Wildflower

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• Ginny
  Mar 10, 2022
  Good Food!

  We sat on the patio in an area with 4-5 tables with our fur baby. Service was fast and friendly, though they did not bring out any water for Miss Sadie. But, she was content to sit and nibble on chicken and we got her travel water from the car

• Turiya
  Jan 12, 2019
  JB’s

  JB loves this restaurant! It is our favorite spot in Tucson for lunch or dinner. Always friendly!

• Renee
  More than a year ago
  Awesome food, and very dog friendly

  Our power went out right before dinner time and since the outage had no eta for resolution, we decided to eat out. Our 15 month German Shepherd had to come along, because she has separation anxiety and I'm not about to set back our progress by abruptly leaving her alone for hours. Wildflower came up on a list of dog friendly restaurants, so I made a reservation for 2 adults and 1 canine for 20 mins from now. When we arrived, the table they had planned for us on the patio proper was right next to another table which already had a dog at it. Mystic thinks she should get to play with everyone, so we requested a change and the hostess quickly shuffled plans and offered us a choice of 2 tables on the other side of the patio. We chose the table next to the building.
  Now nicely situated so puppy could be curious with a minimum potential to cause trouble, we enjoyed a lovely meal of paella and Greek salad. Our waiter kept Mystic's bowl topped off with ice water - oh goody! Ice cubes! Btw they did a great job of working with me on my food allergies(gluten and dairy) as well. For dessert, I had 2 scoups of sorbet (one raspberry and one mango, cause why choose?) And my husband had bars of sin, a chocolate brownie and mousse concoction with vanilla gelato, which is to die for. Mystic behaved perfectly and reveled in all the attention and petting she got from the other diners. At least 5 staff members stopped by to admire her (no pooch petting while they are on shift). All in all a wonderful way to spend a power outage or any other evening.

• Susan Stillman
  More than a year ago
  Not dog friendly

  This restaurant advertises as dog friendly but they only allow two tables on the street (not in the regular patio area) for people with dogs. They say if these tables are busy they might allow your dog on a "case by case" basis. They should not receive a dog friendly recommendation for this, in my opinion.
  

• Kathryn
  More than a year ago
  Super dog friendly, super food!

  I was initially a little put off on this place. We'd just arrived in Tucson after camping in the mountains. I looked at my list of food choices from bringfido and Wildflower was closest to our hotel. I made a reservation (the only spot they had left) but called to clear up that we really did need a patio seat. The hostess let me know that they couldn't guarantee that, and I just said I understood but that we couldn't leave the dog in the car (against the law and it was 96 degrees!) so we'd come but would have to eat elsewhere if patio wasn't possible.
  Well, it was amazing! Not only did they smile when they saw us and open the door despite our sweat pants-camping attire (it's kind of a nice place) but they gave us the nicest, out of the way spot on the patio, it was cooled with misters, mo less than 6 staff members visited our table to ooh and ahh over our dog, they brought our dog his own water, had superb food... I can't say more about how great it was. We had a very tasty greek salad, and both of us had the bacon wrapped pork tenderloin. We even had dessert and we don't usually (nutella decadence with banana mousse). It in on the pricier side, but worth it. We gave an extra big tip because they were so genuinely welcoming and helpful.
  

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