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Great experience with friendly and fun staff. Would definitely recommend coming to this place. There was a young beautiful red haired manager who took care of our party and did a wonderful job.

We had a great experience at this restaurant, after having not been to a Hooters in many years. We were treated very well by Mike and Yari, and the food was all excellent! I will admit that we weren't expecting the food to be great, because we were going more for the waitresses and atmosphere, but were very pleasantly surprised. I really enjoyed chatting with Mike, who seemed to be all over the restaurant working hard to make people feel important. Thanks again!

Love these place there pies are delicious and to die for would recommend to anyone a must for everyone to try

Great experience with friendly and fun staff. Would definitely recommend coming to this place. There was a young beautiful red haired manager who took care of our party and did a wonderful job.

I love the Shelter, it is my first choice for after-work drink... but i wish they had some kinda food cuz we always have to leave before we want to cuz we are STARVING after the long day!!! or we drink less cuz we know we haven't eaten :/

It was my 1st stay with my kids and we stayed at one of the Casitas suits. What a nice place with the beautiful view to take your breath away. Rooms are so clean, comfortable bed and pillows I felt better then at home ! Room dine in was excellent, food so yummy, room service even called us to ask how food was.Made a dinner reservations at "Epazote" what a nice place to dine in. Food was so outstanding. Staff in the restaurant was so friendly as well staff at the front desk. Lobby has the best Holiday decoration I ever seen. We are for sure back in February again. Definitely recommend this lovely resort ! Cheers !

We stayed at the resort this weekend under some very difficult circumstances. Our group was there with the family of an 11 year old girl who just found out she has cancer. This was her last weekend before starting treatment. The incredible staff at the resort went out of their way to make this weekend special. They upgraded the room, gave her a pool cabana, and made special arrangements at Primo. The beautiful setting and VIP treatment helped this little girl forget about reality for a couple of days. Amazing!!!

I enjoyed the museum during my visit. The cactus collection was very nice - rivaling other collections at other public gardens in California and Arizona. A lot of the larger ones had styrofoam on the tops to protect the new growth from cold (Winter visit). I was glad they took precautions, but it did limit photography. However, most that were covered are in Saguaro NP (Tuscon Mtn District 2-3 miles away) and Organ Pipe Cactus NM (100 miles west on AZ86/85) if a visitor wanted unobstructed views. I spent about 30 minutes with the hummingbirds. I saw a few subspecies I had never seen before. I really liked it, and the other aviary. The mineral collection was very interesting. We make jewelry so knowing what minerals come from Arizona by sight (especially for me, my wife is much more well read in geology) helps us source domestically and from independent mines/resellers.

Tourism is an important part of Tuson. Why the Rillito Racetrack is not promoted and a dedicated attraction is beyond me. Horse people in Tucson have been supporting the track through this assault with soccer fields for a very long time. Bonds have been used on this pet project that WE voted for a NW park! Not 5 million dollars for lights for soccer fields and more for parking lots where the barns used to be. They tear down the barns and are now missing the ability to house enough horses to run the races at all. Surprised? Not at all. I bring everyone that comes to Tucson to the races and they love the experience and always ask, "why don't they invest in the track?" Soccer fields are for a select few people and I will never bring guests to a kids soccer game. I have been to fairs and Scottish heritage day at the track. Shame on the board for allowing the foothills mob to steal our track for their kids soccer games. Thanks to Mrs Pat White and all the folks that kept it going for so long.

Tourism is an important part of Tuson. Why the Rillito Racetrack is not promoted and a dedicated attraction is beyond me. Horse people in Tucson have been supporting the track through this assault with soccer fields for a very long time. Bonds have been used on this pet project that WE voted for a NW park! Not 5 million dollars for lights for soccer fields and more for parking lots where the barns used to be. They tear down the barns and are now missing the ability to house enough horses to run the races at all. Surprised? Not at all. I bring everyone that comes to Tucson to the races and they love the experience and always ask, "why don't they invest in the track?" Soccer fields are for a select few people and I will never bring guests to a kids soccer game. I have been to fairs and Scottish heritage day at the track. Shame on the board for allowing the foothills mob to steal our track for their kids soccer games. Thanks to Mrs Pat White and all the folks that kept it going for so long.

I visited this place in 1991. It was a wonder. If it is still like it was back then I highly recommend it, particularly if you like succulents.

I enjoyed the museum during my visit. The cactus collection was very nice - rivaling other collections at other public gardens in California and Arizona. A lot of the larger ones had styrofoam on the tops to protect the new growth from cold (Winter visit). I was glad they took precautions, but it did limit photography. However, most that were covered are in Saguaro NP (Tuscon Mtn District 2-3 miles away) and Organ Pipe Cactus NM (100 miles west on AZ86/85) if a visitor wanted unobstructed views. I spent about 30 minutes with the hummingbirds. I saw a few subspecies I had never seen before. I really liked it, and the other aviary. The mineral collection was very interesting. We make jewelry so knowing what minerals come from Arizona by sight (especially for me, my wife is much more well read in geology) helps us source domestically and from independent mines/resellers.

Amazing, very complete resource with many specialist items and knowledgeable staff on site. Only tour operator for the nearby "boneyard," another significant point of interest. Reasonable prices. Free parking. Bring comfortable shoes, water, and sun protection in sunny weather. There were a lot or aircraft in the boneyard, but I wasn't able to see any MC-130 fitted with Fulton system recovery units and painted with the distinctive "Blackbird" colors (no, not speaking of the SR-71) used by the Stray Goose crews. Docents weren't aware of the aircraft or the project. Too bad.

This is literally the best place ever. The cashier(idk his name but he worked at 3ish today, he's a god!) he helped my best friend and I find the comics we wanted! In love with the place it's basically paradise.

We had an enjoyable stay. The staff at the hotel were more than accomodating. The room was always very clean. The only issue... I was with a friend and we were visiting my family and there was only one bed in the room, but we dealt with it and had a wonderful time. It was so nice of them to allow family and friends stay on base close to the enlisted loved ones and family. We actually were only a few blocks away from their home on base. And the view is awesome! Two thumbs up, or I should say four. That would include my friend also.

Great experience with friendly and fun staff. Would definitely recommend coming to this place. There was a young beautiful red haired manager who took care of our party and did a wonderful job.

I love the Shelter, it is my first choice for after-work drink... but i wish they had some kinda food cuz we always have to leave before we want to cuz we are STARVING after the long day!!! or we drink less cuz we know we haven't eaten :/