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Yet another positive notch for Tucson. Our city is appearing on more and more “Best of…” lists. Today’s recognition involves cuisine – The April 2008 edition of Arizona Highways selected Tucson’s Feast (4122 E. Speedway) for the magazine’s “Best Restaurants in Arizona: 25 of our favorite places to grab a bite to eat” report.

Actually I’m a little sad about inclusion of this wonderful restaurant in the Arizona Highways feature – Selfishly I want to keep the crowds down at this small, exceptional restaurant.

Feast is a mix of neighborhood charm, delicious specialty foods, wines and so much more. In addition to sit-down dining Feast is a gourmet to-go deli, with perfect offerings for that picnic basket or take-home treat. Chef-owner Doug Levy is a master in his kitchen and in his dining room…where regulars and newcomers alike enjoy friendly, attentive service and absolutely savory food that mixes local organic with a variety of European and new American or Southwest dishes. You also will find awesome comfort food (mac and cheese anyone?) at this special eatery.

Doug is a very talented chef who started his restaurant/catering business/wine store on Speedway several years ago after working at other local favorites. Doug enthusiastically takes care of his guests and changes his menu often, canvassing restaurant-goers about their favorite dishes (which then become specials during summertime). I absolutely love his wine-by-the-glass selections, his vegetarian items and his desserts. (Yummy home-made cakes and ice cream flavors change regularly!)

If you are looking for fresh, quality ingredients, innovative cuisine, an ever-changing menu with reasonable prices in a casual atmosphere, please eat at Feast. And enjoy. (But try not to mention this tip to too many people…!)

Once again, Tucson’s quality of life is in the news, and this time the focus is on smart growth.

Smart growth is an international movement that concentrates resources on the vitality of a community’s urban center – all the while preserving open space and environmental amenities. And the Urban Land Institute – a nonprofit organizational leader in responsible land use – is paying attention to Tucson’s smart growth this week.

On May 1, at the Hilton El Conquistador on North Oracle Road, Tucson’s University of Arizona Main Gate Square development will be one of the hot topics discussed. It’s all part of the Urban Land Institute’s interactive workshop that’s showcasing successful centers of urban activity.

The Main Gate Square development project borders the University of Arizona campus, and has grown into a great pedestrian and shopping mecca just west of the University’s main gate. There’s the Old Pueblo Trolley as well as a host of shops, restaurants, attractions, university amenities and a hotel that serve students, residents, business and visitors alike.

In addition to Main Gate Square, Tucson projects involving the Downtown Tucson Partnership and Hotel Congress also will be featured at the workshop. Attendees will be able to learn project development insights as well as lessons learned along the way. Maricopa County projects in Tempe also will be showcased.

The Urban Land Institute, established in 1936, has more than 38,000 members worldwide representing all aspects of land use and development. For more information about attending this program, which is sponsored by the Urban Land Institute Southern Arizona chapter, check out the chapter website. It’s nice to see the focus on sustainable, thriving communities here in Tucson!

Hello TRE Daily readers and subscribers!

It’s been a long weekend for me. I tried to move the site platform over to another system called Joomla, and it successfully converted but I have to tell you the headache was immense, and the hours put in were long. And I was at a point where the work would have to continue to even bring that platform up to speed as we had here in this original Wordpress format.

I apologize in the delay, but now we’re back in action. Monica’s posts will continue on without a hitch.

It was cool on Joomla though because we were able to see how many people were looking at our site at any given time. Just 2 minutes ago, 9 readers were on the page! Thank you for reading! And to provide what you want, please let us know what you want us to cover in the comments and we’ll get right on it!

Thank you again!

-Ron

A few scenic photos from the Tucson area:

Tucson Mountain Park near Starr Pass

Tucson Mountain Park near Gates Pass

Tucson Mountain Park at dawn, west of Cat Mountain

Photos by Tucson photographer Scott Miller - http://scottmillerphotos.com