All of that walking around, hunting Pokemon is sure to make you hungry.
Well, you don't have to stop playing to grab a bite.
Some of Tucson's favorite restaurants are also PokeStops and PokeGyms, giving Pokemon Go players a chance to refuel their bellies while re-stocking supplies and joining teams.
1. Tucson Tamale, 2545 E. Broadway
Desiree Romero, right, puts on her gloves as she gets ready to join Vanessa Barrios, left, and Betzabe Zepeda on the line at the Tucson Tamale Co. kitchen on Broadway.
The mural on the back patio, painted by Mel Dominguez, is a PokeGym, which is currently controlled by Team Mystic. There's also a PokeStop here. All Tucson Tamale locations are offering Pokemon Go players $1 off their orders.
2. Wildflower, 7037 N. Oracle Road
Sam Fox’s first restaurant was Wildflower American Cuisine in Casas Adobes Plaza on North Oracle Road in Tucson.
There's a PokeStop located on the patio. Restock on PokeBalls while feasting on the restaurant's famous American cuisine and a bottle of wine.
3. Tucson Hop Shop, 3230 N. Dodge Blvd.
Ok, not a restaurant. But hello, craft beer. Cool off with a pint and snack on artisan popcorn and pretzels while checking out the two PokeStops that are here. If you stop by on the weekend, you can dine on food truck eats.
4. La Encantada, 2905 E. Skyline
Frost co-founders Jeffrey Kaiserman, left, and Stephen Ochoa flank gelato master Nazario Melchiondia at their Skyline Drive location.
There's a PokeStop next to Frost, which is across from North Italia and Ra Sushi.
