Showcasing Scottsdale’s thriving food scene and the 5th Ave shop district, this is something to be experienced! On this tour, you will enjoy delicious meatballs with crunch bread, served with sangria, samples of distilled spirits with chef-made pretzel bun sandwiches, authentic Mexican street taco & margarita, and an award-winning dessert paired with a refreshing tea sample. Town. This tour is perfect for girls'/guys' weekends, anniversary trips, and foodies visiting Scottsdale who are overwhelmed by all the great food options. 3 different sample alcoholic beverages are included.
Food and/or drink at each stop
This tour runs Monday, Friday and Saturday at 2pm. We meet in the lobby of the Hotel Valley Ho in Old Town Scottsdale. It is a walking food tour, so please be prepared to walk up to 2 miles on the tour, with 20-25 minute breaks at each restaurant.
The ticket price includes tax and all booking fees. Tour guide gratuity is appreciated and not included.
For a full list of restaurants visited, please visit https://tasteittours.com/tour/scottsdale-trolley-food-tour. Restaurants and routes can change slightly without notice due to events in the Old Town area. We'll visit five restaurants, with three providing cocktail samples and the others providing water or non-alcoholic drinks.
Food items are pre-selected to showcase the most popular items at each establishment, and several are paired with a signature cocktail. We do accommodate for vegetarians but do not offer substitutions.
During the walk, you can expect to see historic buildings and hotels, learn fun facts about Old Town Scottsdale and even be entertained with some great stories by your tour guide.
Meet outside of Prep & Pastry
• Minimum drinking age is 21 years
• Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there are not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Dress code is smart casual & elastic waistband pants ..ha ha
• Not recommended if you have a hard time walking
• We can not accommodate all food restriction or allergies but do offer a vegetarian option.
• Please arrive 5 minutes early to get checked in
• Parking instructions- Valet Parking- is available at the front and is $10. If you end up spending $10 or more at the hotel bar they will usually validate your parking ticket making it free. There are a couple other Free parking options- you can park in the back of the hotel off Indian School and 69th Street You will see a building called Sands. It will state hotel guests only and you are a guest for this tour. There is also lots of free street parking along 69th Street between Main St and Indian School.
• The walking portion of this tour is a total of about 1 mile with 15-20 minute rest stops at every restaurant.
• Not Wheelchair accessible due to the reserved seating at hightops tables for our large groups
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