Legends Grill - Tucson

I dined at Legends two nights in a row during my five night stay at the resort. What this restaurant seems to be when looking at the menu and pictures is exactly what it is in person, hold some unfortunate oddities. I really enjoyed the food, and the place, though there are some things that are frustrating, and what is ultimately keeping this review from being a 5-star. To start, the dining area is very attractive--it's what you would expect of a more casual eating establishment at a higher-end golf resort; it has a warmer, classy feel, with a slight hometown pub feel, but it's still very casual. It is on the smaller side, so keep that in mind. In addition, there is a nice billiards section. Also, the girls that serve the tables are fantastic and deserving of the tips that they received. The food, while reasonably priced, was phenomenal and seemed very creative. Both the baby spinach salad and shrimp fresco that I had were very tasty, and were just the right amount of food. I tend to be more on the particular size about portions, and they hit the nail on the head. I was not only able to finish the dishes, but I was also filled up. As for the frustrating things, there are a few. The restaurant itself is long and narrow with only one row of very large tables in front of the bar, and a medium-sized billiards area. With a maximum capacity of 75, it can get quite noisy when on the fuller side. When you see the resort and guard-gated neighborhood in which this pub resides, you get an image in your head of the type of clientele this restaurant might attract. Unfortunately, the behavior that I saw from some patrons came off as unruly, and not at all what I was expecting. Remember when you were 12, and it gave you great pleasure and pride to be as loudly crude as possible in civilized places? Yeah, that's how I saw 35+ year old men behaving. Now, I'm no prude, and I cuss and discuss controversial subjects probably more than your average person; however, I cannot imagine discussing some of the things I heard being shouted in a place like this, even when buzzed, and I'm only 24. I don't like to rain on the parades of others, so I didn't complain, but I found their behavior extremely tacky in a place that is not a Famous Sam's. Staff did not seem fazed, so maybe that's the norm? I do recommend Legends as a solid, nicer joint to get a reasonably-priced, good bite to eat, and I definitely would return. Just keep in mind that the place can get loud, crowded, and have a small amount of loutish individuals that could have the potential to overpower an otherwise pleasant environment.

Easy stop in if you are staying at Omni. Traditional bar with bar food. Tacos, burgers and salads. Several TVs for patrons watching sports. Seems to be the go to after golfing.

He very worst service I've ever had at any restaurant. The food was great but service miserable. Dinner on the patio served for three and forgetting our fourth guest. Ordered drinks and arrived with the Wrong mixer. No tonic. They substituted without telling us. Asked to see the manager twice within a 20 minute period. No show. Had to go to the bar frequently to see where are drinks were. I'd fire the lot. There are a few employees that care but and far between. BEWARE!

I ate here after a round of golf, and was extremely disappointed. It took them almost 40 minutes to take our order, and another 30 to receive two orders of fish tacos. They only gave us two tacos per order, and tasted very average for the price of 14 dollars. I would definitely not recommend.

Very Friendly Staff! I have stayed at Tucson National before been to Bob's but I have never been here to Legends. We are coming back to golf soon!