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Phoenix Food Tour - Secret Food Tours

Wondering what makes Phoenix the culinary capital of Arizona? A unique fusion of Italian cuisine, traditional American staples, Thai dishes, and Mexican favorites make the Phoenix food scene the envy of cities across America. Whether you love pizza or Pad Thai, this is one secret food tour that you won't want to miss.

On your tour, you'll also take a journey through scrumptious pastries and delicious deserts that complement the city's most popular entries. Step into the kitchen to watch the most renowned chefs in Phoenix create concoctions that local and tourists crave, and get away from the hustle and bustle of conventional chain eateries. This secret food tour is your chance to dine on an eclectic mix of ethnic favorites and traditional recipes with some modern twists.

However, these secret food tours fill up fast! Hop to it and reserve your space today while there's still time.

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Downtown Phoenix Food Tour

Embark on a culinary journey through Phoenix with this food walking tour, specially crafted for first-time visitors seeking a taste of the city's rich flavors. Led by a knowledgeable guide, you'll explore the historic downtown area, making stops at five different dining destinations. Indulge in generous portions of signature dishes at each restaurant while gaining insights into the history of Phoenix and discovering its hidden gems, including historic buildings and intriguing tunnels. Ideal for history buffs, food enthusiasts, and those looking to experience the vibrant culinary scene, this tour offers a delightful blend of local culture and gastronomic delights.

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Walking Food Tour In Downtown Phoenix with Alcohol Pairings

• Sample of pre selected dishes at each stop is included on our foo tours
• You get a welcome drink at the first stop. Each location will be offering drink specials for guests to purchase if they wish to have additional drinks at each stop.
• Private transportation
• Option 1 Arizona Wilderness DTPHX, 201 E Roosevelt St, Phoenix, AZ 85004, USA Meet outside and ask host for The Phoenix Palate. You will know you are the right spot based on the beautiful front patio area.
• Option 2 Hotel San Carlos, 202 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004, USA Meet outside this famous hotel that use to host guests like Marliyn Monroe and JFK to start our Downtown Food Tour.
• Service animals allowed
• Near public transportation
• Transportation is wheelchair accessible
• Wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Most travelers can participate
• Not recommend for severe food allergies
• Not recommend for travelers who have difficulty walking 1 mile
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This experience requires a minimum number of travelers. If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers
• For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the start date of the experience.

• Q5383KZmorganm 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Girls Night In!!! Chef Alex & Karen did an amazing job cooking up a tasty for our bachelorette party! Great food and friendly staff made for an all around perfect experience. Read more Written November 5, 2021
• OuterBanks_NCBigAl 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Incredible group gourmet meals in your home The Phoenix Palate was not only a life-saver, but an incredible experience we would have chosen in the first place had we known about them. As 60-somethings, we (Cindy and Alex) had planned a small wedding with a group of close friends and family in Scottsdale, AZ. We rented a fabulous vacation home for the 13 of us. We love cooking so made sure the kitchen was conducive to great meal preparation. We had lined up a well-known local Chef 8 months in advance. The week prior to the wedding, he came down with Covid…Oh Great! We asked advice from our outstanding balloon and wedding planners , Rainbow Ryders. They recommended The Phoenix Palate. From first contact with owner Alexis Armijo, they stood out as a professional and caring operation. Utilizing multiple chefs on their staff, they were quick to respond to our last-minute dilemma. We had 3 meals planned for private chefs. We shared our desired menus from which they made excellent suggestions. Our 3 meals included an arrival day heavy hors d’oeuvre dinner/cocktail hour. Alexis accompanied her chosen chef, Riannon, for the evening. Oxtail empanadas, Peruvian shrimp, scallop caprese, filet bites…..Perfect! The next day was our Wedding Day dinner. A different but equally creative and inspiring Chef Shawnee, prepared an amazing feast, fit for our special day. Scallop crudo, grilled wedge salad, lamb lollipops and poached lobster tail, yummy sides and more. Our final chef-dinner was our planned Cooking Class. Donned with chef hats and aprons, a festive, fun, and delicious evening ensued…alcohol may have been involved to loosen us up. The chef put us into 3 Teams for different parts of the meal. She instructed us well and a magnificent meal was created by all of us. Poached Pear salad, sautéed duck breast with parsnips puree, and mini chocolate lava cakes finished us off. Chef Shawnee was again cordial, fun, creative, and inspired us all. Complete clean-up was included with all meals. Our compliments and appreciation to Alexis, her chefs, and professional organization. If you’re looking for a private chef meal at your own home, The Phoenix Palate will likely exceed your expectations. Read more Written September 25, 2021
• heidster12 0 contributions 1.0 of 5 bubbles Tour Cancelled with No Knowledge of Change I was in Phoenix for my bachelorette party and this was one of the items on the agenda for our last night in town. We walked the 15 minutes to the meetup destination for the tour in 106 degree heat and arrived early as the tour suggested. After several minutes of nobody arriving, I called the phone number on my ticket confirmation and was told that all of the tours have been cancelled and I should not have been able to book one. Not only were we unable to partake in the tour, but we were unable to schedule anything else for the evening (as we wanted to do a haunted tour as well) because this one was supposed to last 2.5 hours and interfered with all of the other tour times. The lady on the phone was very nice and sympathetic to our situation after telling us it was cancelled, but did not offer to make it right it anyway, which I found heart wrenching, especially since it was a special once-in-a-lifetime weekend and did not allow us to book anything else for our last night in town. Read more Written August 10, 2021
• alexisarmijo94 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fun girls night! They are a brand new company but they truly put in all their effort to making it a good time for the group! The places they selected were top notch, you got to meet some of the managers and owners and take a closer look at what each place has to offer. The food and drink pairings were really good! You definitely have to be willing to break out of your comfort zone you will have a bit of a variety, something for everybody. This company also offers mobile cooking classes the owners were our guides and they are chefs! Would love to try a class in the future Read more Written January 27, 2020

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Walking Food Tour In Downtown Phoenix with Alcohol Pairings provided by The Phoenix Palate

Walking Food Tours in Phoenix

Written by susan lanier-graham, restaurants | arizona | destinations | eat & drink | food | travel | united states, this article appears in the october 2018 issue of where phoenix + scottsdale ..

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Let someone else do the driving and discover the best of foodie Phoenix. Call up  JoyRidesAZ (480.675.7857, www.joyridesaz.com) and climb onboard an open-air golf cart to taste—and sip—the best of downtown Scottsdale. Book a 3-hour lunch or dinner tour to check out the sights in Old Town while sampling great food from some of the area’s top locales and best-kept secrets, tasting local brews, or sipping Arizona wines. Each culinary tour also includes a glass of wine or beer at each location, so you can sit back and enjoy Scottsdale with a local expert as your “concierge on wheels.”

JoyRidesAZ. Photo courtesy JoyRidesAZ

Interested in knowing more about Arizona’s beer scene? Hop on the bus with Arizona Brewery Tours ( 480.382.4677, www.azbrew.com ) to see and taste behind-the-scenes in area breweries, from Scottsdale to Phoenix to Chandler. Choose a full HOP’on Tour for 4-5 hours, where you will sample craft beers, tour behind the scenes, learn about making beer, and savor local foods. You can also book the public tour that visits three craft breweries or arrange a private tour and choose your own time and pickup location. If you are short on time, book the Short HOP’n brewery tour of 2.5 to 3.5 hours, where you’ll visit two select local breweries. You can pair your visit with a meal or light appetizers. Founders Hoppymoto and Johnny Boi are two Phoenix locals with a passion for beer. They love sharing stories and secrets of the beer industry with everyone in their quest for the perfect beer.

Dig up the history and roots of Phoenix on the Historic Downtown Phoenix Food Tour with Taste It Tours ( 480.274.3569, www.tasteittours.com ). Offered every Saturday from October through May, you’ll experience the hot Phoenix food scene at five different local eateries. The Roosevelt Row Day tour explores the colorful Phoenix art district every Sunday afternoon, featuring bites from fresh market cuisine to gourmet hot dogs. If you prefer an evening tour, book either a Scottsdale Dinner Foodie Feast to visit Downtown Scottsdale’s culinary gems, or the Phoenix Evening Dine Around, where you’ll have a chance to sample paired cocktails. The Downtown Gilbert Food Tour showcases the growing East Valley food scene with stops at six spots, from Mexican street tacos to Asian fusion.

Walk and eat through downtown Phoenix with Taste It Tours. Photo courtesy Taste It Tours

Get in on the party action when you book the Arizona Party Bike ( 844.654.5544, www.aarizonapartybike.com ). Climb onboard the party pub bike—don’t worry, there’s an electric motor so you don’t have to do all the work—and let the fun begin. Take a 2-hour pub crawl through Old Town Scottsdale, downtown Phoenix or along Mill Avenue in Tempe, where you’ll imbibe at some of the Valley’s favorite watering spots. If you prefer a BYOB experience, book a tour with Tour De Tavern ( 480.299.4182, tourdetavern.com ) in Scottsdale. Take a 2- or 3-hour trip through downtown and enjoy your own wine or beer as you take in local sights and enjoy stops at local pubs/bars. You’ll pedal as you go, gearing up to a top speed of 5-8 mph. Again, a driver is in charge of steering and braking.

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This walking tour of Downtown Phoenix is free, self-guided, and takes about an hour, depending on pace. For more details about the locations listed, other historic buildings downtown, or cool public art worth checking out, call the Downtown Information Center at 602-495-1500.

1. Cityscape Phoenix

Photo: Lauren Potter / Downtown Phoenix Inc.

Originally a public park, it was redeveloped into a mixed-use complex in 2008. On the second floor of the east building above Charming Charlie, you’ll find the Downtown Information Center with everything from restaurant menus and coupons to maps and business directories. In addition to a host of visitor resources, there’s always an Ambassador at the welcome desk to answer questions.

2. Luhrs Building & Tower

Photo: Fara Illich / Downtown Phoenix Inc.

Built in the 1920s, the L-shaped Beaux-Arts building (1924) and the attached 14-story Art Deco tower (1929) represent beautiful examples of historic Phoenix architecture. On the ground floor, be sure to check out Bitter & Twisted Cocktail Parlour — named one of  America’s best bars by the Food Network in 2016 — Monroe’s Hot Chicken or la Madeleine French Bakery & Café.

3. Maricopa County Courthouse / Historic City Hall

This building served as Phoenix’s City Hall from 1929 until 1994, and is now home to the Phoenix Police Museum (first floor) and the Maricopa County Justice Museum and Learning Center (sixth floor). Admission to both are free. The justice museum is open for self-guided tours Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A docent is on hand to give tours and answer questions Monday-Thursday from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. Operating hours for the police museum are Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

4. Phoenix City Hall

Photo: Nader Abushhab / NBMA Photography

Completed in 1994, the Employee Memorial fountain, Gallery @ City Hall and a shady outdoor courtyard make this a nice stop along the tour.

5. The Orpheum Theatre

In 1984, the City of Phoenix purchased this historic theater after it fell into disrepair, beginning a 12-year restoration project. Built in 1929, free tours take place on alternating Tuesdays. The Wells Fargo History Museum (also free) is located just steps away on Second Avenue and Adams Street.

6. Orpheum Lofts

Built in 1931, Alfred Hitchcock filmed the opening sequence in “Psycho” from the rooftop of this historic office building. It’s now home to urban lofts.

7. Hotel San Carlos

In 1874, the first Phoenix schoolhouse stood in this location and it later became a luxury hotel in 1928. In addition to great ground-floor bars and restaurants, be sure to the check out the Hollywood-style “Star Walk,” which wraps around the hotel. It was created in 1993 to commemorate the hotel’s 65th birthday and memorialize the celebrities who stayed here over the years. There are also some great ground-floor bars and restaurants including Centrico Cocina Mexicana and Seamus McCaffrey’s Irish Pub and Restaurant.

8. Heard Building

Built in 1920, it was the tallest structure in Arizona upon completion. Remodeled in 2015, it’s now a hotspot for small tech companies and startups, offering some great ground-floor restaurants. You can’t miss the large bear mural on the south side of the building completed by the Swiss art duo Nevercrew, but be sure to check out the murals in the alley and the lobby too, also by the same artists.

9. Hilton Garden Inn Phoenix Downtown Hotel

Formerly known as the Professional Building, it was built in 1932 to house the growing Valley National Bank. It was carefully restored in 2015 featuring the original Art Deco design, a grand lobby, columns and marble touches. Before you leave, be sure to ride the elevator up to the Floor 13 rooftop bar, which features breathtaking views of the Phoenix skyline.

10. Renaissance Phoenix Downtown Hotel

The historic Adams Hotel was built on this site in 1896, rebuilt after a fire in 1910, razed in 1973, and reconstructed as a modern hotel in 1975. In 2016, the Renaissance embarked on a $10 million renovation and beautification project, totally transforming the façade and improving the streetscape. In the alley behind the Renaissance, you’ll find a colorful 70-foot mural based on the hotel’s storied past.

11. Hanny’s

Now a bar and restaurant, this clothing store was the ultimate place to go for men’s fashion between 1947 to 1986. Located just down the street, the Arizona Latino Arts and Cultural Center (ALAC) offers free admission and a great gift shop.

12. Phoenix Convention Center

Photo: City of Phoenix

This was the site of the original 1972 Phoenix Civic Plaza and reopened as a state-of-the-art convention center in 2008. “Art is a Guaranty of Sanity” by Louise Bourgeois — located in the West Building — is one of downtown’s largest art pieces and is open to the public.

13. Herberger Theater Center

Three stages and an acclaimed resident dance ensemble and theater troupe make the Herberger (built in 1989) an excellent place to catch a live performance. The outdoor sculpture series, “Dance” by John Waddell, also adds beauty and interest to the exterior.

14. St. Mary’s Basilica

The oldest Catholic Parish in Phoenix was built here in 1881. The Spanish Colonial-style church you see today was built in 1914, complete with golden altars, Roman columns and the largest collection of stained glass windows in the state.

15. Heritage Square

In 1895, the Rosson family built a two-story Victorian home here, which is now a museum. Admission is $10 for adults, $9 for seniors, military, students and AAA members, and $5 for children 5-12 years old.

16. Arizona Science Center

The center offers 40,000 square feet of exhibition space, an IMAX theater and planetarium. Admission is $18 for adults, $13 for children and free for kids under two.

17. Chase Field

Built in 1998, this is the first stadium in the U.S. with a retractable roof over natural grass, since the average temperature during baseball season is 100 degrees. Tours are available year-round.

18. Footprint Center

Built in 1992, the Footprint Center is a major sports and entertainment venue, home to the Phoenix Suns (NBA), the Phoenix Mercury (WNBA) and the Arizona Rattlers (arena football).

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About Arizona Food Tours

Welcome to Arizona's Original Food Tour! As the first company in the state of Arizona to begin offering food tours, we have been showcasing Scottsdale's renowned culinary scene since 2009. We've received the Trip Advisor Award of Excellence for 14 consecutive years, ranked by USA Today as the #5 food tour in the nation, and the FlipKey award for top-rated food tour in Arizona. We got started on the simple idea, that when food, wine, culture, history, and people combine, something very exciting is born!

We work with premier locally owned restaurants, saloons, wineries, breweries, and specialty shops, all of whom partner exclusively with Arizona Food Tours. Along with signature food and drink tastings, guests receive an inside look while walking around Old Town Scottsdale and its variety of dining options. Our tour guides highlight things to do in the area, local history and most importantly all that goes into Scottsdale being the premier foodie destination in the Phoenix area!

Guests from all over the world come together to enjoy amazing food and fun!

Meet The Founder(s)

Managing Partner/ Operations Manager

Hard to believe we are now in our 15th year on the local food tour scene!

When Arizona Food Tours was created in 2009 by my close friend Annie Hartley, I eagerly volunteered my services to help in any way possible with her initial venture into the world of food tours in Arizona.

My first ever job was working in a restaurant at age 14, and I’d continued in the path of hospitality with my jobs throughout college.  When I moved to Phoenix, Arizona in 2004 and my attempt at a career in marketing didn’t fully come into fruition, I immediately gravitated to the immense opportunities within the field of hospitality in the area.

Living in Scottsdale and working at the time as the Dining Room Captain at Sushi Roku inside the W Hotel, I found Annie’s idea of starting a food tour in Scottsdale incredibly appealing.  Between our intricate knowledge of restaurants and connections within the local dining scene, and an appreciation for diverse cuisines combined with our passion for service, I knew we had the right recipe for success.

Initially I was able to help as a part-time tour director and continued as such for the first 2 years. In 2011 I was blessed with the chance to turn my job at Arizona Food Tours into a full-time position, partnering with Annie, and helping to create more opportunities to expand our tour services.

In 2020, I took over the lead role for the company and all its operations, but still to this day my favorite part of the job is giving the tours.  It always will be.  The satisfaction from happy guests with a smile and a full belly, is a simple yet most beautiful reward for all the hard work.

Hope to see you soon and happy eating everybody!!

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Downtown Gilbert Food Tour

Newest Foodie Paradise

Minimal Walking

One-of-a-Kind Food Tasting

On our 3-hour tour of Downtown Gilbert, we invite you to taste the best of the old and the new. Visit the restaurants that have become beloved Gilbert institutions as well as the new popular restaurants that have turned into instant local hot spots. On this tour, you will enjoy delicious craft pizza, decadent barbecue, authentic Mexican street tacos and other treats local to the Arizona food scene, paired with a variety of cocktails.

Tour Highlights

Discover a mix of multiculturalism, with a convergence of Mexican, Italian, and BBQ cuisine.

Explore the historical town of Gilbert, Arizona just outside of Phoenix.

Enjoy a variety of cocktails paired with your tasting delights.

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For information on dietary restrictions, accessibility & private group size, please see  our FAQs .

We are happy to provide vegetarian accommodations if notified in advance. However, vegan, gluten-free, and dairy-free substitutes are not available. If you have any other food restrictions or allergies, please  contact us  before booking, as there is limited availability.

Meeting point

This tour starts and finishes in front of Hale Theater across from the water tower, located at: 50 West Page Avenue Gilbert, AZ 85233

Sundays at 3 pm

Tours last approximately 3 hours.

Food tours serve up to 16 guests, and you can buy individual tickets; tours with less than 6 people will be rescheduled or refunded.

If you have a group larger than 8 guests, please book a private tour.

This is a walking food tour. Please be prepared for a moderate amount ( 1 mile ) of walking, spread out between food stops.

We respectfully ask that no children under the age of 13 are brought on this tour.

Food and drink at five (5) different spots and a knowledgeable, friendly tour guide.

1. Topo Arizona

Topo Arizona captures iconic roadside architecture in the spirit of the great American road trip and serves up seriously delicious take-away foods for a quick meal or a leisurely stroll in Gilbert’s Heritage District.

2. Liberty Market

Liberty Market features farm-to-table cuisine including wood-fired pizza and home-made pastries in one of Gilbert’s most historic buildings.

3. Joe’s Real BBQ

Joe’s Real BBQ is a family-owned, Texas-style barbecue joint featuring pecan smoked meats and special recipe BBQ sauce.

4. Clever Koi Restaurant

Clever Koi is an Asian-inspired kitchen & craft cocktail bar. Guests’ senses are invoked with the sights, sounds, and aromas of the open kitchen’s wood-fired grill and roaring woks.

5. Barrio Queen

Barrio Queen showcases Mexican street tacos and over 400 tequilas, and has been voted best guacamole by Travel + Leisure.”

White Rabbit Bar – (not included on the tour)

From the nostalgic days of prohibition to the elegance of the roaring ‘20s, the White Rabbit is truly a unique destination for local residents and visitors. A true speakeasy experience has been created in the heart of downtown Gilbert. Yes, this includes a secret door as well as a password. (This spot does require a separate drink purchase with entry, but it’s Happy hour!!)

• 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.
• Restaurants and routes can change slightly without notice due to events in the Downtown area.

See What Our Happy Guests Have Said

We did the Gilbert tour. Our tour guide was Kyle. He was funny, smart and made the tour very interesting. The food was good too.

Carole Pomilio

She provided the right blend of local lore, historical data, and information about points of interest, all with a light sense of humor that kept all of us interested.

We had a great afternoon with Taste It Tours… I highly recommend this tour.

There was plenty of food and drink; you will be very full at the end, come hungry!

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