Tirrito Farm

“We came here for a family birthday lunch. The area is beautiful! We were not planning on tasting wine but we ordered a couple of flights and really enjoyed them. The service and food were very good, everyone got full and had a delicious lunch. My daughter said it was the best prime rib sandwich she had ever had!”

“We ordered the Bavarian Prezel Board, two dozen wings and a pizza. Absolutely amazing food and service. The staff is attentive and on the spot. They cleared the table as we finished our dishes and kept our drinks full. The venue is gorgeous. You would never know you're on a farm. The grounds are well kept and great as a destination. Lots to do locally.”

“Staying here has been on my list for a while. The domes are very cool – everything you need, super comfy and stylish, A/C unit and the bathrooms have heated floors, nice touch. The bed was comfortable and we slept very well. Outside the dome, they have reclined Adirondack chairs for star gazing – such a beautiful thing to do in the rural areas of Arizona. We liked the tap room and snacks and on the patio was a very good band for Saturday night entertainment. We did eat at the restaurant, a dining hall – not much ambiance, but the food was tasty. The food is a bit pricey. I’m also a wine snob and AZ wine is not any match for other regions, but the beer is good. The beehive café has good coffee. The service was great all around and the people working were very friendly. The farm tour is very simple; you basically check out the animals on property. Not much else to see. Very rural area but the Dragoon Rock formations and Chiricahua Mountains are very cool to explore out that way.”

“My wife and I chose to stop here following a three day backpacking trip. The farm property is situated between Wilcox and Chiricahua National Monument so it was a little bit off route for us as we headed back to Tucson coming from the north, but we figured it would be worth the visit. We arrived to an empty parking lot, mostly empty patio, and an empty taproom with a sign saying the taps were out of order - on a holiday weekend no less. After looking through the taproom, and giant empty restaurant an employee finally tracked us down. We got menus and were told the taproom bartender would be with us shortly. They never arrived. The same employee came back to the taproom and eventually took our order. We sampled some of the canned beer options and ordered pizza. This pizza was sad with uninspiring crust that I would bet money was a pre-made dough option for the kitchen. The beer was OK, but ultimately I think I would have settled for beer and a burger somewhere in Wilcox or maybe would have just driven home instead. The trek to Tirrito Farms ultimately wasn't worth it. Last note, and this still has me scratching my head...... this place is gigantic and somewhere clearly went all out spending money to design and build the brewery/taproom/restaurant/coffee shop/ whiskey lounge/ glamping spot/wedding venue, but the fact that is trying to be everything made it seem like it was hard to pull any of it off at a high level. The fact that it was so empty on a weekend afternoon just made it feel like an odd post apocalyptic strip mall. I doubt we'll go back. If you check it out I hope you can find someone to take your order.”

“Way overpriced !! Reasonably clean in the dome and a sizeable room but the fleece blanket had not been washed for weeks or months. There were extra blankets which were clean. HORRIBLE CHEMICAL SMELL which we are still washing out of anything that came into the dome. We came in late January to visit the sandhill cranes. Night time temperatures were 29-30 degrees. Inside temperature dropped to 50 degrees with the inadequate central heating. The next night we set up a portable electric heat to augment the heating and got up to 54 degrees indoors in the morning. The central heat is programmed to drop at night despite the fact we needed it. Originally we plugged the heater into an outlet by the door but the plug and outlet became very hot. We were concerned of it catching fire. I don’t know if they have toilet paper in prisons in Romania but if they do the Dome may have had similar toilet paper. If Tirrito Farms spent just one dollar more on toilet paper it would have been nice and Expected at a place that advertises luxury style camping. Off brand coffee and plastic plates from Walmart did not add to the luxury. I had 4 interactions with staff and one of them was pleasant. The other three were not rude but indifferent. Not a welcoming place at all. We arrived about 15 minutes early and were told we couldn’t check in till 4 o’clock. No sorrys nor explanation so we waited 15 minutes in the parking lot. I asked to borrow a sharp or serrated knife to cut a loaf of bread and slice a couple limes. No way, per staff but the gal said I could buy one at Safeway. Wonderfully hot showers and decent mirrors and hair dryer. We could not get the floor heating to work at all. Comfy bed too. While we were there I left a message asking for instructions on using the microwave but was never responded to. On our next visit to Wilcox we will stay at the Holiday Inn Suites in a boring room but at least clean and with heat. Adding $50 as a cleaning fee to a lodging rental was also ridiculous. Tirrito farm is way, way overpriced .”