There’s a vintage neon sign on East Speedway Boulevard in Tucson that’s been luring hungry travelers off the highway for decades, and once you taste what’s cooking inside Silver Saddle Steakhouse, you’ll understand why some folks plan their entire road trips around it.
Let’s be honest about something right up front.
Most of us have been burned by restaurants that look promising from the outside but serve food that tastes like it was prepared by someone who learned to cook from reading instruction manuals written in a language they don’t speak.
You drive past, you see the vintage sign, you think “maybe,” and then you keep driving because you’ve been disappointed too many times…