There is so much to do in Old Town! It's half cowboy-inspired shops and dive bars and half vibey restaurants and clubs. Places to Eat: Maple & Ash (Justin's favorite) Diego Pops (Megan's favorite) The Montauk (our favorite) Olive & Ivy Culinary Dropout Toca Madera Places to Drink: Rusty Spur Saloon Scottsdale Wine Trail tasting Bevvy AZ88 Boondocks Casa Amigos (personal favorite of Johnny Manziel) Wine Girl Things to Do: Shop in the cute western boutiques Bop around on the Old Town Trolley Shop at Fashion Square Mall
Early November is a lovely time to be in Arizona. If you're feeling adventurous and want to get out into the desert for a few hours, we'd recommend the following! Hike Camelback Mountain This is no easy feat, but no one will tell if you turn around halfway up the Moutain and go grab brunch (go to El Chorro for killer food and views). There are two trailheads, Echo Canyon and Cholla. Echo is the more difficult trail. Both trails take about 2-3 hours to complete and parking can be hard to find, especially at Echo or on the weekends. Visit Papago Park You can explore the park, which is super cool with red butte rocks and palm trees, or you can do a short hike here. The most popular hike is called Hole in the Rock and is only 0.3 miles. Golfing About 20 minutes from the venue is TPC Scottsdale. We'd also recommend checking out Mountain Shadows (beautiful par 3 course) or golf at our venue, McCormick Ranch Golf Club.
Also check out Casino Arizona located on 92nd Street if you're feeling lucky.
Afterwards grab lunch/brunch at Megan's favorite place in Arizona, the Vig McDowell Mountain.
These are our favorite places in Scottsdale. If you need a recommendation, please ask us!! Sorso Wine Room Volanti Restaurant & Lounge Hash Kitchen (Brunch) MODERN Oyster Bar Chophouse Arrivederci Ristorante Butters (Breakfast) Postino Highland Zipps Sports Grill Isabella's Kitchen Cook and Craft O.H.S.O. Brewery