Went there with our Ladies Group for Lunch and the food was really good. Would recommend to friends. I had the Crab Cakes and they were delicious. Well prepared. Our server was very attentative as was the overall service. We were a group of about 20 ladies.

We don't get out here often, as we live on the other side of town, but when we do, we are always happy to park the car, and walk around exploring the various shops and restaurants. Actually, when they opened the Fresh Produce (casual clothes for women) shop here, I was drawn to this outdoor shopping center, as I just love those clothes, and had previously bought them at Nordstrom. There is always foot traffic in this area, and the restaurants seem to fill up at lunch time. There are benches and chairs if one wants to sit down and eat a gelato bought at Frost, or a lunch bought at Whole Foods. Roofed areas and overhangs provide welcome shade on scorching days in the summer, and the landscaping is really pretty. If one is lucky, one might even score a parking spot under a tree.

I was trying to find the site for whole foods...first time I went was when it opened and meet and greet people were really not friendly..kinda snobby..I went the next time, this week and it was better..good fresh vegis...good prices...bar, pre-made foods..good selection of specialty foods..fresh meats and cheeses..and staff was helpful and friendly..guess I looked better..ha...last time I had been on a hike when I came in..check dates on items here though..bread was outdated ..that's the only problem I have had with all the whole foods in town.

This beautifully maintained shopping center, at the Southwest corner of Ina and Oracle in Tucson's Northwest, offers excellent shops, galleries and restaurants. I find it the perfect place to browse, buy gifts or get needed items. The plaza's anchor -- Whole Foods Market -- often beckons to me with its selection of natural, organic and local food This store also offers a selection of prepared food to buy and eat on the premises. I often see customers enjoying their purchases at the market's outside tables, which have a view of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountains. Additional places to eat at the plaza include Wildflower, one of my favorite Tucson restaurants, where I have never been disappointed with the food or service. And for a cold, tasty treat, many shoppers head to Frost, a popular gelato shop. Just a few examples of other shops: Maya Palace and Fresh Produce for women's fashion and Gilbert Footwear with a focus on European styles. This plaza has been around for at least 50 years and thus shows off some lovely mature native plants. its wonderful Spanish colonial architecture includes three breezeways, tile roofs and hand-forged Mexican light fixtures. Redbrick pavers appear throughout the complex. I highly recommend Casa Adobes Plaza as a worthwhile shopping/dining spot for anyone visiting or living in Tucson. It is especially convenient for those visiting nearby Tohono Chul Park or going to or from Catalina State Park. There is limited parking in front and a huge parking area at the rear.