Coronado Baptist Church

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El Corral is a bustling restaurant decorated with cowboy memorabilia that features a classic Western-style steakhouse menu. For over 60 years, it has served fantastic prime rib, steaks, ribs, and tamale pie. The prime rib is available in three sizes - petite, oversized cut, and generous cut - all cooked to perfection and served with au jus. Substantial wood beams, flagstone floors, and fireplaces create the restaurant's rustic ambiance. It is a casual and inviting place where guests enjoy hearty meals and traditional Tucson hospitality. If you still have room for dessert, their Adobe Mud Pie is a must-try. El Corral also serves chicken, fish, and barbeque ribs in addition to their famous prime rib.