Tucson Truck Terminal

We’ve been here numerous times in the past, without any problems. The food is always perfect, and very generous in the serving sizes. This last time, we got a waitress that is HORRIBLE! She is so super slow, and regardless of it being packed in there, she needs to either work on slow days, or just handle a couple tables. We sat for 20 minutes watching her walk back and forth past us before she even acknowledged us. She then told us (after 20 minutes) that she would be right with us. When she asked what we wanted to drink, it was another 10 minutes before we even got those. 45 minutes later when our food arrived, she brought only mine, and said my husbands would be ready in a few minutes. I wasn’t sure what her «few minutes» were, because of how SLOW she is, but I also didn’t want to eat with my hubby not having his food yet. His arrived 5 minutes later. If we had a different waitress, I probably would give this a better rating. DOn’t get Charlene. She should be replaced.

The restaurant is my least favorite. Who serves deep fried home fries? Overcooked steaks and has the owner lurking around all the time? Last time I go there!

Excellent service, quick and accurate. Food was well prepared and tasty. Excellent portions. Had the chicken fried steak, liver, and the pork roast, all were very well prepared and enjoyable. Good food and service, a hallmark of great truck stop dining.

I travel along the I-​10 CA to FL. Decided to have breakfast here since I had a few spare hours; food was great, service was great as well. This spot made it into my top 5 food joints on the I-​10! Definitely stopping by here next time I stop in Tucson.

This place was an awesome surprise. Stopped to fill up our RV with diesel and to our delight a worker came out, filled our tank then washed the windshield. Decided to eat there as well. Good Food, great service and good value. I will purposely try to fill up here every time we pass through! The way I remember service used to be!!!

I’ve been coming to Omar’s for 22 years. I met Omar himself recently. This is the place for real food in this part of the Tucson area. Not the fast-​food across the street. This is a real restaurant with real people. Big portions and the service is unmatched. With any luck, I’ll be coming here for the next 22 years. (I live in Vail AZ right near here — just by luck.)

This place is okay. The food is decent but the service from what I experienced that day was terrible! It took about 10min to get coffee and another 20 to place and order. It should be noted and no disrespect but my server was in her 70s and she took forever to bring out the food. After half and hour of waiting I had to politely ask her about my order, which had been ready for quite some time. Again, I’m sure this doesn’t reflect the service of the place in general but it should be worth noted that places like a truck stop where quick service should be its #1 priority, management should be aware of its personnel’s capabilities.
On a more positive side, the price was resoanable and you get a lot of food! I ordered the «I-​10 truck stop» and it came in 3 plates! Tons of food! Unfortunately, she messed my order up but was too irritated to make her take it back… ate what I wanted to eat and left.

This might be the last «real» truck stop in America. It’s a full service place — you want it, they probably have it. Food at the restaurant was great.

Let’s me make something clear, TTT is Tucson Truck Terminal which is a great place for truckers to stop, get fuel and rest. They just happen to have a gas station and pretty good restaurant call Omar’s Highway Café.

This is my most favorite gas station ever. It’s more happening here than some of the hot spots downtown. True story. The staff inside is really helpful and the station has anything and everything you can think of… Need a massage, they got that, hot shower? Got that too… Need to order like 30 Cinnabons the night before to be made fresh for 6:30am. They’ll hook that up too.

Not bad. I had chicken quesadilla and my man had sausage gravy and biscuits. Both were very good. If we are ever in the area again we would stop again.

I’ve been a long time customer to the TTT even before I lived closer to the resturant as this has attracted more frequent visits. Even before I’d go out of my way for a brownie bomber or the attraction to 24hr anything menu. It’s also a great meeting and last stop as you head out of town on a road trip. I keep coming back for their wide verity menu that pleases anyone at the table. Granted there are some few occasions something wasn’t as best as you would expect but thats far from being frequent. The service is always fast and the staf is alway quick to please and friendly even during late night stop-​ins.

Ordered the chorizo burrito. Wow. It was delicious (not greasy either). Really spicy! Yum. My husband ordered the chorizo con huevos. He loved it. We also got a strawberry waffle to share. It was delicious too. Susan, our waitress was delightful. Very nice. Can’t wait to stop back by on our way out of California.

This place was featured on The Travel Channel, so of course my husband and I had to give it a try.
It was a little intimidating for the mere fact that it is a truck stop. I was expecting fat, rude truckers and dirty prostitutes roaming around, but I was pleasantly surprised! We walked in and the first thing I noticed was how clean it was! We were greeted by a friendly guy who took us to our seats. The menu was extensive. Being vegetarian, there wasn’t much for me to pick from, but I managed. I got the pancakes, hash browns, and omelette. All were delicious, but the helpings were so huge I had to get a to-​go box.
If you live in Tucson or you’re just visiting, this place is a must-​go. I don’t think I’ll go out of my way to eat there again, but I wouldn’t be opposed for it.
The four stars are for price (expensive) an the fact that our waitress never came oer to check on us once. We saw her to give our orders and once to hand us our check.

We lived in Sierra Vista, Arizona in the early 70s and would stop at this truck stop almost every weekend on our way to Tucson. I can’t remember what it was like back then, but it probably hasn’t changed much! I had a Reuben sandwich and it was superb. The waitress was a down home lady that reminded me of cafes and diners from years ago. She was very nice and accommodating. Prices were reasonable ($ 8.39 for the sandwich with fries). I was amazed at how many customers there were and how busy the place was, as it didn’t look like there were any semis around. Anyway, I will go back and visit again on my travels.

Unless you’re a trucker looking for fuel and a quick meal, I think you go here for the atmosphere, the down home friendliness of the waitresses, and the show. This café is kinda like cowboy meets Denny’s. Still, you’ll enjoy seeing the interesting characters that come in this place. Just don’t stare. It feels like you’re in a movie set and all these interesting people in costume are actors. This is also where the cops eat by the way in case you’ve got warrants. So much fun though, Get a booth on the side so you can take it all in. I had the classic chicken fried steak, which was huge w/​gravy. Yum. Plan it as an evening of entertainment and see what happens while you hang out.
Also before leaving, drive around back and check out what is going on where all the tractors are parked for the night. You won’t be bored at Triple T. What a hoot !

Large portions of good food.
Just be careful at night as the service can be non-​existent and sometimes downright rude.
I know the waitress’s are tired, but that’s no reason to be rude and then ditch your tables to have a smoke or hide in the back.

They had a veggie beef stew of some sort that was worth a return trip… so I did.
Deep dish fruit pie. Yeeeeessssshhhhhhhh

Love me some TTT food! :)
Eating here right now!
Well, I wish I could give Unilocal’s mobile app a review on here because I’d tell it that only being able to make a draft review sucks, I started this in March apparently… I don’t remember what I had, but it doesn’t matter. Truck stop restaurants, and especially the TTT is always a good place for a hearty helping of awesome food.
I love this place. One of my favorite places to stop and eat in Tucson, lol.

Let me first start by saying I am not a trucker, passed through with a bus full of my cheer girls. This is where the bus driver elected to stop… Twice.
This place does seem like a truckers paradise but not so much for a family/​traveler/​group looking for a potty break and quick grab and go snack. There isn’t really any food like you’d typically find at a gas station, but they do have a diner that was supposedly rated #2 for Trucker Diners.
Unless you have a call sign and 18-​wheels, I’d say keep driving to a different rest stop that is much more 4-​wheel friendly.