After visiting Bisbee and Tombstone, and enjoying the fare of High Desert Cafe and Market, and Screaming Banshee Pizza, both in Bisbee, I had a huge craving for good Mexican cuisine. There is no better place for this than the area north of downtown Tucson, known as Old Pueblo.
I took some shots of downtown and its northern neighbour, then enjoyed fantastic sopa de albondigas and a shrimp chimichanga, at El Charro, the Old Pueblo’s largest Mexican eatery.
Here is Tucson City Hall.
These are views of Pima County Courthouse.
These are four views of Old Pueblo.
I will return to Tucson in late April or early May, to visit San Xavier del Bac and Mount Lemmon.
A Sagittarian Seeker 
Yo, Gary!
I’ve never been to Tucson, although I did live in Sierra Vista for a couple of years. I like the looks of that Mexican Restaurant.
I had Screaming Banshee pizza when I was in Bisbee, too.
j.
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Tucson is worth a visit, if only to get a real sense of the meaningful contribution of Mexicans to American heritage.
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You take the most beautiful photos! You have your travels captured so well!
HUGS! 🙂
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I am so glad to see you here, Carolyn. BTW, I saw, on my spam folder, a message from “Carolyn” entitled Valentine Greeting. I don’t open any spam, for safety reasons, so if that was from you- well, Back at Ya! Hope your V- Day went well.
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Yep, that was from me! Oh gosh…Wonder why it went to Spam? 😦 It was a Val-Day wish for you! 🙂
My day is going well. 🙂
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