great

There arent enough words to describe this place. It has amazing food. Our waiter was amazing. I ordered the Pollo en pipian verde de pepita, absolutely fabulous. Can't say enough.

The food was edible. The service was quirky. The decor resembled a corporate cafeteria, though dimly lit. We arrived on time for our reservation and were seated 10 minutes later. We sat at our table for another 10 minutes before our waitress brought over the chalkboard menu. Feeling rushed, we didn't have time to carefully peruse the ...

We discovered Poca Cose several years ago on a business trip to Tucson from Phoenix, It is now the highlight of our frequent business trips and occasional pleasure trips! Don't expect the traditional fare - this is truly special, and certainly not for everyone. Don't bring your kids. This is not a kid's restaurant, and I for one am thankful for that.

Hey,

Get with the program.

They moved to another location on 110 E Pennington Street. I Spent more time than I would like to admit trying to find it. Obviously didn't get a chance to eat there. Maybe next year.

This exceptional restaurant was the highlight of our week long visit to Tucson. The positive and informative staff showcased a menu that has wonderful variety for all tastes. Beef, chicken, fish and vegetarian dishes were all available. My favorite was based around a Green Mole sauce and chicken. Fantastic. And the best part, the chef will ...

This is NOT a child-friendly restaurant. They don't have high chairs, and they don't have booster seats. CPC doesn't even belong on this list.

I have always found the menu to be extraordinarily fun and full of imagination. The biggest problem is the presentation: a chalkboard brought to your table. You have to make a decision NOW. That said, there is no better place for non-traditional Mexican in a city that has yet to be infiltrated by that scourge of true Mexican cooking, TEX-MEX. ...

Place was not that great didnt get the why it had soo many good revues