What it is
This is Scottsdale's original food tour — locally owned, running since 2009, and the longest-established in town. Over roughly two to three hours a local guide walks your group through Old Town Scottsdale, stopping at a rotation of the district's favorite restaurants and tasting rooms: names like The Mission, AZ88, Malee's Thai, Frasher's Tavern and Aridus Wine Company have all featured. Unlike a lot of food tours, both the food and the alcoholic beverages are included, so you're genuinely eating and drinking your way through, not just sampling bites.
The tour starts in front of the historic Old Adobe Mission and threads through Old Town's culture and culinary scene along the way. It's been voted a top-five food tour in the country by USA Today, so it's a proven, polished pick rather than a gamble.
Why it works for the group
For a bachelorette, this is the daytime block that handles food, drinks and "what should we do" in one booking. The guide does the ordering and the routing, so the crew that can never pick a restaurant just grazes across several of Old Town's best spots — with wine and cocktails already included, which is exactly what a bachelorette group wants baked in. Old Town is walkable and photogenic, so it doubles as a low-effort way to see the district before a night out there.
It's a strong anchor for the calmer daytime part of the weekend: everyone's fed and lightly buzzed, you've seen the neighborhood, and it flows naturally into Old Town's bars afterward.
Planning tips
When to book: It runs seven days a week but weekend slots fill in bachelorette season — book once your headcount's set and confirm through the Viator listing.
What to budget: Expect a per-person price in the $$$ range (2026), which includes both the food and the alcoholic drinks — that inclusion is a big part of the value versus a tasting-only tour.
Time to set aside: Plan for two to three hours on foot. Come hungry, wear comfortable shoes for walking Old Town, and book it for late morning or early afternoon so it leads into the evening.
Good to know
- Where: Old Town Scottsdale, starting at the Old Adobe Mission.
- Duration: About 2–3 hours on foot.
- Price: $$$ per person (2026); food and alcoholic beverages included.
- The operator: Scottsdale's original and longest-running food tour (since 2009).
- Best for: A daytime block with food, drinks and Old Town all handled in one booking.
