BY MIKE PUCKETT

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The best breakfast in Tucson with the largest selection of tallboy’s in Arizona. … TallBoys. BREAKFAST * AF. 600 N. 4th Ave * 520.999.8BOY. Open: 9am – 2am.

 

Good Eats Arizona Recommends…

Appetizers

Tallboy Tots
2 eggs over medium over tots, cheese, green chile, bacon smothered in peso sauce topped with pickled veggies and avocado

Paired with: The Bulwinkle
Almond whiskey, grind coffee rum, cold brew, vanilla syrup, cereal milk

Rice Balls
3 fried rice balls over goat cheese served with slaw and topped with avo crème and balsamic reduction

Paired with: Duke Cukem
Mezcal, cucumber syrup, sweet vermouth, lime

 

Breakfast Mains

B Fast Poke Bowl
Raw fresh Scottish salmon, kimchi, nori, pickled ginger, cucumbers, radish, pickled onions and carrots topped with a sunny side egg and avocado

Paired with: Leading Lady
Molets gin, orange peel syrup, orange bitters, lemon

Huevos Rancheros
2 eggs, over home fries, black beans and hand-pressed corn tortillas covered in Spanish ranchero sauce topped with pickled veggies, crema and avocado

Paired with: Paired with: Duke Cukem
Mezcal, cucumber syrup, sweet vermouth, lime

Chef Salad
Hard boiled egg, bacon, goat cheese, tomato, spring mix served with a side of “chef” dressing and toast

Paired with: Mimosa
Sparking, orange juice

Tallboy Burger
House ground burger with bacon, green chile, cheese, avocado and chipotle crème

Paired with: Santa Cruz’r
Golden Ale, Dragoon Brewing Company
Pale, refreshing golden ale brewed with bright citrusy hops and lightly bready malts

Bat Leg Sandwich
Bacon, avocado, tomato, lettuce, egg and goat cheese

Paired with: TB Smash
Whiskey, mint, ginger syrup, lemon, Tucson Herb Shop “Love” Tincture

 

Desserts

Yogurt Bowl
with fresh fruit, granola and honey

Corn Cakes
with syrup and warm butter

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