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Starhawk
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Reged: 09/16/08
Loc: Tucson, Arizona
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: Joe Cipriano]
#5490459 - 10/26/12 03:47 PM
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If we have a simple choice between there and old pueblo grille, the grille wins by any aesthetic or culinary criteria. PP is fun- go ahead and talk, and yes, it will be a good steak. It could be funny if we can arrange to have matching ties the world would be better off without.
-Rich
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Skip
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Reged: 01/23/08
Loc: Fort Worth, Texas, USA
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: Starhawk]
#5491528 - 10/27/12 11:07 AM
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"Touristy" isn't necessarily bad. Depends on how many out of state ASAE attendees are joining us. Could be fun. I remember PP fondly.
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It could be funny if we can arrange to have matching ties the world would be better off without.
Aw man... I really didn't want to wear no stinkin' tie!  But if we decide on PP, I guess it is sort of mandatory.  It's been many years since I've been there, so not sure what they might do if you're not wearing one! Just jokin'. I've got a bunch of old Tobasco ties that could be candidates. Before I retired, I used to wear them to work. Became sort of a Skip trademark. I could bring several along.
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desertstars
Reged: 11/05/03
Loc: Tucson, AZ
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: ToxMan]
#5491885 - 10/27/12 04:10 PM
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El Saquarito used to be real good. But, I don't know where Albert relocated recently.
1763 E. Prince Rd.
http://www.elsaguarito.com/
It's still very good food. My wife and I have been switching back and forth between them and Rosa's for some time, now.
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Alan S
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Reged: 10/27/07
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: Starhawk]
#5492891 - 10/28/12 10:33 AM
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Having a reservation at OPG will be a MUST given that it is homecoming night...the Doubletree Hotel nearly adjacent will be sold out and refers everyone who asks for a restaurant to the OPG...
Another place that is pretty good although nowhere near the TCC is Union Public House at River and Campbell...
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Starhawk
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Loc: Tucson, Arizona
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: Alan S]
#5492926 - 10/28/12 10:54 AM
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Perhaps, but anything east of Alvernon is basically in, "Homecoming? What's that?" space. We just aren't visibly affected by UoA events.
-Rich
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ToxMan
Carpal Tunnel
Reged: 01/23/11
Loc: Tucson, Arizona, USA
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: Starhawk]
#5493081 - 10/28/12 12:37 PM
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Something to consider, Cattletown Steakhouse, Drexel and Country Club, just south of I-10. It can accommodate a large crowd and is just off I-10 for those that plan to jump on the freeway after and drive down to TAAA CAC site for the star party on Saturday night.
Cattletown Steakhouse
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Starhawk
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Loc: Tucson, Arizona
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Re: dining in Tucson...
[Re: ToxMan]
#5507798 - 11/07/12 12:59 AM
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Well, it's looking like our schedules will be clear for Saturday.
-Rich
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