Time Market, Tucson AZ

Oulala for this pizza! French bakery meets NY style slices. Groceries are pricy but you won’t care once you’ll reach the post-pizza and beer bliss! Think about Ikea/Costco cafeteria but good!

The best croissants in town and the service is great. They were also able to help me with a special order through the bakery. Thank you!

This market has an astonishing assortment of delicious, beautiful, mostly local food, with quite a bit made in-house. Can't speak highly enough of the quality of the food.

Lots of goodies in here for sure. It was quite busy so the service was a bit slow but worth the wait. The pizza was decent too.

Pizza always good. Light on the sauce but that's the way it is. I'm a saucy kind of person though. None the less, it's a great lunch spot.

Play driven by the place a couple of times now and thought I'd stop. The atmosphere is super cool. It's an interesting mix between a market and small restaurant. I will say that the pepperoni pizza is excellent. And actually the prices are pretty reasonable as well. If you're around, give it a shot

I went to Time Market for dinner last night upon the recommendation of a hotel associate. The combination of flavors in the Greek Salad were absolutely delicious; the slice of wood-fired pepperoni pizza was yummy; and the beer was tasty!
There was a wonderful selection of fresh produce; wines; beer; and body care.
I am looking forward to returning to Tuscon to try something different from their options!

Love this spot! As a bay area transplant this place reminds me of the cute corner markets you find there. Plus they have a great wine selection and lots of local produce.

Love your food, vibe, and staff. My favorite place in Tucson. Cant wait to come back!

Thanks!

Been coming here for thirty years, and glad to see it is still excellent. Aside from the groceries (high end gourmet and veggies), the pizza and bread are excellent. Great crust wood fired pizza and levain style natural yeast bread that is as good as anything I've tasted anywhere. (Their crust is among best in town.) Sandwiches just okay. As a bonus, the market has carefully curated foodie items and the fresh vegetables are expensive but no more than grocery stores and excellent quality.

I had a very delicious avocado, lox & ricotta toast with coffee. Service was efficient, the space is very pretty and historic. Wonderful neighborhood spot.

It was a fun place to shop for unique food items, super good - had the pizza slices -yum! - and 2 homemade big cookies for dessert! We'll be back! We have already told our friends and family to check it out!

(Updated) I get it, this place is cool and trendy but let me make a few things clear. 1. I have never seen people try so hard to act like Cali hipsters or barista‘s in Williamsburg Brooklyn than I have at Time. 2. Most of the workers must be desperate for money because they give you the dirtiest, ugliest looks if you don’t leave a tip. I’m sorry but you don’t deserve a tip for putting my 2 bottles of water into a paper bag. The guys behind the counter making the food deserve the tip. 3. The workers sit at their corners talking and ignoring customers. I’d complain to the owner but I’ve heard many situations where he is unhelpful and actually a little creepy and rude. I turned 22 in June of 2023 and one girl was so mean and nasty to me because I still have an under 21 ID yet I’m not in my home state to get a new one and the darn thing doesn’t expire until 2027 so who honestly gives a flying, I’m still 22 and the state of Arizona allows you to use any valid license when requested by a worker. I typically greet everyone with kindness and a smile. This review might make you feel otherwise but just believe me on this, If you’d like to go to an establishment where you’re judged by pretentious and ignorant workers such as the ones at this subpar restaurant, then this is the place to be. Hope this can keep you away:)

P. S.to the owner. Don’t try any of your sarcastic rude responses with me. It’ll only prove how immature and irresponsible you are when it comes to your business dealings, we all know how Rincon Market turned out. By the way, the cashier still sold me the alcohol because I’m clearly over 21, she was just miserable.

Okay, so, been going here for 20 plus years, the turn over is sorta high and so its an ongoing process of getting to know new staff, AND sometimes they hire a real DUD, like this new girl, some quasi hippy chic frumpy big geeky glasses girl with unwashed black hair who looks like she just woke up and the benzos haven’t kicked in yet, but anyway…two instances now where I’m just like Really…?
First, I went to sit down at a table and it was dirty so I ask her for a towel to wipe the table, she refused and said I’ll get it in a minute, and so I’m like No really, please just hand me a towel, I’ll get it, so she huffed and hands me two “napkins” when there’s literally a dish towel sitting right there…Okay, whatever, thanks for the attitude.
Then, just the other day, I’m in there and Order a Dragoon IPA, which they usually have in tap, well, apparently they had Dragoon Pilsner, not IPA, and she hands me a Pils, I take a sip and say, Oops, sorry, that’s not an IPA, and she says well you ordered a Dragoon, yea, IPA, said it very clearly, so I say can I get an IPA, and she actually looks at me with that blank I’m on prescription pills face and says, “Yea, that’s not a thing…? ” and I’m like Whut? Assuming she’s suggesting she’s not going to give me the kind of beer I actually ordered, I look at her colleague, who I know from going there all the time and say “Could I please get the kind of beer that I ordered…” and the other girl is like, Sure! Which is the appropriate considerate response.
I don’t know what’s wring with the new girl, but she either needs some better training or perhaps isn’t a good fit for this place…but I won’t be engaging with this individual as a customer. Sheesh

Great place. You gotta watch the price at checkout though as shelf price may be different from what you’re charged.