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Best Place To Eat Fried Pickles Nonie's Restaurant 2526 E. Grant Road STAFF PICK: The sweet, slight crisp of a battered kosher dill will haunt you for weeks. Eat them languidly with a partner, or with wild Southern abandon by your lonesome. Be forewarned though: You'll ever after salivate like Pavlov's dogs at their mere mention. Home | Arts & Culture | Cafés | Chow | City Life | Kids | Outdoors Saloons | Shopping | Most Wanted | Credits | Search Copyright © 1995-98 Tucson Weekly