I had a full day of golf, and the Forty Niner Country Club was my second round for the day. I was hungry and wanted to eat before I arrived. However, I could not find a place I wanted to eat at. Since there was a restaurant at the golf course. I decided to have a go. I ordered the short ribs sandwich and waffle fries. The sandwich was amazing. Loaded with mushrooms, onions, and peppers. I was definitely happy that I did wait to eat until I got here. It was a great experience overall and the price was reasonable.

They have an excellent Caesar salad, especially when you add anchovies to it. Outstanding pimento cheese with pickled veggies, and home kettled fried potato chips. A menu of superior ingredients that comprise dishes of popular of old and new presentation. A wide variety of alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages. Service is attentive but not too intrusive. The "Club" is turning into a Tucson gem.

We love the new atmosphere at RMG! It's perfect for kids and the new menu is so good, you gotta try the nachos! They have a great selection of adult beverages too! Come check it out for yourself!

This is a great place to meet friends for a drink and some food. They have removed a few items from menu but still have a nice selection. You have a choice of inside or outside. Then there is Bingo on Thursday night. That is so much fun but sign up early! My only complaint is they've raised prices quite a bit, particularly for drinks.

Had the nachos and they were awesome. Also had the beer battered fish tacos and they were awesome. Service was great, friendly and fast. Ambiance was great. The new chef is great and nailed everything.

Service was great, food was fair .we did pizza and nachos with a pitcher of Dos Equis Amber.. after a round of golf. nachos could have used some jalapeños and salsa.

The Rincon Mountain Grill at Forty-Niners Country Club is part of the weekly rotation for our group of mahjong ladies. We enjoy a nice lunch and then stay the afternoon to play mahjong. The service is wonderful. Our regular server, Heather, reserves both a dining table and a playing table for us. She remembers our favs and our idiosyncrasies like who wants lime and who wants lemon in their water. The menu is expansive and sometimes the food is excellent but sometimes not quite. The biggest problems are a lack of seasoning on some dishes and food is sometimes brought to the table not hot enough. We've had to have soups and fries and wings sent back to the kitchen for heating.The fried chicken sandwich was a disappointment. For twice the price of Popeye's, the sandwich is half as good. The quesadilla and nachos are bland and forgettable. The wings, however, are perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside and tender and juicy inside. They come in several spicy or piquant flavors. I usually order the Korean bbq wings; great flavor with a nice kick, but not too hot. The salads are very good with lots of options. The classic Cobb is filled with tasty and traditional toppings and the grilled peach is an exciting new offering with fruit and nuts . The salads are huge, and are available in half sizes for daintier appetites. Burgers are a half pound of succulent meatiness and worth every calorie. And the pizza is better than many pizzerias. Dozens of options for toppings on a thin crispy crust with oodles of melty cheese. The drive is beautiful and the scenery around the restaurant and bar is pretty with the green golf course, lakes, and trees. The pool area is visible from the restaurant as well. The Grill serves breakfast on weekends and offers dinner and specials.

A great place for dinner or takeout. Conveniently located in 49ers Country Club, it is a wonderful option for the far northeast side of Tucson. The service is magnificent and friendly. There are options for any appetite, as well. The restaurant is also very good at substitutions or special requests. Another perk - the views are simply spectacular!!!!!