The Bad Willow by climber32 on 8/4/2008 via Citysearch
While the food was par, the service was slow, and i felt more like an intruder than a customer. You get over the charm of the gift shop after you've waited for an hour plus in the poorly-ventilated, swamp-cooled, over-priced closet only…

Nice atmosphere and a good food by rlmarks on 7/29/2008 via Citysearch
I am visiting Tuscon and asked the front desk at the hotel for ideas about a vegetarian restuarant for my wife's palate. The Blue Willow was recommended and we both had a delicious meal. The atmosphere is comfortable and the prices are…

Fun and different by Jessica W on 7/12/2008 via Insider Pages
The gift shop in the front always has unique gift ideas that are perfect for birthdays or other occasions and it is a great waiting place (because there will be one when you get there). The food choices are not what you would typically…

Great vegetarian selections by sgrif01 on 4/1/2007 via Citysearch
This is one of my favorite restaurants for breakfast. I no longer live in Tucson but I go out of my way to eat here anytime I am in town. As a vegetarian for many years, I appreciate their wide array of menu choices and they will…

great signature dishes but service needs work. by mogroovee on 11/24/2006 via Citysearch
Blue willow has a handful of breakfast dishes that are super yummy and the rest is just o.k. The tofu scramble with brown rice and spinach is a favorite. Pancakes are awesome and the very southwestern blue willow special is really good. …

Pretty good breakfast menu by Mandy Q on 7/26/2006 via Insider Pages
Breakfast here is a fine experience. The breads and pastries were decent but not that memorable. I think the choices were OK, but not always the standard breakfast fare. Unfortunately this place is on one of the most heavy traffic roads…

blue willow is cute, but cooks need more training by annabellavia on 6/24/2006 via Citysearch
this may sound snobby, but after a visit to this place (and others around this fair desert city) \r i have reached the conclusion that anyone thinking of opening a restaurant needs to include a nice lengthy, gustatory trip to NY as part of…

Best Omletes in Town! by venuzomega on 4/16/2006 via Citysearch
I've been to Blue Willow 4 times, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and I can't find anything really bad to say about it! The food is fantastic - the omletes are superb, by far the best in town. For lunch, I recommend the crepes, which…

Great food, great ambiance, great to visit with great friends! by Momma of 2 on 7/2/2005 via Insider Pages
A warning, though - the food is not always traditional, but a large menu should offer plenty of choices. It's hard to decide which is more pleasant - patio seating for an omelette brunch on a nice spring day, or inside by the fireplace on…

Great Bakery! by ravenwood on 1/31/2005 via Citysearch
My finace got me an exquisite chocolate cake from Blue Willow for my birthday. A must for any chocolate lover. Excellent desserts! And who cares if it's not children-friendly (as one reviewer said)? Go somewhere that is, if that's the…

good but not for kids by debbidoc on 6/19/2004 via Citysearch
Not very child friendly or flexible. Very strict on what they offer at what time of day. Few choices for children from the adult menu and no child's menu. They do have good food overall and we enjoy our visit but can't bring our…

Splended by katymay_02 on 2/6/2003 via Citysearch
This is an excellent place for a Sunday brunch with family or friends. The outdoor dining is quite the plus. The food is good, the service is good and the atmosphere is wonderful. Also a good place for health nuts.

Yummy Tummy! by KittyMagoo on 1/19/2003 via Citysearch
The "Blue Willow" is one of the best breakfast spots in Tucson. They serve traditional breakfast fare as well as Southwest and just plain old unique dishes! Their salsa is wonderful and worth some "on the side" for any of their egg…

pleasantly unique by lemmex on 11/14/2002 via Citysearch
The Blue Willow offers a wonderful and relaxing environment in addition to extrodinary food. Be sure to try the crepes!!!

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