Tuck Shop, Phoenix, Arizona Restaurant Details

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Excellent rotating menu. Cheese curds are amazing. Beer selection leaves something to be desired. Cocktails are good.

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Great pulled pork sandwich, and the brisket here is good as well. Overall a small little barbeque joint and worth it to go there as it is not expensive. Their cornbread is just meh here though (not as good as the rest of their food).

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Beyond trendy, unique, great staff....& amazzIng food, the menu changes once every 6months! Must catch ur fave dishes

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Really cool place to hang out, have a couple drinks, and maybe grab a bite. Menu is quite interesting (in a good way) and very very tasty! I would recommend asking for their jalapeño cheese curds! The pork tenderloin is delicious and the shrimp crepe special was divine!

Parking is a little confusing, but nothing to get worked up about.

Great happy hour wine specials as well.

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Tucked into the Coronado Historic District, this is a great place for food and drinks. House made tonic and ginger ale are a special treat, and the skirt steak is a perennial favorite. The menu changes seasonally, but all your options are on one sheet of paper. Dishes are grouped by size, and sharing is encouraged. Since everything is good, go with friends, and sample as much as you can. Service is excellent, and the atmosphere is warm and inviting. I've never seen a booster seat or high chair here, but our toddler loves it. (She takes her food very seriously.). The Tuck Shop was good when it opened, and it keeps getting better.

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"Gourmet versions" of American comfort food "crafted in a farm-to-table way" are served up inside this "small" house in Central Phoenix (a sibling to Astor House next door); there's a "friendly, intimate" feel amid the "modern architectural" decor, and since "prices are good too", it's the kind of place locals "hope will be around forever."