Sonoran Brunch Company

Amazing food, flavorful salsa, local art, friendly staff who will get to know you. SBC has it all! The SBC menu is full of breakfast classics, but also creative dishes that can be only described as Arizona cuisine. A corn pancake with chorizo and enchilada sauce. Chilaquiles, chicken and waffles, and spicy breakfast sandwhiches on sweet brioche buns.

We are particular fans of the family meal deal! You'll need to sign up for text alerts to know when the restaurant offers dinner service. The family meal deal is a flat rate for a ton of food! Tacos, a quesadilla, burros, chips & salsa. Sometimes the variety changes, but my children love this meal and it feeds us for two days. (And you know those tiny cups of salsa most Mexican places throw in your bag? SBC includes a full 16oz cup with your meal, and their salsa is fresh, sweet and spicy!

The diner is small, bright and always clean! Inside, you'll eat under a beautiful Jessica Gonzales mural, and you'll get the chance to see two other murals on the property by more local artists, including Danny Martin and Cactus Clouds Art!

Went to the "Lost Taco Shop" last night and I think it's the same owners but different menus. Got the family taco pack: 6 birria tacos, a cheese quesadilla, 2 hugh bean and cheese burritos, chips and salad, and a side of rice. A lot of food for $30! Food was good but could use more seasonings.
Pick up via the drive thru. The owners are super friendly and she even gave my dog a little cup of whipped cream!

Yes, soooo many vegan options...not just one or two items like too many other places. We opted for the drive-through and were invited to pull around to take a look at the vegan menu. On the day we visited, they offered 6 mains and 6 sides. The best part is that the vegan dishes are prepared on animal/animal fat-free equipment.

The service was friendly and prompt. We selected the Papa's Gordo, Fuegos Rancheros, and Pickled Cauli-Tots. This is enough food for 3-4 people, but we had just finished hiking 8 miles up on Mt. Lemmon.

We pulled back into the parking lot to eat, and it was delicious! The Gordo's chiles had a hint of heat that the avocado salad cooled. The Fuegos Rancheros comes with a grilled vegan tortilla, and the hibiscus salsa is famous for a reason. In spite of our big hike, we had to take most of the cauli-tots home, but they were a pickly, crispy, yummy treat that evening.

We live across town from SBC, but it will be a regular stop anytime we're on this side of town.

As a Tucson living in exile, my visits to town always involve food exploration, and I was happy to try SBC (thanks Yelpers for the recommendation)!

The breakfast/brunch scene in town is already happily rich with options, and I was thrilled to find another wonderful source for local deliciousness. So far I've tried the chicken and biscuit with green chile gravy, and the chorizo and egg burrito, and both were fantastic. I am better off not eating a huge portion of yum, and they're happy to size my breakfast to a smaller size if I don't bring someone to share with me. Of course they can scale up for the hungry people too.

Did I mention the churronut, free for new customers? I don't usually eat donuts - after the first bite, they never seem as good - but I ATE THE WHOLE CHURRONUT. It's a reasonable size, Goldilocks, and JUST DAMN DELICIOUS - hot, crisp and tender, sweet but not cloying, with just the right amount of cinnamon and love...

...must stop here before I pass out thinking about that Churronut.

So my experience here has mostly been with the breakfast burritos. The are grilled and absolutely delicious.

I always recommend this business to family and friends!

I have eaten breakfast here more times than anywhere else in Tucson. Really spectacular food and people who work here.

Moving away from AZ - this here is one of the places we miss the most.

Their hours are short, but more odd that I've gone a few times before when they were closed when supposedly open based on hours. We did order quite a bit of food and all were tasty. I was almost hesitant to order the chorizo bc I had ordered chorizo breakfast tacos and they were not the greatest. This time around, the chorizo was a much different consistency and much more flavorful. The fry bread was fantastic and server was friendly. It is small inside so wouldn't recommend for large groups.

It took me way too long to try Sonoran Brunch Company for the first time, but let me just say that I'm planning to make up for by becoming a regular now that I have.

A friend and I found ourselves on the east side at prime brunch time, so I suggested we check out Sonoran Brunch Company. I am so thrilled we did. I love that it's drive-through brunch, and the food is absolutely killer. As soon as the incredibly friendly server handed our food through the car window, we were beyond excited and could barely wait to get home to try it all. We got the Chorizo-n-Egg burro, the Steak-n-Egg burro, and the chilaquiles, as well as both red and green salsas to go along with everything.

The verdict? Some of the best breakfast burritos in a town chock full of breakfast burritos. The Chorizo-n-Egg burro was moderately spicy and very flavorful, filling without tipping into being oily or heavy. The pico in it also gave it a freshness you don't often find in egg/meat burros. The Steak-n-Egg burro was delicious and had a unique aioli that set it apart from the other carne breakfast burros I've had around town. It also had pickled onions in it for a perfect kiss of acid that offset how rich the meat, eggs, and aioli were. I absolutely would order it again! The chilaquiles were good as well -- punchy flavors with a good balance of crunch and chewiness. Of our meal, though, the burros were unquestionably the stars.

The salsas were great too! The green salsa is an excellent spicy addition to any of the entrees, while the red is more subtle with a faintly sweet undertone that worked well to balance the heat.

The service was quick, charming, and friendly. Despite that it was our first visit, they made us feel like welcomed regulars! I can't wait to hit their drive through again for more breakfast burros and start earning that regular-visitor status.

I am shocked that I haven't had the chance to praise this place!!!
Let me start with a summary before I drone on about how amazing this establishment is..... ITS AMAZING, GO GET YOURSELF A BURRITO. YOU HAVEN'T TRULY ENJOYED A BURRITO (yes, even in Tucson ) UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED A BURRITO FROM SBC!!! Yeah, your welcome!

Okay, let's start.
Establishment used to be Poco & Mom's first location in 22nd & Kolb.
Small hole in the wall , but the place has been revamped to a cool unique "Upgraded Sonoran" themed restaurant.
Honestly, really dig the atmosphere- decor , not to mention the food and especially the owners & staff.
Nicky and her husband have such a huge passion for what they do, you can literally feel the love they have for the food and the whole Tucson community. They decided to open up a few months back, especially during the pandemic- and it was the many burritos that kept us going.

On a side note: they actually have a nice assortment on their menu and we've tried allot of them, but their burritos are GOLD!!!

The establishment is a bit tucked away on the little corner, but they made a cool outdoor patio behind the restaurant with a good amount of parking spaces available. Bonus, they also offer drive thru! Wearing your morning pjs?? That's cool, chill in your car while you pick up some delicious brunch!

The burritos are AMAZING!! Quality ingredients that have been seasoned to perfection to make the most awesome burrito, but than.... it's grilled! Yeah, grilled... perfect hint of charred taste that immediately makes everything taste perfect and balanced.

My husband enjoys the "Steak N Egg" while I love both the "Carne Asada" & " Carnitas " Burros.
Occasionally, I'll also get the "Wings & Waffle" nice staple for brunch, "Fried Pickle Chips" , "Fry Bread", etc.

I have yet not to try something I was not a big fan of. In fact the hardest thing about SBC is what your planning to order, because it's that great!

For dessert: They have delicious house made cookies!! So difficult not to get a dozen of them!!

Salsa is also very fresh and made with quality ingredients that you can taste. Goes perfectly with your burrito or when you have company over, order the salsa & chips together as a nice appetizer.
Prices are very reasonable, the amount of food they serve is the equivalent of what Chipotle used to serve before McDonald's bought them out and started pinching corners. We have bought different items on their menu for friends and family and each time, everyone has been in love

Highly highly recommend to everyone!
*Have not had the chance to check out the bathroom ( especially during Covid and most of the time took the items togo),but honestly the place always seems clean from when I went inside to pick up food, or from the Drive thru window. They always seem to be on top of it!

Go. Now. You'll thank me later!

I wanted a quick fix for breakfast before the Packers started their game. I saw this place had a drive thru. Great, count me in. When I arrive there was a sign stating due to being short staffed the drive thru is closed. No biggie, went inside and whoa. So many people. There was a line almost out the door! Plenty of time to have an eternal debate of what I wanted to try. By the time I got to the counter I ordered the Carnitas Burro, a Richard Taco, Churronut, and a Horchata Espress.

Upon returning home and turning on the game (I missed almost the whole 1st quarter (I'll know to go earlier next time), I unwrapped all the goodness. The Richard is a pretty alright taco. The carnitas Burro is incredible. It's stuffed with meat (not like other places that think the potatoes are the main event). This highlights the meat perfectly. Salsas are wonderful. 10/10 would order again.

Also don't you dare leave without getting a churronut. I could eat a dozen of these, easy. Ahhhmazing.

The staff was clearly running around, hustling, making breakfast dreams come true, so PLEASE don't go if you've left your patience at home. These guys need all the support and love right now.

My friend and I meet monthly for breakfast. We've been attempting to try new places. This is a tiny restaurant with no public restroom. You order at the register then your food is delivered to the table. They have a small, yet unique menu. Depending on what you're looking for, it's a bit expensive. I paid around $20. Elsewhere, you could get a huge breakfast for less. The meal was okay. I had enough to eat from it two times. My friend joined me and ordered based off the appearance of my meal. Mine was packaged to go so the sauces weren't on the platter. When my friend's arrived, her entree was sitting atop two sauces. Neither of us like spicy foods so she was disappointed. Hers was delivered as an eat in meal. They did replace the meal. I didn't hate it but I'm not excited to return. Might try burritos through the drive thru some time