“My best successes came on the heels of failures.” — Barbara Corcoran, businesswoman
02/03/2016 02:35 pm ET Carolyn Bass Writer, traveler, foodie,
Tucson is a bad-ass town. There. I said it. From the early days farming the desert along the Santa Cruz River, to later years fighting off Apache raiders, to recent years battling drought, the people of Tucson have had to face up and knuckle down. The bring-it-on attitude shows in everything from the street art to the symphony, from the barrio to the ballet, from the tacos to the theater.
Nowhere is this Tucson badassery more notable than at the iconic Hotel Congresswhere John Dillinger and gang hid-out in 1934 after a string of violent bank robberies across the Midwest. It was from the third floor of the Hotel Congress that they fled a fire and were later busted by a group of tough Tucson cops without a single shot fired. The Hotel Congress commemorates this feat every January during its “Dillinger Days” re-enactments. Hotel Congress also boasts the oldest continuously operating taproom in the West, Tiger’s Tap Room, which has been serving brews and spirits since 1919 (okay, minus the years when the US went drier than the surrounding desert sands). Club Congress, a retro music venue and dance club brings in emerging acts from all over the country.
During prohibition Tucson’s proximity to Mexico where liquor flowed like water made the dusty desert town quite popular among those with automobiles and train fare. Socialites and Hollywood stars flocked to Tucson seeking a sense of anonymity and a dose of sunshine. The Hotel Congress took in those who wanted to be in the middle of it all, while The Lodge on the Desert and The Arizona Inn on the outskirts of town were renowned for their privacy, hosting virtually a who’s-who of Hollywood elite. They came to Tucson to sun themselves by the pools, the golf and tennis courts, to socialize among their own kind, and to eat.
Eating in Tucson is an experience. Even UNESCO thinks so. The international cultural organization recently named Tucson the first American city among theUNESCO Creative Cities Network for its gastronomy. In Tucson you’ll find a couple of James Beard award winning chefs–or at least their restaurants. Janos Wilder ofDowntown Kitchen won best chef Southwest in 2000 and Chris Bianco of Pizzeria Bianco in 2003. Several modernist cuisine restaurants fusing the chilies and native flora of the Sonoran Desert flourish amid the array of typical eateries. But what puts Tucson on the map for ordinary eaters are things like the Sonoran Hot Dog, a frankfurter wrapped in mesquite-smoked bacon and grilled, stuffed in a cushy Mexican bonillo roll, then topped with beans, tomatoes, onions, chilies, mayonnaise (aka called “cremona,”) mustard and a buffet of other after-burn toppings. Tucson boasts 23 miles of Mexican food restaurants, taquerias and street vendors, many of them operated by the same family for generations.
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