Tito and Pep
- ★ 4.8
- New American
- $$$$
- Midtown Speedway
Tito and Pep on East Speedway in midtown Tucson is the chef-driven seasonal kitchen with mesquite-fired vegetables and bone-in pork chops on wood.
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