Best Dessert in Mount Lemmon

"Say you are pressed for time and you want to grab a crafted cocktail at a swanky lounge, a hearty meal and some artisanal ice cream. There would be no need to step outside the doors of Hub. This dark downtown den is split into two rooms — one a hip lounge, the other a brick-walled dining area."

"HUB Restaurant and Ice Creamery has quickly become a popular downtown Tucson dining destination. The menu is eclectic, fun and always fresh. Starters include a fresh calamari, jumbo lump crab cakes, and pei mussels."

"Congress St., the bar and traditional American spot, which offers ice cream, frozen yogurt and more, is the most popular dessert spot in Tucson, boasting four stars out of 1,125 reviews on Yelp."

"Recommended by: Lisa-Marie of The Basket Boutique, @the.basket.boutique. Lisa-Marie's favorite dish: The stuffed French toast, which comes stuffed with raspberries and cream cheese or cinnamon apples. Village Bakehouse is most known for its baked goods — pastries, pies and wedding cakes, for example."

"The pastries, the coffee, the sandwiches, omelettes - all superb!. The location is great for outdoor lunches or breakfasts when it gets too hot."

"American/GrillMouthwatering gourmet burgers with eclectic toppings are offered here, along with salads, creamy hand-dipped milkshakes, and a carefully crafted selection of beer and wine. Menu standouts include the Zinburger, with manchego cheese and Zinfandel-braised onions, and zucchini fries with Parmesan and ranch dressing. Enjoy the modern interior, full-service bar, and all-season patio."

"I read the other reviews on this restaurant and its a.joke, 1) they don't have t-shirts. 2) they don't give out gift cards."

"For lactose-intolerant ice cream fans, Cashew Cow is right up your alley!. I didn’t know this was a thing until I was checking out Tucson Bakeries and saw Cashew Cow next door to Barrio Bread. Cashew Cow makes non-dairy ice cream from cashews."

"This unique sweets shop, espresso bar and cafe is located on bustling Fourth Avenue near downtown Tucson. The charming restaurant is home to delicious espresso drinks, specialty sandwiches, and a counter brimming with sweet treats. Come here when you need to get your nostalgic candy fix."

"Just a few minutes’ walks from downtown Tucson lies the Chocolate Iguana, a café and desserts’ bar which specialize in their espresso and fresh-baked scones. Aside from coffee and desserts, this café also serves healthy meals for breakfast, lunch and dinner. View this post on Instagram"

"Not only do they serve coffee, but other fun drinks like real creme soda and Italian soda. There's freshly made sandwiches, salads, and desserts including scones made from scratch daily. Located on Tucson's fun 4th Avenue."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user glindsay65 used under CC BY-ND 2.0. If you want to witness the beauty and distinctiveness of the Tucson art scene, don’t forget to visit the Tucson Museum of Art. It features a wide collection of almost 8,000 objects such as paintings, sculptures, murals, and a lot more."

"The Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block showcases a permanent collection of Latin American Art, Art of American West, rare book and manuscripts and Modern and Contemporary art pieces. The museum also hosts temporary exhibits which give you a peak into the trending art in Arizona."

"An individual slice is enough to feed two people, and its family-size pizza could easily feed 10. In case that’s not enough, Mama’s also serves a variety of tasty salads, pastas, and calzones, as well as homemade gluten-free cheesecake."

"Based in three locations around Tucson, Sauce Pizza & Wine is a casual restaurant chain that serves a menu of exceptional cuisine prepared with locally sourced, artisanal, farm-fresh ingredients. The fast, fresh concept eatery features a menu that offers a cure for every appetite, with delicious Italian dishes of bruschetta appetizers, freshly prepared seasonal salads, heartily stacked paninis, homemade pasta, and hand-tossed, wood-fired pizzas, all of which are made daily using from-scratch cooking techniques. Sauce Pizza & Wine boasts a friendly, inviting atmosphere and a bustling neighborhood restaurant vibe, and offers both dine-in and takeout options."

"Dominick's Real Italian is an unpretentious family-friendly neighborhood spot in Tucson that serves delectable Italian cuisine and libations. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week, Dominick's Real Italian offers a variety of Italian dishes ranging from appetizers and fresh soups and salads, pasta dishes such as fettuccine alfredo and lasagna, specialty pizzas, which are available by the slice for lunch, and calzones as well as hot and cold subs and sandwiches. Entrees include breaded chicken dishes like chicken scarpariello and chicken piccata, baked eggplant parmesan and delicious seafood fare such as chili-infused calamari and a tempting seafood risotto."

"If you're looking for an unpretentious neighborhood spot in Tucson serving up deliciously good Italian food, you'd be hard-pressed to find a better spot than Dominick's Real Italian in northwest Tucson. The restaurant offers a wide breadth of highly craveable Italian classics, including an excellent fettuccine Alfredo, lasagna and a full menu of specialty pizzas (available by the slice during lunch). Breaded chicken dishes like the chicken scarpiello and chicken piccata are excellent."

"Exclusively through the Pima Air & Space Museum, tour the "Aircraft Boneyard," the AMARG (309th Aerospace Maintenance And Regeneration Group), a Davis-Monthan Air Force Base open-air storage and aircraft technology-updating compound, which is the only facility of its kind for all the U.S. military and government. The non-federal-holiday weekday bus tour highlights the 4,000+ aircraft organized on 2,600 acres.To take a tour of the AMARG Aircraft Boneyard, you must make a reservation in advance. Tour schedules fill up very quickly and often for months in advance, so it is advisable to book your tour well before you visit. To book a tour, contact Pima Air & Space Museum by email or phone, 520-618-4805."

"What is it: Known to locals as the “Wishing Shrine,” legend has it that El Tiradito (located at 400 South Main Avenue) is the grave of a young sheepherder named Juan who was murdered as a result of a love triangle back in the 1870s. Meaning “the castaway,” El Tiradito is said to be the only shrine in the country that is dedicated not to a saint or religious leader but to, as the plaque reads, “a sinner buried in unconsecrated ground.”. Why go: People visit to say prayers, light candles and leave a “milagro” (a small religious charm)."

"An 1870's love triangle ended in murder and is now the site of a shrine. This soap opera-like tale focuses on the death of an adulterous young man who was in love with his mother-in-law. The tale ends in tragedy for all, and the young ranch hand was buried on the site of the shrine, where he was brutally murdered by his father-in-law."

"Legend says your wish will come true if you light a candle in the evening and it burns all night."