Crying Onion Cafe

I've liked this place for years but it's on the opposite side of town, so it's not often visited. I'm rather disappointed that the quality has fallen. My beautiful bride had the Cinnimon Roll French Toast and a side of sausage. In her words, it "was alright but tasted like it was made from stale bread." HMMM I had a "medium or less" hamburger patty w/ 2 eggs, toast, and hash browns. To be honest, I never knew one could make ground beef so tough, dry, and tasteless. I nominated it for a replacement for a truck tire, but I wasn't sure I could drill it for the lug nuts. The eggs were mostly done okay, as I prefer the yolks well cooked. However, the potatoes could have taken a rightful place as an OPEC member with it's wealth of oil intact. I hope this was an anomaly and not a trend. Small mom and pop restaurants are our joy to visit and there are too few of them. But when the quality goes, so does the customers, which is a bad omen for the future of the store.

Every time I give this place a chance it keep disappointing me, the service is always bad and slow, the food is always cold and bland, and why do female servers are allowed to wear yoga pants to work? This extremely tacky and unprofessional.

Wonderful food in a basic diner atmosphere. Our server would get 6 star rating if possible.

Has a wonderful small town vibe. Great food.

Tried this place for the first time and never again. My best friend and I explore new restaurants. The waitress was wonderful. She was attentive, very kind, made sure everything was served and it was all correct. The food was not good. 1. Overcooked was the theme. My best friend had the corned beef hash tasted like Hormel and thats fine but came with a hard layer of overcooked. The eggs are plain. The toast was normal. The hash brown had so much oil he told me. I tried it and as I went to cut it, it squeezed out oil so I skipped. I had an omelet. It had spinach, mushroom, onion, skipped the bacon and jack replaced with tomato and swiss. It was very plain. I was very upset because the omelet was around 8” it comes with 2 swiss which the cook put a slice inside in the middle and on the outside directly above it instead of side by side so the outer parts which equate to 1/2 the omelet had no cheese. I had to pay an extra $2 to get cheese on the whole omelet. The avg price of a breakfast meal is $13.99. I ordered the sausage links for $5.99 and they were completely burned and crispy on the outside. Good size though. I broke it in half to make sure it wasnt just a different kind of sausage. I was blown away someone would actually offer such burned sausage. I sent them back and just skipped sausage. It was busy but mostly a senior crowd. I have a feeling its the location and reasonable prices.

Great food at a reasonable price. People here are friendly and the place is clean. Next time I'm in Tucson, I'll be sure to return.

In last bite of my food found a long curly hair! Gross!