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Here comes the bride
Scottsdale, known as “the West’s Most Western Town,” used to solely be a destination for wannabe cowboys, retirees, and golfers, but has found new life as a top choice for bachelorette parties. For brides and friends who love sunny weather, pool parties, incredible food, and drinking rosé year-round, there’s nowhere better. The downtown is walkable (when it’s not 100-plus degrees) and home to hundreds of restaurants, bars, and outdoor activities with plenty to do for a long weekend or weeklong adventure.
So, don your pink sparkly cowgirl hat with your brightest cowboy boots, and head out on the town. Here are some of Scottsdale’s top destinations to help you get started on planning an unforgettable bachelorette weekend.
Brunch is the most important meal of the day — especially for a bachelorette group. At Hash Kitchen, you can fuel up on hearty brunch favorites while getting the party started early. The lively restaurant has DJs on weekend mornings and a full menu of creative drink options including the legendary build-your-own bloody mary bar, mimosa flights, and one-of-a-kind concoctions like ‘the Karen’ made with a mango White Claw, vodka, and mango puree that’s topped off with a Vero mango lollipop.
Bottomless brunch is a mainstay on any bachelorette itinerary, and in Scottsdale there’s nowhere better to enjoy a morning of mimosas than at Latin-Asian fusion restaurant Sumomaya. The best part? It’s not just the drinks that are bottomless. You can also have unlimited desserts and shared plates of favorites like pancake “street” tacos, sweet plantains, and sushi rolls If mimosas aren’t your drink of choice, there are bottomless bloody marys, margaritas, micheladas, or draft beer for just $15.
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If your bridal party opts for dinner at Toca Madera, you likely won’t be the only ones — and for good reason. It’s so beautiful that the decor has been featured in Architectural Digest, and a weekend night will delight your group with fire dancers and a live DJ, plus, the lineup of Mexican dishes is delicious. The best part, however, is the drinks. (For a personal smokeshow, try the Papasito.) Just make sure to make a reservation well in advance.
There are few dining destinations that offer dishes that are as beautiful as the decor and Francine is one of them — making for the perfect dinner spot for a bachelorette party that wants a sophisticated dinner out on the town (sans bride sashes). It’s elegant, comfortable, and home to some of the best food in Scottsdale. Expect options like filet mignon, bone marrow pasta, and beef carpaccio. And save room for a dessert (or two) because the Francine apple tart and chocolate pot de crème are incredible. Round off the night with an espresso martini to keep the party going late.
If your wants to enjoy the cuisine of a high-end steakhouse with a side of debauchery, Maple & Ash is a must-visit. It’s hard to go wrong with your meal – whether you opt for weekend brunch, dinner, or its seafood tower-filled “Tower Hour” happy hour. For added excitement, let the chef choose your entire meal with the I Don’t Give a F*@K option available during brunch and dinner. Just make sure to request a custom menu ahead of the visit to make the bride feel extra special.
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Whether you’re visiting during the warm summer months and want to go all-out at a pool party at Maya Dayclub, or you’re headed to Scottsdale in the winter and visit Clubhouse at Maya’s casual outdoor bar — you’re sure to have a great time.
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Embody the Western spirit of Scottsdale with a night of country music, dancing, and drinks at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, a casual bar that quickly becomes a raging party after dark. If you get lucky, you might even see its namesake country legend and Phoenix native at the bar.
The new 50 Shades of Rosé bar is what girl’s night dreams are made of with cocktails, lots of wine, and a menu that’s made to satisfy any craving — from a full pound of fries to the ‘Beef Cake Burger.’ Plus, the stunning bar goes all-out with its original art installations meant to transport visitors to the Garden of Eden.
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Cala might look like just another trendy hot spot, but in reality, it’s much more than that with a simple-yet-delicious menu imagined by Arizona culinary icon Beau Macmillan. Sip the Arizona-appropriate prickly sour with bourbon, prickly pear syrup, banana liquor, and citrus, while snacking on a shareable pizza for the ultimate casual dinner or light lunch. Plus, its aesthetic dining room and patio make it the perfect backdrop for photos.
There are few places that scream “bachelorette party!” like Wine Girl in the heart of downtown Scottsdale. Its 12 wines on tap, seemingly endless list of wines by the bottle, and assortment of snacks (charcuterie board anyone?) are enough to draw in large groups in need of a drink, but the Instagram-worthy decor and sparkly atmosphere are what makes it a must-visit for any group. It’s especially ideal for pre-dinner drinks.
Whether you’re staying in an Airbnb or at one of Scottsdale’s luxe resorts, the group is going to want to spend plenty of time poolside, and in Scottsdale, pool hopping is encouraged. Even if you have a pool where you’re staying, visitors should check out one of Scottsdale’s many pool parties. Some of the best poolside drinking can be achieved at Hotel Valley Ho’s OH Pool, accessed with the purchase of a day pass on ResortPass. From March through October, the pool bar hosts live music and pours frozen cocktails, transforming into a gathering of some of the most fun people in Scottsdale.
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Brunch is the most important meal of the day — especially for a bachelorette group. At Hash Kitchen, you can fuel up on hearty brunch favorites while getting the party started early. The lively restaurant has DJs on weekend mornings and a full menu of creative drink options including the legendary build-your-own bloody mary bar, mimosa flights, and one-of-a-kind concoctions like ‘the Karen’ made with a mango White Claw, vodka, and mango puree that’s topped off with a Vero mango lollipop.
Bottomless brunch is a mainstay on any bachelorette itinerary, and in Scottsdale there’s nowhere better to enjoy a morning of mimosas than at Latin-Asian fusion restaurant Sumomaya. The best part? It’s not just the drinks that are bottomless. You can also have unlimited desserts and shared plates of favorites like pancake “street” tacos, sweet plantains, and sushi rolls If mimosas aren’t your drink of choice, there are bottomless bloody marys, margaritas, micheladas, or draft beer for just $15.
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If your bridal party opts for dinner at Toca Madera, you likely won’t be the only ones — and for good reason. It’s so beautiful that the decor has been featured in Architectural Digest, and a weekend night will delight your group with fire dancers and a live DJ, plus, the lineup of Mexican dishes is delicious. The best part, however, is the drinks. (For a personal smokeshow, try the Papasito.) Just make sure to make a reservation well in advance.
There are few dining destinations that offer dishes that are as beautiful as the decor and Francine is one of them — making for the perfect dinner spot for a bachelorette party that wants a sophisticated dinner out on the town (sans bride sashes). It’s elegant, comfortable, and home to some of the best food in Scottsdale. Expect options like filet mignon, bone marrow pasta, and beef carpaccio. And save room for a dessert (or two) because the Francine apple tart and chocolate pot de crème are incredible. Round off the night with an espresso martini to keep the party going late.
If your wants to enjoy the cuisine of a high-end steakhouse with a side of debauchery, Maple & Ash is a must-visit. It’s hard to go wrong with your meal – whether you opt for weekend brunch, dinner, or its seafood tower-filled “Tower Hour” happy hour. For added excitement, let the chef choose your entire meal with the I Don’t Give a F*@K option available during brunch and dinner. Just make sure to request a custom menu ahead of the visit to make the bride feel extra special.
Whether you’re visiting during the warm summer months and want to go all-out at a pool party at Maya Dayclub, or you’re headed to Scottsdale in the winter and visit Clubhouse at Maya’s casual outdoor bar — you’re sure to have a great time.
A post shared by Māyā Day & Nightlife (@mayaclubaz)
Embody the Western spirit of Scottsdale with a night of country music, dancing, and drinks at Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row, a casual bar that quickly becomes a raging party after dark. If you get lucky, you might even see its namesake country legend and Phoenix native at the bar.
The new 50 Shades of Rosé bar is what girl’s night dreams are made of with cocktails, lots of wine, and a menu that’s made to satisfy any craving — from a full pound of fries to the ‘Beef Cake Burger.’ Plus, the stunning bar goes all-out with its original art installations meant to transport visitors to the Garden of Eden.
A post shared by 50 SHADES OF ROSÉ (@50shadesofroseaz)
Cala might look like just another trendy hot spot, but in reality, it’s much more than that with a simple-yet-delicious menu imagined by Arizona culinary icon Beau Macmillan. Sip the Arizona-appropriate prickly sour with bourbon, prickly pear syrup, banana liquor, and citrus, while snacking on a shareable pizza for the ultimate casual dinner or light lunch. Plus, its aesthetic dining room and patio make it the perfect backdrop for photos.
There are few places that scream “bachelorette party!” like Wine Girl in the heart of downtown Scottsdale. Its 12 wines on tap, seemingly endless list of wines by the bottle, and assortment of snacks (charcuterie board anyone?) are enough to draw in large groups in need of a drink, but the Instagram-worthy decor and sparkly atmosphere are what makes it a must-visit for any group. It’s especially ideal for pre-dinner drinks.
Whether you’re staying in an Airbnb or at one of Scottsdale’s luxe resorts, the group is going to want to spend plenty of time poolside, and in Scottsdale, pool hopping is encouraged. Even if you have a pool where you’re staying, visitors should check out one of Scottsdale’s many pool parties. Some of the best poolside drinking can be achieved at Hotel Valley Ho’s OH Pool, accessed with the purchase of a day pass on ResortPass. From March through October, the pool bar hosts live music and pours frozen cocktails, transforming into a gathering of some of the most fun people in Scottsdale.
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