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Cushing St. Bar and Restaurant

 Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant opened in October 1972 and is still operated by the original family owners. Portions of the main dining room and private dining rooms date back to the 1860's when Arizona was still a Territory.

The oldest parts of the building feature original two foot walls made of thick adobe (mud and straw) which was a popular building material of the 1800's. An antique cut glass chandelier in the bar is from an old French mansion in Mexico City, as is the Art Nouveau statue of Cleopatra which is our trademark. A tall display cabinet was used in 1880 as a legal bookcase in Hermosillo, Sonora. The beautiful Steinway piano is a centennial piano, made in 1876.

Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant is located on the corner of Cushing Street & Meyer Avenue in Downtown Tucson, across the street from the Convention Center.

Complimentary, lighted, on-site parking is available on the east side of the restaurant.