Old Town Artisans | Downtown Tucson Shops — Local services in Tucson

Pros: the courtyard is really nice. It would be a fantastic place to have a cup of tea. Cons: bad services (this may depends on your luck. We had a new waitress who didn't know what she was doing.) food was below average. For the amount of money we paid (25 dollars for lunch for two) I expected something more. The salsa was not fresh, we had to pay for the chips (which are usually free in other Mexican restaurants), and the guacamole was not seasoned at all. It's a tourist spot. If you want to buy some jewelry, art pieces, and have an unauthentic Mexican meal, then it's not...

Used to conventional museum schedules (closed Mon or Tue), we, sure thing, faced Museum Of Art closed doors: it operates Thu-Sun. (Interestingly enough, "life" in Tucson also begins Thu.)

And since we are d/t anyway, we took a walk around. Naturally, Old Town Artisans was the 1st stop. (2nd was the beer @ the next door's establishment under the same name: Old Town Artisans).

While featuring many cheesy aborigine-type artifacts, we found something we like.

As to the beer @ their garden: selection and price were the decision making factors - make your...

Their planes were simply amazing, and a lot of one-off planes. But when it comes to wheelchairs it's not too hot, they only used one driver and his tram was full, which I completely understand that. But evidently 11:00 was the cutoff time that day for tram rides. I definitely am going to go out there again, but I'm definitely going to call a couple of days in advance to make sure there's one out there that I can ride in, and for the people in wheelchairs you definitely want to use the tram most of...