For over 20 years, Pamela Lanier's Tucson, Arizona Travel Guide has been your connection to Tucson's tourism community with invaluable details on local attractions, restaurants, shopping, museums, history, outdoor recreation and more.
Food & Entertainment
When the sun goes down in Tucson the lights come up on a vast array of entertainment opportunities for bed and breakfast travelers with different tastes.
Bed and breakfast travelers can take pleasure in sitting in one of Tucson’s live performances. The Arizona Opera Company features five productions a year at the Tucson Music Hall and features renowned composers and conductors. Considered Arizona's finest professional troop, The Arizona Theater Company produces a full season of high-quality shows ranging from the classic to the contemporary and attracts reputable talent from all over the world. For bed and breakfast travelers who enjoy music there is the Tucson Symphony Orchestra which has been performing high-caliber concerts from classical to Pops to ensembles for almost 80 seasons. Tucson has several options for live performance and evening entertainment. After enjoying a night of lively entertainment, resort to your Tucson bed and breakfast for a comforting evening rest. You can find several extravagant bed and breakfasts located in the metropolitan region of Tucson. Browse LanierBB.com to find the perfect Tucson bed and breakfast located near theaters, night entertainment, shopping centers, and more.
Tucson is truly a culinary mecca for bed and breakfast travelers who are dining enthusiasts. Best known for it's authentic and Mexican and Southwestern fare, Tucson is also home to some of the country's finest chefs. Cooking Light gave it the tenth spot on its top 20 best cities for good food based on its abundance of fresh produce at the year-round farmers markets and the hundreds of independently owned restaurants serving gourmet, contemporary food. A group of local chef/owners formed "Tucson Originals" which has become the hub of a national organization called Dine Originals, which promotes local foods, independently owned restaurants and "continues to set the bar for distinctive dining experiences."
For a little taste of Mexico you can take a tasting tour through the Historic Barrio neighborhood sampling handmade tortillas, pastries, seafood and traditional dishes. Or, treat your palette to one of the many wine tasting held almost every night at one of the local cafes and restaurants. With upscale chef-owned restaurants and versatile cuisine, bed and breakfast travelers will not fail to find something to delight their palette in Tucson. Indulge in the perfect dining experience by finding a Tucson bed and breakfast located near restaurant districts.
