4.7
- 4.7Food
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- 4.7Ambience
- 4.6Value
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Edwin
Southwest Florida2 reviews
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Seattle / Eastern Washington17 reviews
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London4 reviews
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Phoenix / Arizona3 reviews
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Carla
Phoenix / Arizona6 reviews
Dined on 2 November 2026
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Las Vegas1 review
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Tucson2 reviews
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Tucson8 reviews
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Phoenix / Arizona5 reviews
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Tucson4 reviews
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14 July 2026
Perche’ No Italian Bistro in downtown Tucson will be open from 5 to 9 p.m. on Valentine’s Day, serving its regular dinner menu along with specials. Reservations are highly recommended.
Published in Tucson Foodie
29 January 2026
Chef-owner Bruno Gerardi serves Northern Italian-inspired dishes, including squash ravioli, mango penne, and seafood specialties, at this intimate downtown Tucson bistro. The article also highlights its Italian-focused drinks list, affordable lunch, and growing local following.
Published in Tucson Foodie
27 January 2026
The guide describes Perche’ No’s cozy, intimate downtown atmosphere and family-run space, shaped by Chef Bruno Girardi’s Italian heritage. It highlights the gnocchi allo zafferano, polenta gorgonzola, lobster ravioli, and asiago-crusted sea bass.
Published in Tucson Foodie
24 April 2024
The family-run Italian bistro in downtown Tucson has a cozy, intimate atmosphere with exposed brick, warm lighting, and wine-bar charm. Favorites include gnocchi allo zafferano, polenta gorgonzola, lobster ravioli, and asiago-crusted sea bass.
Published in Tucson Foodie
19 March 2024
The guide describes Perche’ No Italian Bistro’s cozy downtown atmosphere and highlights favorites including gnocchi allo zafferano, polenta gorgonzola, lobster ravioli, and asiago-crusted sea bass.
Published in Tucson Foodie
Yes, Perche’ No has a pleasant outdoor patio area where guests have enjoyed meals and pre-show dinners.
Yes, the patio is a spot where guests have dined with their dogs; one reviewer says they "sat on the patio as I brought my dog and had a delightful evening."
Perche’ No lists its dress code as Casual Dress, comfortable, informal attire is perfectly appropriate for a relaxed meal.
Tuesday evenings are a lovely choice, several guests report pleasant Tuesday visits with attentive service and very good food.
Yes, Perche’ No is a popular choice for anniversaries and romantic dinners, praised for its intimate ambiance and warm, attentive service.
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