St Philip’s Plaza

Beautiful. Great location. Quite a range shops.
I enjoy the Farmer’s Market on the weekends — Saturday and Sunday.‘
The Art Show here is really HUGE and displays some wonderful art. It is a fund raisers for a local arts group.
Several great places to eat. I recommend the Happy Hour to try them out.
Right on the Rilito River trail.
Enjoy.
I think they could use some more comfortable benches to sit and enjoy the beauty.

Best place in town. there needs to be another coffee shop that has to open up here… because I love coming here to eat/​relax/​and study. It’s really too bad Allegro got replaced with that wine bar… The farmers market is here every sat+sun so that’s when I normally come to hang out here at the plaza. other than I used to come for Vivace. but since they moved to skyline area, I’m normally only here sat+sun to get my weekly dose of fresh veggies+fruits.

Gotta love Saint Philips! The Farmers Market on Sundays are the best in town. It’s a great place to come with the pups and walk around during this and other fun Tucson events the plaza holds. I think I’ve been to three or four that were a blast. If I remember correctly a couple art events, a Jazz festival, and mini farmers markets.
The plaza is also home to great lunch and dinner spots like Scordato’s Pizzeria and Bodega Kitchen and Wine… Not to mention the night life fun at Union for Whiskey Wednesday! I haven’t been there myself but I also hear Gadabouts is a great place to get your hair done.
Lunch, shopping, dinner and a late night scene in the foothills! Plus, a clean and unkept place with a peaceful ambiance… Not too much to complain about! You almost forget you’re in the Arizona desert.

Trendy stores, happening restaurants, and the best farmers marrket in Tucson; if all that wasn’t enough they have ample parking so you won’t spend all day/​night looking for a place to park and you can get straight to business whatever your business is. SPP has it all and it does it while looking good it’s no wonder that the Outdoor art festival was held here.

Loved the farmers market on Sunday. I drive pass this place every Sunday morning and I cant believe I didn’t know about this place. What made me stop by was a food truck that I heard was gonna be here and I mistakenly parked across the whole plaza from it. But it gave me the chance to check out the whole thing. Lots of local farmers and shops/​restaurant that offer great healthy and organic produce and food. If I didn’t have to work I would come here more often :(

St. Philips; home of some of the best dining and shopping in Tucson. It’s been around for years but has managed to remain a hot spot because it is constantly evolving. If you’ve never been or only stop by for the farmers market on Sundays (which by the way, is excellent) I strongly suggest you take a cruise through the Plaza. Summer time may not be the best time for this, but trust me, when the temps start coming down, St. Philips Plaza is a delight. You’ll see! What I love even more is that you won’t find chain groups here, rather locally owned restaurants (Vivace, Scordato’s Pizzeria, Union, Liv) jewelry shops, boutiques, art, specialty olive oil & balsamics, and now even a dance studio is coming in!

I recently fell in love with St. Phillips Plaza. It’s a seriously awesome place. I had come several times to the farmer’s market, but had never taken an opportunity to shop around the plaza. Guess what? It’s awesome! They have some awesome restaurants in there (Union, Vivace), a happenin’ lounge (Level), and some awesome boutiques/​shops. I’m hooked, and will be back here soon!

Sunday market are pretty awesome… you will find vendors that sells organic meat to coffee… Plus the Planet of The Crepes to boot… can’t get any better!

I am a fan, a fan I am! Within the last few months I’ve driven by this popular corner and watched as it received a face lift. In addition to updated store facades and improvements to the grounds, St Phillip’s boasts a brand new restaurant (Union) and some of the best local shopping in town. Have you walked around the entire plaza? Jewelry, clothing, now olive oil, balsamics and more… it’s really shaping up to be a great destination and I’m excited that Alexandra who is in charge of marketing, is working on getting some great events going there like the upcoming Winter Night’s Dream on December 3^rd.