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Yup, big Reggie's fan here. A friend of mine even did a Drunkin' Donuts theme night recently at her art gallery in Tucson, though for some reason she assumed it was no longer in operation. The theme, of course, was donuts and beer. Will definitely stop by and pick up some burros and extras when...

Yes, we stayed across from Baja Cantina during Spring Break, it was pretty busy. Had to scare off a few wandering kids who thought our pool/jacuzzi was public. They made a big deal about BC reopening for Spring Break, so it's doubtful if it'd still be open. And thanks for the info on Pinky's...

The Sandbar used to get pretty busy during the week, more so on the weekend, but that just recently closed. A two-story, mostly glass building just across from Manny's is consistently open, but it's mostly locals and more Mexican and hip-hop music (The Ice House, or is it Ice Box?). Manny's is...

south of why as you are coming from ajo, via phx, correct? i wonder if the reservation cops on the tucson end are going to set up their own. thnx for the tip!

Where exactly is this, Roberto? It reminds me of the area between Why and Lukeville.

Since the construction on the Malecon has finally been completed I've read in unrelated threads about certain businesses getting ready to open, others closing and/or moving, changing menus, etc. Thought it'd be nice to pick your brains and get them in one thread. To start the conversation...

ugh. :(

There's a Hooters now in Mirador? Any info, like hours, etc.? With the Sandbar gone and Manny's hours kind of random, would be nice to have another place that would be reliably open, though I have been to a Hooters in the US like twice in my life. OH, wait, are you kidding and were referring to...

From the site: "And, you will be surprised at the low rates of $25, $30 and $35 USD, our free coffee and wireless internet."

yes, a friend was asking me the other day about how much the jet ski rentals were, couldn't remember for the life of me.

When you reply back you all really ruin a thread that was about something interesting. Way to screw it up for people who come on here actually looking for information. Keep your personal stuff in the personal messages.

June isn't bad at all, and really, you can handle the dog days August, September (and sometimes even the first half of October!) if you camp out verrrrrrry close to the ocean. As in, bring with you a print out of the tide chart and move accordingly every couple hours. You'll be dying by the time...

Yup, I know the place.

Where is Hacienda las Fuentes?