Bobos - Tucson

1) There are those who appreciate the charm of a greasy spoon, valuing great food and a sense of community over cleanliness or speed. If you fall into this category, be prepared for a wait, a somewhat dusty atmosphere, and a lively (often chaotic) kitchen environment where cooks might be seen singing or arguing. Bobo's is almost always bustling with customers. No matter what you order, you can expect it to be absolutely delicious. Personally, I love their biscuits and gravy, as well as their omelets. Many patrons rave about their gigantic pancakes, but I typically opt for meat over wheat when dining out for breakfast. And the prices are incredibly reasonable, especially in today's market. 2) On the other hand, some diners prefer a clean, modern, and fast dining experience akin to chain establishments like The Good Egg or The Egg and I. Bobo's is definitely not that kind of place, and it never will be. While Bobo's is very welcoming to children (you'll even see artwork from young guests adorning the walls), if you're concerned about your kids touching sticky floors or dusty tables, this is probably not the spot for you. Similarly, if you're looking for healthy dining options, you might want to look elsewhere. I wholeheartedly give Bobo's five stars, two thumbs up, and all that good stuff. Just make sure you know what you're looking for before you decide to stop by.

The first group consists of those who appreciate a hearty, community-oriented dining experience. They don’t mind waiting, understanding that the atmosphere may feel a bit dusty or chaotic. The open kitchen, with lively chefs, adds to the charm, and the place is almost always packed. Anything you order is likely to be outstanding. Some of my personal favorites are the cookies and gravy as well as their omelets. Many patrons rave about the large pancakes, but I usually prefer to stick with meat over wheat for breakfast. Plus, the prices are remarkably affordable for today’s standards. The second group includes those who seek a clean, modern fast-food experience, similar to chain restaurants like The Good Egg or The Egg and I. Bobo's doesn’t fit that mold and never will. While the staff is very welcoming to families—evident from photos of children displayed on the walls—if you're concerned about dirty floors, chairs, or tables, you might want to consider a different venue. Even if you’re looking for something healthy, Bobo’s may not be the right choice. That said, I wholeheartedly give Bobo's five stars, two thumbs up, and all the accolades! Just be sure to know what kind of dining experience you’re looking for before you go.