Midtown
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The restaurant scene in midtown, the largest neighborhood covered in this travel guide, is extremely varied. You can get just about any kind of food you desire, from American to Middle Eastern, Thai to Greek, Mexican to French, and more.
If none of the suggestions here excite your senses, explore Campbell Avenue between Grant and River; there are dozens of eateries in this section of midtown. You’ll also come across scores of eateries, mostly chains, while driving along Speedway Boulevard, Grant Road, and Broadway Boulevard within the borders of midtown (roughly Campbell Ave., Wilmot Rd., 22nd St., and River Rd.).
© Tim Hull from Moon Tucson, 1st Edition
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