Motorcycles are lined up like horses in front of this well-worn watering hole just west of the city. Inside, once your eyes adjust, slide into a booth, nod at the barflies, then order a half-pound steerburger with a cold beer. For a saloon, Tiny's is family friendly during the day. It only accepts cash (there's an ATM on-site).
Tiny's Saloon & Steakhouse
Tucson
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