
Hours
| Friday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 6:30 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3684 W Orange Grove Rd # 156, Tucson, AZ 85741
Phone: (520) 742-7278
Website: https://themenustar3.com/webspace/menus.php?code=ordercryingonioncafe.com
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Reservations: themenustar3.com
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Reviews
My wife ordered a soda and avocado toast. I ordered the chef’s salad and ice tea. Both our meals we’re excellent and we left full! We would definitely go back!
I’m rather disappointed that the quality has fallen. My beautiful bride had the Cinnimon Roll French Toast and a side of sausage. In her words, it “was alright but tasted like it was made from stale bread.” HMMM
I had a “medium or less” hamburger patty w/ 2 eggs, toast, and hash browns.
To be honest, I never knew one could make ground beef so tough, dry, and tasteless. I nominated it for a replacement for a truck tire, but I wasn’t sure I could drill it for the lug nuts.
The eggs were mostly done okay, as I prefer the yolks well cooked. However, the potatoes could have taken a rightful place as an OPEC member with it’s wealth of oil intact.
I hope this was an anomaly and not a trend. Small mom and pop restaurants are our joy to visit and there are too few of them. But when the quality goes, so does the customers, which is a bad omen for the future of the store.
EDIT: I find it ironic that menus are required to advise that ordering and serving undercooked food is dangerous towards food poisoning…and yet, when I order fully cooked eggs, I get the runny slop that I did today. Whats worse, I brought it to the waitress’s attention, where by she promptly forgot we existed until time for the bill. No fix, just a motherly , non-verbal, ” you’ll eat what I serve you.” You’ll get what tip you…
For being in an older strip center the interior just popped with the black tables and chairs trimmed in chrome. There is a nice selection of colorful art work on the walls – available for sale, supporting a local artist. We were very comfortable.
The menu had a lot of variety without being overwhelming. Both my wife and I selected the #5 combo which included a shredded beef taco, chili relano and a cheese enchilada with generous portions of rice and beans.
The new owners have only been here since April and only last week opened for dinner for the first time.
All in all, a very pleasant dining experience- I guarantee we’ll be back!