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Little Cafe Poca Cosa

151 N. Stone Ave. (Alameda St.) Send to Phone
TucsonAZ 85701
littlepocacosa.com
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Little Café Poca Cosa is more casual than its larger sibling, but the food still rocks.

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Breakfast & Lunch Mon.-Fri.

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Little Cafe Poca Cosa Restaurant Review

: Little Café Poca Cosa draws downtown workers as well as people making a special trip just to eat at this tiny spot; the place is always packed so you may even be asked to share a table with strangers. Don’t be shy: it’s a good chance to make a new friend, or eagle-eye a dish that you might want to order on your next visit. Our go-to item is the chicken mole, deep, dark and savory. But the chile Colorado, which comes with pork, chicken or beef, also has plenty of fans. And like its big sister Café Poca Cosa, Little Café Poca Cosa gives diners the option of letting the chef choose what they’ll eat. Every plate comes with a bowl of ranch beans, some savory rice and a mixed salad topped with fresh fruit with house dressing on the side. Breakfast offerings include a tamal de elote mixed with green chiles and cheese. The music can be quite loud at times but it’s a nice mix of both modern and traditional Mexican and old rock hits. Take note: It's cash only.

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