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Risky Business

Risky Business

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3.7 Google Review
8848 E Tanque Verde Rd, Tucson, Arizona, 85749, United States
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Mar 21, 2018
Service is friendly and fast. Our meals were tasty but honestly nothing special. It's a sports bar with food but has a big menu. We need to return to try something new. It is pricey. Update.. We returned... Food was good but still nothing special and over priced

Feb 27, 2018
Server had an attitude at 1st but was sweet after he took our order. Great food, got the salmon blt.. Bomb dot com

Jan 30, 2018
Went for lunch... considering the prices I cannot say I see the value here. The food we ordered came out cold, even french fries which should have been hot & fresh. Service was slow too, even though the place was relatively empty, we weren't paid much attention at all. Portion sizes were on point, the food lacked flavor but the french fries did have promise, if they were hot, probably would have been a lot better. The 2/5 is because I don't feel compelled to return. The menu seems very large and considering the food we got was just okay, I'm not sure what Risky's really excels at serving. Considering a plate at dinner can be as much as $18 a person it seems like a risk (no pun intended) to take a few friends here and have it turn out to be "just okay."

Jan 16, 2018
I just had the worst meal I’ve had in at-least a couple years here. I got the “prime rib” dip and was anything but. The prime rib meat(if you want to call it that) was what seemed like left over fajita meat that was drier than a Tucson summer. The hoagie bun that it was served on turned to mush the second it was dipped and didn’t hold the meat at all after that. The restaurant itself seemed to be on the downward side of it’s life. It didn’t seem very clean and staff were far and few between. While taking our order, the server dipped his hand in my drink and spilled it in the table. Luckily it didn’t get me or my girlfriend. After that, and trying to get over the reeking smell of booze on our server it took about 20 minutes for our food to come out even though we were only one of three tables with guests at them. I’ve never eaten at this particular Risky Business but can understand why the others went out of business. I’m almost certain this one will be gone within 6 months. Definitely won’t miss it.

Jan 23, 2018
Good food. Our waiter was extremely nice and personable. The host was a bit abrasive, but who am I to judge he may have just been having a bad day.

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Mon:11 am - 9 pm
Tue:11 am - 10 pm
Wed:11 am - 10 pm
Thu:11 am - 10 pm Open Today
Sat:11 am - 12 am