This was highly recommended to us but I found it to be average. The food wasn't that good, it seemed more like a chain place that a stand alone restaurant. We went early to get the half priced happy hour choices. The line became long, the service was indifferent, the interior terribly noisy. Would not recommend it. Didn't care for... More

I took my English foodie friend to Zona 78 one Sunday evening and liked it a lot. Even though she was about to tell me what an awful human being I am (I could tell by her 6th glass of wine that something was up), I found the food great, moderately priced, the service attentive and quick, and the atmosphere... More

I wanted to eat a good pizza in Tucson. My husband's colleague suggested that we try Zona 78. Its is a good family restaurant. Price for one pizza with meat is about $14. Overall, we loved the pizzas.

Our second trip to this place was another hit. The staff is very friendly and knows their product. The food delicious and well presented.

Love this restaurant. I have Type 2 diabetes, and, whole wheat pizza is something I can enjoy, and, at Zona its just perfect! Too, most anything else we've had here is terrific, too.

Good food at a very popular restaurant. Ask for abooth away from the bar if you want to talk. The bar can be very noisy.

My wife and I ordered different pizza's from the menu (I had the Tuscany and my wife had the Mediterranean) and were greeted with some of the best pizza we have ever had. The wood fired crust was just the right thickness and baked to perfection. The service was great. The selection of draft beers was outstanding. All in all... More

I like Zona because they have gluten free options, quality ingredients, great beer selection, and a secret Sunday deal. If you go to their facebook page there is a speakeasy word of the day that is good for all day Sunday Happy Hour. Mention the word of the day when you are ordering and get $3 beers, half price apps,... More

Zona 78 has premium outstanding pizza. They also have many entree options and great soup. Worth driving the 18 miles we took to get there.