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5 p.m.: Pick up mezcal, coffee, and fresh baguette for the house
Once we get in, our order of operations is to first stock up on essentials for the next couple nights. After a long day of travel, I want to have a nice bottle of wine or a splash of mezcal to decompress. We’ll hit up Time Market (444 E University Blvd.) right away; they have everything I would ever want or need at my house. There’s always great fresh bread if you’re hungry right away, plus delicious, reasonably priced meals like pizza if you don’t want to cook. Plus wine, candles, and coffee, which I need right away in the morning. I need coffee to go get coffee. We usually keep it pretty low-key on the first night, although, in truth, we keep it low-key every night.
AC Hotel Tucson Downtown s weekly Wine and Dine event
As many of us are starting to come out of our COVID caves and rejoin the world, downtown s AC Hotel Tucson Downtown has a new Wine and Dine series where guests get to sample three regional wines Provisioner Arizona Rose, Arizona Stronghold White Tazi, and Provisioner Arizona Red paired with a fantastic charcuterie board. After the tasting, guests then chose which bottle they would like to enjoy, either at the hotel or they can take it home. This is a perfect date night option or something to do if you and a friend are hanging out in downtown midweek. AC Hotel Tucson Downtown hosts the Wine and Dine series on Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at 3 p.m. and will set up back $50. The hotel is located at 151 E. Broadway Blvd. Need more info? Check out marriott.com.