Tuscon, Arizona

Anthony's in the Catalinas
6440 N. Campbell Ave., Tucson, Arizona
520- 299-1771
Fax 520-299-6635

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Very easy to find from downtown, either up two main streets or up Campbell or Main.
Definitely wear a tie. Get a reservation early, months in advance, if you can. Great dinner, great wine list, smoking and cigar smoking section that will not bother non-smokers, great view of the city, not hard to find. Wine Spectator Magazines only Grand Award Winning Restaurant for Wine Selection in the entire State of Arizona. Fantastic service, great food and dessert. You will not be disappointed, except it is expensive ( very for older wines, but you won't find them except in collector's cellars ). Winner of many national dining awards, too. Truly an outstanding restaurant, equal or better than you will find in New York, San Francisco, Chicago, or New Orleans. ( not far from the Sheraton El Conquistador that I have stayed at four or five times for conventions and also to visit Arizona University ).

If Burton Rogers is there, ask for him. I have known him from Gene's Liquors in Saratoga, to The Plumed Horse in Saratoga, to a great restaurant no longer in Monterey, and since he is one of the most knowledgeable and experienced on wine I have ever met, it will be your treat to meet him; a real character, too.

Café Terra Cotta
http://www.cafeterracotta.com/
St Philip's Plaza (small up-scale shopping center)
4210 North Campbell Avenue
Tucson, Arizona
85717 520-577-8100
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Contemporary Southerwestern Bistro Cuisine
Excellent wine list, very creative food, nice, casual atmosphere ( also recommended for lunch )