy ambiance that's nice for date night. :)read more
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Apr 17 2012
Andy S. via Yelp
It was great to get back to the Dish again, and the experience was every bit as good as we remembered. The special was tempting (a big bowl of Saffron...read more
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Mar 03 2007
lovesweets via Citysearch
This is by far the best restaurant with its unique French inspired culinary cuisine and I have been to many of the top restaurants...read more
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Mar 09 2004
cleo33 via Citysearch
I agree that the town has limited creative/fine dining choices. I am from Mpls and tried The Dish the last time I was in town. L...read more
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Aug 08 2003
kcm_123 via Citysearch
What a wonderful little hideaway. I was pleased from beginning to end. Since the restaurant is actually connected with an upscal...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Reversing the 1920s practice of hiding a liquor emporium behind an upstanding restaurant, The Dish is an upstanding restaurant hidden behind one of Tucson's best wine shops, The Rum Runner. Not coincidentally, The Dish is a wine lover's haven, where over 30 international wines are available by the glass and many more available by the bottle. Only a dozen tables have been snuggled into the small bistro space, so reservations are a must. The dinner menu, too, is tiny but unfailingly appealing. Perhaps too cutely, appetizers are called ''little dishes'' (try the saffron mussels or the fontina tart) and entrees are dubbed ''big dishes.'' Snickering is difficult, however, as you compulsively fork more penne Piacenza into your mouth. Despite the Speedway address, the door to The Dish is actually around back, facing the parking lot.
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