Fox Restaurant Concepts Culinary Dropout in Tucson Now Open
{A Giveaway}
Sam Fox and Fox Restaurant Concepts has opened a new Tucson location of the popular and fun Culinary Dropout eateries. This restaurant is a whole lot of fun for a night out with friends or family to enjoy delicious comfort food.
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| Arizona Families was given the opportunity to try the food and a gift card to pass on to one lucky reader from Culinary Dropout, All photos from Arizona Families. |
At Culinary Dropout in Tucson, we suggest starting out with an appetizer for the table- the soft pretzels with provolone cheese fondue were a crowd pleaser.
The pretzels were warm, salty and perfectly browned.
The cheese was smooth and mild. 
The hot wings are in no way typical vinegar-heavy bar wings. They have various distinct and complementing flavors that you have to experience. They were not overrun with spice and the radishes were a unique addition.
The "VICES" menu has a few margarita options and some fun mules available too. Of course, the breweries are represented and would go well with the above mentioned pretzels. The sweeter side of the margarita choices was this Pink Cadillac and it was tasty.
For the main entrees the menu offers up classic fare like Ma..The Meatloaf and burgers like the M.A.C. burger. The light and crispy side salad was a great way to offset the indulgent burger.
Vegetarians? The pasta was full of veggies and the smooth and fall flavors of butternut squash and brussel sprouts hit the spot.
Don't forget the kiddos! The kitchen is more than willing to accommodate the "little monsters". We asked for a plain burger and asparagus as the side. Both were perfectly cooked with light seasoning and the kids ate it up!
The fun options beyond ice cream for the end of the meal include this crazy sweet monkey bread!
AND our absolute favorite- the decadent and rich chocolate S'mores pudding complete with graham cracker cookies and marshmallow fluff.
While waiting for the courses or during any of the time, the fun and games are available!
Looking for a fun atmosphere for a private event or to watch the game? Check out the additional bar in the back, "The Coop".
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We would love to try the pretzels and their tacos!
ReplyDeleteI would love to try the M.A.C. and that margarita.
ReplyDeleteI want to try the BBQ PORK BELLY NACHOS and the Pink Cadillac
ReplyDeleteRoasted salmon sounds yummy.
ReplyDeleteThe pretzels look awesome. Also that butternut squash dish you posted looks yummy!
ReplyDeleteBBQ PORKBELLY NACHOS MMMMMMMMM'
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the Veggie Pasta and then the S'Mores Pudding Dessert...
ReplyDeleteI want to try the fondue, the Brussels sprouts, the Korean steak- soooo many things looks amazing.
ReplyDeletePink Cadillac and kids menu!
ReplyDeletePretzels and that pink margarita looks delish
ReplyDeleteI'm all about a place that serves margarita and has good kids meal options! Sounds perfect for a family night out
ReplyDeleteYum, I am going to try the butternut squash and brussel sprouts!
ReplyDeleteMy dad was a loyal customer at Grant Road Lumber. We would like to see the new building and each have an order of 36 hour ribs.
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Our motivation is simple — explore the future of Asian cuisine by building upon and giving homage to the methods and styles from our past. Chef Choi, trained in Tokyo, and Chef Ian, trained in Taiwan, Seoul, and throughout mainland China, bring more than 50 years of experience pushing the limits of expectation, fusing tastes and presentations unique to MiAn. For more details:http://miansushi.com/
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