Prior to moving to Tucson I heard about the wonderful Mexican food in this fine city. There are dozens of Mexican restaurants in Tucson. This is neither authentic nor very good. Their menu is rather small -- tacos, enchiladas, and a few other entrées. There are also only a few vegetarian items. For Americanized-Mexican food, the price tag is rather high -- $11 for run-of-the-mill ground beef tacos, or $14 for beef enchiladas (the “house specialty”).

The atmosphere was pleasant. We sat outside on the patio on a gorgeous evening. The heaters were on, I don’t know that they were needed, but they didn’t make it uncomfortable. Had we sat inside, the music may have been a bit loud, but on the patio it was just right. The seats have padding and were very comfortable. The wait staff seemed a bit overworked; thus, the service could have been better.

I don’t think I would go back, but the food/service wasn’t so bad that I would refuse to meet friends there.

A nice friendly environment. There never seems to be much of a wait (if any) here.

They have a large salad bar, that includes some sliced meats. It is reasonably priced too.

I can’t say enough about this place. Now, I can’t say it isn’t pricey, but you do get what you pay for here. The service is outstanding. It seems like there is a server dedicated to you. The food, is superb.

If you are looking for a good meal in a restaurant with gorgeous surroundings, this is the place to eat.

I took my loved one here for her birthday. I had made reservations in advance. When I made the reservations I was asked if we were celebrating a special occasion, we were and I opted for the roses (they also offer balloons). For $12 they gave us a private table, it had a curtain, a set of roses, and a picture. Not a bad little idea, and it defiantly made the my loved one feel that much more special.

You do cook your food, as it is a fondue style restaurant. I think it livened up the meal. Just don’t get too drunk as the oil is extremely hot. If you don’t mind the idea of cooking your food and paying a good amount for it, this was an enjoyable place to eat.

The food was good, but pricey. I would be tempted to go here for the cheese fondue appetizer and the chocolate desert fondue, and pass on the entree.

I have gone to BJ’s three times now. The first time I sat at the bar with some friends and had a plesent time and some good food. Their pizza is tasty !

The next two time I went we had some terrible service. No only were we forced to ask other waiters to get our waiter, but we didn’t receive anything we ordered. We asked for limes with our drinks, and we were told they were out of lime. About half-an-hour later the table behind us received limes with their drinks.

Oh well, all-in-all the food is excellent (especially the pizza), but they need to work on their service.