ghini's french caffe'

wonderful food, wonderful people. i have been going to ghini's for years. i have always enjoyed the food and the ambience.
the fri nite event has become a favorite of many of us. i guess we're not the most exciting group since i've never seen anyone on a cellphone - talking, texting or twitting. but it's a friendly group with whom it's very easy to interact especially if you bring your dog.

the is wonderful! for those of you who think of frenchdiningrequires many sauces, certain foods being cooked in a "distinctly french" manner, ghini's is not competing with le rende vous! however this is typical street front caffé fd all over.

the food is good, fresh and made to order. i've seldom found anything but the very best, courteous staff. the smalldiningarea is always spotless and now when the sun sets, gnini's has their misting system on for people who want to sit outside (such as those of us who bring our dogs all of whom have been on their vary best behavior.

please consider joining us for this fri's "happy hour" when they serve early evening small menu items such as escargot, paté, brie with grapes. numerous items which are not found anywhere else in town even the upper scale restaurants! the french onion soup is the best west of the alantic sea. and the prices are ooooo-la la!

see you soon!

will never return. we had a horriblediningexperience from a - z at ghini's french caffe. there is nothing authentically french here. i have written about ourdiningexperience accurately several times but my review keeps getting removed. in my review i wrote about the facts of our experience and a particular occurrence that happened, and my review was factual and diplomatic and i made no personal attacks, or wrote anything offensive - i just wrote about the facts of our experience, but my reviews have been suppressed. why write an honest review, if the information is going to be suppressed. there clearly is no freedom of honest reporting here. we advise strongly to skip this inauthentic french cafe at all costs.

taste the passion and love of cooking. ghinis french caffe will be celebrating its 18th year in tucson this july. chef/owner coralie satta built this amazing tucson gem around her incredible love for food. she is in the cafe everyday and when you talk to her, you hear the passion in her voice. her lifelong goal is to make everyone who walks into her cafe happy through their stomachs. coralie believesdiningshould be an experience, not just a necessary part of your day. we have many great restaurants in tucson, but my car seems to gravitate to ghinis at least once or twice a week! i encourage you to support a tucson icon!
p.s. - ghinis is pronounced gee knees. ghini was a nickname given to her by her father as a young girl.