Prep and Pastry - Tucson

The menu of Prep and Pastry from Tucson includes 114 meals. On average, meals or drinks on the menu cost about $9.6. The categories can be viewed on the menu below.

What User likes about Prep and Pastry:
If you've never had a doscant (doughnut/croissant), make sure you go when they 1st open because they sell out fast! The prickly pear mimosa is my favorite, but they have some fun options. The chorizo croissant Sammie or chicken salad croissant are my go-to's, but my friend swears by the duck confit. The potatoes are disappointing squishy. It's loud echoey in the building, so sit outside if you want actual conversatio... read more.

The restaurant is accessible and can therefore also be used with a wheelchair or physical disabilities, and there is no-charge WiFi. If the weather are right, you can also have something to eat outside.

What Westley Williamson doesn't like about Prep and Pastry:
Hype hype hype huzzah! Full hype. Sounds great. Looks good on social media. Tastes average.For the record I had Avocado pesto omelette, and only potatoes (fancy name is Prep Omelette). I could taste the mediocre ingredients and be glad.It has a confusing menu that under delivers. Even the server can’t suggest how to improve my experience. So, if you want something that doesn’t spoil your day or doesn’t make it any be... read more.

Prep and Pastry from Tucson is a good option for a bar if you want to have a drink after work and sit with friends or alone, For a snack, the fine sandwiches, healthy salads and other snacks are suitable. One also cooks South American here with fresh seafood, meat, as well as beans and rice, Likewise, the visitors of the establishment prefer the extensive variety of differing coffee and tea specialities that the restaurant provides.