Tucson Crossroads – Fourth Avenue & Sixth Street

There’s more to learning about a new city than just identifying the major attractions. No matter how many times I’ve been to a certain part of town there’s always one question that throws me for a loop. “Where should we eat?” This is when my brain turns off and I’m left to respond with the only immediately visible dining choice, which is usually something like Wienerschnitzel. Frustrated, I often respond with a vacuous “Uh…” So, I’m making it a point to become familiar with dining choices in Tucson, for now, arranged by intersection(give or take 100 yards).

The intersection of Fourth Avenue and Sixth Street is a unique area of Tucson.  To the north and south along Fourth Avenue are numerous establishments to satisfy your food and drink requirements.  This stretch of Fourth Avenue has some of the most unique shops and restaurants in town.  If you happen to find yourself looking at Tucson Real Estate near the intersection of North Euclid Avenue and East University Boulevard, there are many choices when some one asks the question, “Where should we eat?”

NorthEast (between 6th St & 5th St): The Chocolate Iguana, Athens on 4th, World Wide Wrappers, Bumstead’s,  Brooklyn Pizza Company, Sky Bar

NorthWest (between 6th St & 5th St):  Dairy Queen, Delectables

North (between 5th St & University):  Pancho Villa’s, Magpie’s Gourmet Pizza, The B Line, Revolutionary Grounds, IBT’s, La Indita, Epic Cafe

SouthEast (between 6th St & 7th St):  Caruso’s, Surly Wench Pub,  Food Conspiracy Co-Op

SouthWest (between 6th St & 7th St):  Plush, Lindy’s Diner, Cafe Passe

South (between 7th St & 9th St):  Che’s Lounge, Cafe Zope, Bison Witches, The Hut, O’Malleys on Fourth, The Shanty

These are some of the choices available to you if you find yourself ready for a break from the search for your perfect Tucson Real Estate near Fourth Avenue & Sixth Street.  Enjoy!

Tucson Crossroads – Euclid & University

There’s more to learning about a new city than just identifying the major attractions. No matter how many times I’ve been to a certain part of town there’s always one question that throws me for a loop. “Where should we eat?” This is when my brain turns off and I’m left to respond with the only immediately visible dining choice, which is usually something like Wienerschnitzel. Frustrated, I often respond with a vacuous “Uh…” So, I’m making it a point to become familiar with dining choices in Tucson, for now, arranged by intersection(give or take 100 yards).

The intersection of Euclid and University is at the East side of the West University Historic District just West of the University of Arizona Main Gate.  This neighborhood is full of University of Arizona students and very vibrant.  If you happen to find yourself looking at Tucson Real Estate near the intersection of North Euclid Avenue and East University Boulevard, there are many choices when some one asks the question, “Where should we eat?”

NorthWest: University of Arizona Visitor Center (I know you can’t eat here, but it is a good landmark and may be interesting to you)

East: Main Gate Square (broken down, somewhat, below)

NorthEast: Johnny Rockets, Malibu Yogurt and Ice Cream, La Salsa, Pei Wei, Pita Pit, Kababeque, Gentle Ben’s Brewing Company (at Tyndall)

SouthEast: The Auld Dubliner, Starbucks (Surprise!), Geronimo Shops and Restaurants (several places to choose from here), Frog & Firkin, No Anchovies

North Side of University between Tyndall and Park: Chipotle, Which Wich (and behind Which Wich there are several other choices including: The Cereal Boxx and Paradise Bakery)

South Side of University between Tyndall and Park: Dunkin’ Donuts/Baskin Robbins, Silver Mine Subs, Fuku Sushi, Espresso Art Cafe, The Fat Greek

These are some of the choices available to you if you find yourself ready for a break from the search for your perfect Tucson Real Estate near Euclid & University.  Enjoy!

Welcome to Tucson!

Welcome to Tucson!

Tucson is the second largest city in Arizona and although everyone has different viewpoints on this subject, to me Tucson is a great Arizona city!  Tucson has great hiking, it is very bicycle-friendly, dog-friendly, and environmentally-friendly.  The history of Tucson is compelling, dating back to 1775, and Tucson celebrates that history.  Tucson feels like a small town in many ways, yet has all of the things a person would look for in a big city.

The purpose of this blog is mainly to focus on Tucson Real Estate.  All of the things that make a city livable go into making its real estate more valuable.  This blog will focus on all of those things.