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Sunlit restaurant featuring an array of vegan & vegetarian Mexican plates in a laid-back atmosphere.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2526 E 6th St, Tucson, AZ 85716
Phone: (520) 240-6947
Website: http://www.tumerico.com/
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Reviews
Michael Lamb
Although I am not a vegan or vegetarian, I loved this restaurant! The staff is very friendly and helpful in explaining the menu options, and the food is nothing short of delicious. Everything is fresh, very flavorful, and healthy. I had the coconut curry with a side of beans and rice–very flavorful. The burritos were also very good.
Order at the counter and the food is promptly brought to your table, served hot and fresh. The servers stopped by often and offered to bring anything we needed. Our plates were cleared away as we finished. We were there on a Friday night and the restaurant had live music while we dined.
I can see why this restaurant was rated #1 in the US. I highly recommend it for their large menu of healthy, flavorful dishes.
… moreOrder at the counter and the food is promptly brought to your table, served hot and fresh. The servers stopped by often and offered to bring anything we needed. Our plates were cleared away as we finished. We were there on a Friday night and the restaurant had live music while we dined.
I can see why this restaurant was rated #1 in the US. I highly recommend it for their large menu of healthy, flavorful dishes.
Voluptuous Vegan
As a Yelp Elite who is constantly chasing down plant-forward gems, I genuinely cannot believe I haven’t written about Tumerico yet. This place is a staple for me. A regular. A comfort spot. And every single time, it delivers.
Led by an award-winning chef (and no, this isn’t even her only concept — which makes it even more impressive), Tumerico is fully plant-based, vegetarian, and wildly vegan-friendly in a way that feels intentional, not trendy. Nothing feels like an afterthought here. It’s creative, flavorful, and satisfying in a way that even non-vegans would appreciate.
Let’s talk tacos. We had the Cuban and the al pastor — both completely vegan — topped with this dreamy cashew crema that just ties everything together. Savory, layered, balanced. You don’t miss a single thing. Add in a solid salsa bar and you’re building bites exactly how you want them.
And the lattes? Generous. Like actually generous. Around $6 and you’re getting full, flavorful cups — matcha, horchata lattes, spicy options, creative twists. Not watered down. Not tiny. They don’t skimp.
They’ve also got a rotating selection of vegan bakery treats that make it way too easy to justify “just one more thing.”
The vibe is unfussy, colorful, community-driven — the kind of place where you can pop in for a casual lunch, bring a friend who “doesn’t usually do vegan,” or sit solo with a latte and feel completely at home.
Tumerico isn’t trying to prove anything. It just quietly serves some of the best plant-based food in Tucson.
Five stars. Always.
… moreLed by an award-winning chef (and no, this isn’t even her only concept — which makes it even more impressive), Tumerico is fully plant-based, vegetarian, and wildly vegan-friendly in a way that feels intentional, not trendy. Nothing feels like an afterthought here. It’s creative, flavorful, and satisfying in a way that even non-vegans would appreciate.
Let’s talk tacos. We had the Cuban and the al pastor — both completely vegan — topped with this dreamy cashew crema that just ties everything together. Savory, layered, balanced. You don’t miss a single thing. Add in a solid salsa bar and you’re building bites exactly how you want them.
And the lattes? Generous. Like actually generous. Around $6 and you’re getting full, flavorful cups — matcha, horchata lattes, spicy options, creative twists. Not watered down. Not tiny. They don’t skimp.
They’ve also got a rotating selection of vegan bakery treats that make it way too easy to justify “just one more thing.”
The vibe is unfussy, colorful, community-driven — the kind of place where you can pop in for a casual lunch, bring a friend who “doesn’t usually do vegan,” or sit solo with a latte and feel completely at home.
Tumerico isn’t trying to prove anything. It just quietly serves some of the best plant-based food in Tucson.
Five stars. Always.
Matt
OMG…Tumerico is beyond next level delicious I’m sure locals know this, but outta towners need to know it! The vibe top notch, the service and staff above and beyond! The lady behind the counter never stopped smiling or being cheerful! The food, whether you’re vegan or not is the best! The cleanest tasting and plentiful portioned food I’ve ever had! I can see why it’s in the US’s top 100 restaurants! From Virginia with love! I will be back!
… moreJennie Ifanis
Tumerico has earned the honor of being the #1 place to eat in the country.
I was invited to eat here for an early lunch, where I ordered tacos that came with salad, rice and beans. Unfortunately, I forgot exactly which tacos I picked they were, but the cashier was nice enough to give me two different ones after I mentioned that I’m not a big fan of spicy food. That was a good choice, because the one with brown meat was my first choice and that was much spicer between the two. The green one, I devoured, loving its mild taste. I was happy that this Latin restaurant had options that sensitive diners like myself could enjoy.
I was also gifted with complimentary appetizers, including chips with salsa & guac, along with a bowl of soup. I also tried their Tumerico lemonade that had a little kick of spice than a normal lemonade; I enjoyed it way more than I expected. It’s the type of drink that taste better as you consume it, and I was tempted to buy another to take home.
The dining area didn’t feel cramped at all, and there was a station for more sauces we could put on our food. Of course, I didn’t indulge, but the option was nice. There were two gender-neutral bathrooms, which is where I noticed that the walls were covered in paintings for sale. Throughout the restaurant, there were an array of local paintings that guests could pay for; my friends chose one off the wall and all they had to do was pay through Venmo and show the cashier that they were keeping the item before leaving. That’s a great way to increase business and support artists in Tucson.
I would definitely come here again for its delicious, authentic Latin cuisine, along with their excellent customer service.
… moreI was invited to eat here for an early lunch, where I ordered tacos that came with salad, rice and beans. Unfortunately, I forgot exactly which tacos I picked they were, but the cashier was nice enough to give me two different ones after I mentioned that I’m not a big fan of spicy food. That was a good choice, because the one with brown meat was my first choice and that was much spicer between the two. The green one, I devoured, loving its mild taste. I was happy that this Latin restaurant had options that sensitive diners like myself could enjoy.
I was also gifted with complimentary appetizers, including chips with salsa & guac, along with a bowl of soup. I also tried their Tumerico lemonade that had a little kick of spice than a normal lemonade; I enjoyed it way more than I expected. It’s the type of drink that taste better as you consume it, and I was tempted to buy another to take home.
The dining area didn’t feel cramped at all, and there was a station for more sauces we could put on our food. Of course, I didn’t indulge, but the option was nice. There were two gender-neutral bathrooms, which is where I noticed that the walls were covered in paintings for sale. Throughout the restaurant, there were an array of local paintings that guests could pay for; my friends chose one off the wall and all they had to do was pay through Venmo and show the cashier that they were keeping the item before leaving. That’s a great way to increase business and support artists in Tucson.
I would definitely come here again for its delicious, authentic Latin cuisine, along with their excellent customer service.
T Nguyen
For a vegan, I would say the food is 5 stars. For me, I am still trying to adapt to vegan tastes, texture, flavors, etc…therefore, its not there yet. The place is like home when you walk in. People here welcome you like you are one of their family, and it shows in the food, deco, restroom, food portion, etc…would be back again to try other food items.
… moreJason Wolf
Tumerico – Tucson’s Vegan Gem (5/5 Stars)
Tumerico is hands-down my favorite restaurant in all of Tucson, and I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s a must-visit. Owner Wendy is incredibly warm and friendly, and her entire staff follows suit—always helpful, attentive, and eager to make your experience perfect.
What sets Tumerico apart is its vegan menu that never feels limited. The daily-changing specials keep things exciting, featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients that burst with flavor. The in-house salsa bar is a highlight—each salsa is vibrant, perfectly balanced, and made with ingredients at their peak.
The food is simply out-of-this-world delicious. Every dish is thoughtful, creative, and satisfying in a way that even non-vegans rave about. But it’s not just the food—Wendy has crafted an inviting, joyful atmosphere that makes you feel right at home from the moment you walk in.
If you’re in Tucson, do yourself a favor and go to Tumerico. You’ll leave happy, full, and already planning your next visit.
… moreTumerico is hands-down my favorite restaurant in all of Tucson, and I’m not exaggerating when I say it’s a must-visit. Owner Wendy is incredibly warm and friendly, and her entire staff follows suit—always helpful, attentive, and eager to make your experience perfect.
What sets Tumerico apart is its vegan menu that never feels limited. The daily-changing specials keep things exciting, featuring fresh, seasonal ingredients that burst with flavor. The in-house salsa bar is a highlight—each salsa is vibrant, perfectly balanced, and made with ingredients at their peak.
The food is simply out-of-this-world delicious. Every dish is thoughtful, creative, and satisfying in a way that even non-vegans rave about. But it’s not just the food—Wendy has crafted an inviting, joyful atmosphere that makes you feel right at home from the moment you walk in.
If you’re in Tucson, do yourself a favor and go to Tumerico. You’ll leave happy, full, and already planning your next visit.
Lynette Kamimura
My sister has been here a lot and put it on the itinerary for my first visit to Tucson. I LOVED the al pastor tacos (jackfruit and pineapple with a little kick), and I ate my entire chocolate flan with pecans, it was the perfect vegan treat!
… moreErica Ryan
This restaurant is the best vegan Mexican food I have ever had. I loved that it wasn’t greasy and fried. We were welcomed immediately into the space and the menu was explained to us. I wish we could have this type of food in Minnesota!
We ordered the nachos and tostadas. We also got the turmeric lemonade. It was delicious!
When we got home I went onto the website and watched the interview about the chef and owner. It was so inspiring and beautiful. Congratulations on all of your hard work. It really shows!
… moreWe ordered the nachos and tostadas. We also got the turmeric lemonade. It was delicious!
When we got home I went onto the website and watched the interview about the chef and owner. It was so inspiring and beautiful. Congratulations on all of your hard work. It really shows!
Jesse Klein
The food was great, but my biggest complaint was on their special that featured cactus as apart of the main dish. Super enticing, so I said why not. First impressions when the dish was brought out, was that I should have bought two… I knew it wasn’t going to fill me up. And go figure, it was $17 for the main course alone. I also bought chips and salsa which you can’t typically mess up, but the salsa was like water, and the chips were way to thick and oily to scoop up the salsa. I felt like I was trying to eat soup with a fork. The dessert was perfect, no complaints there, but the main dish needed to be more full, and they need to add some viscosity to their water salsa. Flavor-wise, delicious. The paprika was a stout seasoning, and made the flavor a solid 10. The flavor of the salsa was mild, but greatly enhanced when you added salt, but the chips were too thick like crackers, and very oily. Id love to give it a round two and see if I have a better experience next time. The dishes customers had around me looked much fuller than mine. I was able to eat 100% of everything but still didn’t feel full. (Forgot to take a picture of the main dish, sorry)
… moreHeather Barr
We LOVED Tumerico! ❤️
We got the chorizo burrito and carnitas plate 10/10. Also, we got two lattes (all lattes are made with oat milk btw), one hot and the other iced cardamom. They were both so delicious and creamy!
The space is very large and inviting to small or large groups. Some table games are available and there’s even a kid area for little ones.
… moreWe got the chorizo burrito and carnitas plate 10/10. Also, we got two lattes (all lattes are made with oat milk btw), one hot and the other iced cardamom. They were both so delicious and creamy!
The space is very large and inviting to small or large groups. Some table games are available and there’s even a kid area for little ones.