I was so impressed with the communication, planning, and outcome of the special bachelor party…read moreevent AZBrew provided us with! My brothers' friends and I all met up easily and the tour blew our minds with delicious beer, great behind-the-scenes access and information, yummy dinner, and so much personal attention to detail. SUPER happy people, would HIGHLY recommend this tour operator to anyone interested in a great local experience. They are amazingly knowledgeable, prepared, accommodating and kind. super fun!

When I first reached out and spoke with the owner, I couldn't believe they hadn't had a review in…read moretwo years! Nice guy, tells me everything I needed to hear. Then he basically ghosts me. If you want what this company was offering, rent a party bus. It's cheaper and you can explore without an itinerary. I won't say which party bus company we went with, but they're out of Queen Creek and it's a Ride that Rambles.

Long way from home…read more Acoustic Cyotes were remarkable and their American Pale Ale is really good.

Umm, the place smelled like puke inside or stale beer! you guys need better ownership & mngt in…read morethere! ugh! and the food truck "Food" was absolutely nasty! avoid this Rat Hole! not worth the $

Luke and Shelby made sure we had an awesome experience. We tasted several different types of beer…read moreand learned a bit about the brewing process. Met wonderful people and had a lot of laughs and conversations. Would do it again.

Luke is the coolest tour guide out! We had the best time for our friends bachelors! Great tour and…read moregreat drinks and great services!

This is a really great idea for a private group. Though pricey, we had plenty of beer- but no food…read moreuntil some trail mix at stop 3. Plan accordingly, thank goodness we brought snacks. The 3 breweries we went to were a great mix of large to small, all with different vibes and types of beer which was great. The three stops were Phoenix Ale Brewery, Wren House, and The Shop. The main point holding me back from a better rating is the transportation. The van was TIGHT for seating 14 (and we only had 13), I mean we were practically on top of each other, and the AC was not working in 100 degree PHX heat. Everyone was uncomfortable. Phoenix Ale Brewery was the largest facility and had a great variety of beer, but heads up no AC. They also gave us pint glasses which everyone was excited about. Wren House was so cozy we instantly felt at home and started playing jenga at the table. This was the best presentation of beer as everyone got a 4-beer flight. Our best stop on the tour was at The Shop (formerly Cartel Brewery) because a brewery employee came in the back with us and really gave us some personal insight to the company and the process. She was so personable, and everyone appreciated the hospitality they offered us at this stop.

Review for a Saturday evening tour: - lucky no one else…read moresigned up! Hubs and I had a great time with Joshua. - as it's just 2 of us, your went by fast and took 2.5 hours. - visited 3 breweries: Phoenix, Cartel and Wren House. - we had beer tours in San Diego, Mexico, Petaluma area. The Phoenix breweries were on par with the rest. Really awesome to know! - would definitely go again next time I'm in Phoenix!

Hector is a great guide and really made the experience special! He was extremely responsive and…read moreeasy to work with throughout the process. We did a private tour group and it went perfectly!

Without question, worth a Saturday afternoon and the cost. Three microbreweries with a flight of…read morefour 6 oz pours at each. Safe and entertaining transportation between them. Ooh, and learn a bit about the Tucson craft beer scene and history of beer making from your host and driver Hector. Absolutely a great time. Talk to them about private tours or just sign up for a random afternoon and have a great time and enjoy some really great beers while supporting local businesses!

What started as a plan to head to Queen Creek Olive Mill for Garlic Fest turned into us deciding to…read moreskip the crowds and simply enjoy a delicious breakfast and that we did! Queen Creek Olive Mill is such a delightful place to spend some time. Of course, seeing the olives are fantastic, but their infused olive oils and the dishes they create with them are equally worth enjoying. There's something so relaxing about sitting outside in the shaded portion of the property, looking out over the grounds, and even taking a little stroll among the numerous olive trees. I ended up ordering the ricotta eggs on focaccia, and gosh darn, they were DELICIOUS. The white truffle-infused olive oil was absolutely the star of the dish. It added just the right amount of rich, savory truffle flavor without overpowering the creamy eggs. The focaccia was flavorful, perfectly suited for soaking up all those delicious flavors, and made the whole dish feel extra indulgent. My partner went with the bacon, potato, and ricotta breakfast sandwich, which he really enjoyed as well. It was hearty, flavorful, and a great choice for breakfast. Even though we originally came for Garlic Fest, we ended up having such a lovely and relaxing morning just enjoying the property and the food.

I love this market and restaurant! They have a great variety of olive oils, specialty foods,…read morepremade meals, beauty items and wine -- my favorite! I especially love that you can sample many of the oils, jams and BBQ sauces before buying. I ordered from the Del Piero Kitchen and enjoyed the Mill Meatballs, which had great flavor, and the garlic Parmesan frites -- YUM! I also had a Hugo Spritz. A little sweet for me, but still refreshing. There are plenty of tables for small and larger groups, plus a bar where you can order drinks. I was tempted by the premade pasta and sauce dinners to take home, but decided to buy some wine instead. It was busy inside and quieter outside since we visited in mid-August, but they had the misters going. I can imagine how great the outdoor space and events are when the weather cools down. Definitely need to come back in the fall!

This was a lot of fun and an insightful tour! Our guide James Beach was a TON of fun and made the…read moretour worth it. He had a lot of stories and history about the area which was interesting to learn about the area. We stopped at about 5 restaurants and the food from each of the restaurants was really good at each stop. If you are looking for a fun tour to learn more about the Scottsdale area, this is a good one. Be ready for a lot of walking though, and wear comfortable walking shoes!

Our tour was a great introduction to Old Town Scottsdale! Our guide, John (or James as he was known…read morefor our tour!), was such a great host. He shared so much background not only about the food but about Scottsdale itself. The stops were well planned and provided a great variety of items to sample. Our trip included pizza, tacos, a pasty, macarons, gelato, margaritas, beer, tea, popcorn and spice blends. I also thought the price was really fair for what we got. Highly recommend Taste It Tours and our guide John!

Wow! What a great experience and such a fun time with Captain Kirk and Monica at the helm! Safe,…read morefun, great time learning all about Scottsdale too! You won't regret booking with them, fun, personable, thoughtful, and great time!

We were in the Scottsdale area on vacation and came across their website. We texted them and…read morereceived a call back from Monica within 15 minutes. We booked an Ice cream and Gelato tour around Old Town and the Waterfront and were picked up within 15 minutes by "Captain Kirk". He is a very warm and personable guide. He was well versed in the area including buildings/archetecture, public art, history of the area, restaurants and entertainment venues. We had three stops on the tour for 1) Ice cream, 2) gelato and 3) sorbet. All were excellent. We certainly had our fill of sweet treats, all included in the price of the tour. We would certainly recommend this company for one of their many various tours, based on this experience. It was a weekday in January so just be aware that you may need to make more advanced reservations than we did. Thank you Monica and Kirk.

Since a kid, I've periodically visited Goldfield Ghost Town. When we have family visit from…read moreEngland, this is often a destination to visit as well. When the weather is cooler (November - February), this place is gorgeous to walk around and also take in the views of the Superstition Mountains. It's on my radar to return as I enjoy the restaurants, shops, and scenery. I think it would be a great date day with my boyfriend who has never been. Definitely worth checking out if you are in the area!

It's a beautiful place with a nice western town vibe. Has lot of cool gift shops, history,…read moreatmosphere and so much more. There is plenty to see and do and it's just got an amazing vibe to it. It's worth checking out for more history and exploration of Arizona and of course the gold mine. There is so much to see at the museum as well and the staff are extremely friendly. They have so much to offer and prove more of the interesting history of the mine. As well as make sure you are having a fun time exploring this fascinating ghost town. It is more than just an attraction, its like an experience worth checking out. I also like the museum the town has. Even though you have to pay between $5-$10 depending if you're an adult or a kid, it is still fun to check it out. And learn more of the legend of the mine that many have spent decades looking for. There is also a zip line near here too but because of the intense heat I did not think to give it a try the day I went here. In the end, this is a solid place to check out and go to. There is so much to see, amazing vibes, fantastic customer service, and overall just a fun place to check out.

Beware! 9 passengers in the tour van and the driver was…read moreexceeding the speed limit constantly by driving 85 MPH, passing semi's! He was also looking at his phone, searching for music while driving 85 MPH in the high speed lane. Sure, he was quite knowledgeable about Sedona and Jerome but, our lives were at risk. (I was sitting to the rear right of the driver & could see the speedometer). The other van following us could not keep up with us, no wonder why?! I believe this drivers name is Zack. If you value your life/safety beware!

We did the Grand Canyon and Sedona day trip tour with Cynthia, our tour guide/driver. The trip was…read morevery nice and we learned a lot from Cynthia who is very knowledgeable. It was a very long day so be prepared if you want to go. The seats in the van are small so a large person probably could not do it there were 10 passengers. The passenger seat seats were like this: front row seats-3 across, 2nd row-2 across, 3rd row-2 across, back row-4 across. There was 1 cup holder per row and there was wifi and phone chargers. An ice chest with bottled water was also provided . gratuities are not included. We had a nice day but you are in the van traveling most of the day