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Inside the Fight to Keep Tucson Restaurants Alive in 2025

Summary by Tucson Foodie
Like diners everywhere, Tucsonans tend to gripe about the local culinary scene. They’re upset because a favorite restaurant has closed, because the service at a nearby mom ‘n’ pop place has gotten spotty, because a dish they love is no longer on the menu, because everything costs a lot more than it used to cost… It’s understandable. Patrons want their dining-out experiences to be great, especially when money is tight. But the economic crunch wor…
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Inside the Fight to Keep Tucson Restaurants Alive in 2025

Like diners everywhere, Tucsonans tend to gripe about the local culinary scene. They’re upset because a favorite restaurant has closed, because the service at a nearby mom ‘n’ pop place has gotten spotty, because a dish they love is no longer on the menu, because everything costs a lot more than it used to cost… It’s understandable. Patrons want their dining-out experiences to be great, especially when money is tight. But the economic crunch wor…

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Tucson Foodie broke the news in on Wednesday, July 9, 2025.
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