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New American fare is served for breakfast & lunch at this hip cafe with a modern interior.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–2 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–2 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1 E Congress St, Tucson, AZ 85701
Phone: (520) 622-6665
Website: http://www.nookdowntown.com/
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Reviews
Mariana Felix
Great place for breakfast and brunch! The pancakes are so fluffy and good, highly recommend getting them with bananas. The chilaquiles did not disappoint, but our ultimate favorite was the steak and eggs. It was mind blowing. Coffee is good too.
… moreM Lopez
We decided to try The Nook this weekend after checking out the reviews, which made it seem like a solid choice. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to the expectations. Even though it was a Sunday, there was absolutely no street parking available, so we ended up having to park in the Pueblo Parking lot for $15.
When we arrived, it seemed the restaurant was short-staffed. Despite several empty tables, no one was being seated. We were told the wait would be about 15 minutes, but we ended up waiting a full 30 minutes. The hostess—who also seemed to be acting as a waitress—was not personable and appeared to be in a bad mood. Right from the start, the service felt off, but we decided to stay since we had already paid $15 for parking. In hindsight, we should have gone to The Monica across the way.
While multiple parties were still waiting, a couple walked in and the same hostess immediately greeted them and seated them ahead of everyone else.
Once we were finally seated, we ordered drinks, which took several minutes to arrive. The server eventually came back to take our food order, and we waited another 20 minutes for the meals to come out—warm, not hot. It felt like the plates had been sitting for a bit before being served.
I ordered the Chilaquiles, and my wife had the Tamale Pie. Maybe we should have picked something else, but the Mexican dishes definitely didn’t compare to the quality of Tucson’s usual Mexican food. The food was okay, but nothing memorable, and I honestly don’t understand how this place has such high ratings.
Overall, I’d recommend trying another spot—Tucson has plenty of great restaurants, and unfortunately, The Nook just isn’t one of them.
… moreWhen we arrived, it seemed the restaurant was short-staffed. Despite several empty tables, no one was being seated. We were told the wait would be about 15 minutes, but we ended up waiting a full 30 minutes. The hostess—who also seemed to be acting as a waitress—was not personable and appeared to be in a bad mood. Right from the start, the service felt off, but we decided to stay since we had already paid $15 for parking. In hindsight, we should have gone to The Monica across the way.
While multiple parties were still waiting, a couple walked in and the same hostess immediately greeted them and seated them ahead of everyone else.
Once we were finally seated, we ordered drinks, which took several minutes to arrive. The server eventually came back to take our food order, and we waited another 20 minutes for the meals to come out—warm, not hot. It felt like the plates had been sitting for a bit before being served.
I ordered the Chilaquiles, and my wife had the Tamale Pie. Maybe we should have picked something else, but the Mexican dishes definitely didn’t compare to the quality of Tucson’s usual Mexican food. The food was okay, but nothing memorable, and I honestly don’t understand how this place has such high ratings.
Overall, I’d recommend trying another spot—Tucson has plenty of great restaurants, and unfortunately, The Nook just isn’t one of them.
Ann Nusbaum
This place was recommended to us by a local. They were right. It was great. The food was great and flavorful. The portions sizes were large, almost too much. But, the best were the scones. Amazing!
… moreJoyce Armijo
Saturday brunch at Nook was a total win! The hangar steak was really all that, perfectly cooked, served with a bright chimichurri, and paired with crispy smashed hashbrowns topped with micro greens. The plate also included two eggs, which we ordered scrambled soft. That can often be a gamble, but the chef nailed it! Absolutely perfect.
We added a side salad and a side of blueberry pancakes, and both were outstanding. The salad was crisp and fresh, while the pancakes were light-as-a-feather fluffy with just the right balance of blueberries in every bite.
The restaurant itself is cute and inviting, a great brunch spot in Tucson. The only miss for us was the coffee, which was on the weak side.
Overall, Nook delivers robust flavors, freshness, and attention to detail in every dish. We’ll definitely be back!
… moreWe added a side salad and a side of blueberry pancakes, and both were outstanding. The salad was crisp and fresh, while the pancakes were light-as-a-feather fluffy with just the right balance of blueberries in every bite.
The restaurant itself is cute and inviting, a great brunch spot in Tucson. The only miss for us was the coffee, which was on the weak side.
Overall, Nook delivers robust flavors, freshness, and attention to detail in every dish. We’ll definitely be back!
Maria L Valdez
Was visiting from Phoenix came here after a concert for breakfast. Delicious breakfast large portions is shareable. Ordered a burrito tortilla was really good. Also ordered pancakes.
… moreSu Htay
It’s nice place to have breakfast and the food is good! We were visiting Tucson and I would go again for breakfast!
… moreVictor B
This is amazing! The cinnamon pancake with heavy frosting was decadent and all the lunch/brunch entrees were great. Great jalapeño burger, amazing tuna melt, fantastic scones, awesome omelettes,,,it’s just all good. Service was good vs awesome but it was very crowded for Easter brunch!
Nice inside seating and nice outside seating !
Love it!
VictorB
… moreNice inside seating and nice outside seating !
Love it!
VictorB
J P
We enjoyed a delicious lunch. Super cute restaurant.
Friendly service.
It’s a scratch kitchen, so the food takes a little time.
We enjoyed the burger and tamale cakes. Both were delicious and well served.
Make sure to order the scones!
… moreFriendly service.
It’s a scratch kitchen, so the food takes a little time.
We enjoyed the burger and tamale cakes. Both were delicious and well served.
Make sure to order the scones!
Ryan C. Van Wyk
No wait on a Saturday morning. Cozy restaurant in downtown Tucson. The food was outstanding.
The Godfather Benedict was excellent, with a side of Smashed Hash. The Hanger Steak and Eggs was perfectly seasoned and cooked, simply delicious. We got crumpets on the side and the homemade jam made for a delightful breakfast accompaniment.
The Coffee drinks were excellent, a latte and a matcha.
Highly recommend for a breakfast or brunch if you are in downtown Tucson.
… moreThe Godfather Benedict was excellent, with a side of Smashed Hash. The Hanger Steak and Eggs was perfectly seasoned and cooked, simply delicious. We got crumpets on the side and the homemade jam made for a delightful breakfast accompaniment.
The Coffee drinks were excellent, a latte and a matcha.
Highly recommend for a breakfast or brunch if you are in downtown Tucson.
Kathy P
A little hard to find, but when we did we enjoyed ourselves. The cinnamon roll pancake was bomb!!!! and the rest of our food was fantastic as well!
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