William P.
10/26/2025
Came in on a Sunday afternoon and was not disappointed. AI had two slices that were excellent but hit differently. The traditional slice I had came with red onions and it was fantastic! The Old...
Jaime's Pizza Kitchen
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312 E Congress St
Tucson, AZ 85701
Jaime's Pizza Kitchen is a family-owned restaurant located in downtown Tucson, AZ. With a rich history spanning over 30 years, they offer a diverse menu of scratch-made pizzas and authentic Mexican cuisine, catering to both private events and casual dining experiences. Committed to providing excellent service and a memorable dining experience, Jaime's Pizza Kitchen aims to bring joy and quality food to the local community.
As a multi-generational collaboration, Jaime's Pizza Kitchen combines the expertise and passion of its founders, Jaime Moreno and his children, with the culinary skills of their grandchildren. With a focus on using high-quality ingredients and curating menus based on customer preferences and budgets, they strive to deliver a full-service food and beverage experience that reflects their love for food and respect for the community.
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Lidia W.
7/22/2025
We ordered the Jamie's Hot Sauce wings plus a custom combo (lemon pepper + buffalo = genius), and WOW. These wings were fall-off-the-bone tender, juicy, and packed with flavor. No frying needed....
Ngoc H.
9/15/2025
Decided to order takeout while staying at the Hilton doubletree. Once again this place did not disappoint. We ordered a made to order pizza, wings, and Caesar salad. The dressing for the salad was...
Elizabeth O.
4/10/2025
This place was good. Not great. I got a pizza and salad to share with a friend after a hike. The salad needed something like olives or stronger dressing to balance the vegetables. The vegetables...
Holly A.
11/17/2025
This was sooooooo good. Got the Jaime's Favorite pizza, which was really flavorful and had the perfect amount of toppings, and the swamp bread, which we really couldn't get enough of.
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