You couldn't write a lovely review of the new Nancy's Boondock's without disparaging the previous Boondock's Lounge in the process? There really was no need for it since the article would have been very nice without those low blows. It's as though you have a grudge against the previous Boondock's. I think the new Nancy's is great and I thought the old Boondock's was great (it is still sorely missed by its devoted customers). I know that the Range Rider Grill provided good food and the kitchen always passed Pima County Health Department inspections. A 21-year-old kitchen is always going to need "a little work" such as updating kitchen appliances, the work efficiency triangle, and the creation of the new establishment's signature menu. I'm happy for Nancy, but still cannot get over your mean spirited blow to the former Boondocks and the locals. Squealing, really?
I'm just wondering, for all the Arizonan's concerned about the rising costs of Arizona's Universities tuition, why aren't we asking the governor, the Arizona legislature and the Arizona Board of Regents to control the costs of tuition? They are the ones who set the rates. Federal representatives have nothing to do with the state costs. I really didn't know this was a "real" issue for Barber and McSally. It doesn't seem to be an issue for Grijalva. What gives on this?
So each bookstore should have proof that the picture's subject gave permission when it's in a published book? Wouldn't the publisher have the permission? This is crazy!
I ate here with my cousins when they visited Tucson. Everything was tasty and the service was terrific. We had a relaxing dinner and the prices weren't too bad for the artistic presentations, creative ingredients, great service and nice customers who spoke to us.
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Change can sometimes be good and sometimes be bad. I like that more people are going downtown, but miss some of the old businesses.