Bachelorette restaurants in Scottsdale that take big groups, from Old Town to North Scottsdale.
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Updated October 21, 2026 · 14 places · ratings from Google
Fire performers and live music are part of dinner at this Mexican-inspired steakhouse on Goldwater Boulevard, just north of Camelback Road, where a large indoor tree sits at the center of the room. The menu runs from premium tacos to a tomahawk steak, with vegan options. Toca Tuesday is an all-night happy hour, and weekend brunch brings tres leches French toast.
Flavors of Greece, Spain, Italy and Morocco anchor this coastal Mediterranean spot at the base of Old Town's Senna House hotel. Handmade pastas, fresh seafood and hand-tossed pizzas are made daily, and the patio has a 40-foot bar and cabanas. Weekends bring Cala Grand, a patio brunch buffet with chef-driven stations and spritzes.
Tapas-style small plates draw on Mexico, South America and the Far East at this Mexican-Asian kitchen on Scottsdale Road, where Chef Lorenzo López works with Arizona boutique farmers. The chefs suggest three to five dishes each, from rainbow ceviche and Korean beef tacos to sushi rolls. DJs spin Friday and Saturday nights, and a patio framed by a living wall hosts large private parties.
This 1920s-style speakeasy sits beneath The Americano on North Scottsdale Road, with just 52 seats and live jazz. Signature cocktails include Call the Paparazzi with cold brew and the Flapper Fizz, and martinis can come with a caviar bump. Reservations are highly recommended for the 120-minute experience.
Mediterranean plates and a long cocktail list fill this Scottsdale Waterfront spot, where a sprawling patio sits under big shade trees. The kitchen turns out braised short rib and lamb meatballs with tzatziki, while the marketplace sells pastries and gelato all day. Happy hour is weekdays from 3 to 6 p.m. in the bar and lounges.
Live DJs, craft cocktails and VIP tables with bottle service run from sunset until 2 a.m. on weekends at this lounge inside W Scottsdale. It occupies a corner of the WET Deck, the hotel's rooftop pool, with shaded outdoor seating. By day the deck hosts pool parties with cabanas and daybeds, open to non-hotel guests. The food menu is limited.
Seven floors up at the Canopy by Hilton Scottsdale Old Town, this rooftop lounge takes in 180-degree views of Old Town and Camelback Mountain. It's a cantina-style bar beside the rooftop pool, with fire pits, lounge seating and desert-inspired murals. Locally inspired cocktails and local craft beer go with Southwestern small plates, and a DJ spins on Saturday nights.
Lisa Vanderpump's restaurant sits on the seventh floor of Caesars Republic Scottsdale, in the former Seven space, with views of Camelback Mountain. The global menu includes herb and Gruyère pull-apart bread, fried goat cheese balls with hot honey and lobster ceviche crisps, and there's live entertainment. It opened in December 2025.
Espresso martinis come in flights of three, the draft list runs to spritzes and slushies, and cocktails can be ordered as punch bowls. A DJ plays Thursdays from 6 to 8. Nick Mathers' Wish You Were Here Group is behind this coastal southern Italian restaurant at Scottsdale Fashion Square, inspired by Pantelleria and the Aeolian Islands. Wood-fired pizzas and house-made pastas anchor the menu.
Tower Hour runs 4 to 6 p.m. daily in the bar and lounge at this wood-fired steakhouse on Camelback Road, and the seafood tower arrives hot from the hearth, not on ice. Sunday brunch pours bottomless mimosas and martini trees for six to 12. The hidden Green Room, a private space, has its own bar. Dress code: elegant and chic.
This Old Town steakhouse moved into the former RA Sushi space, pairing USDA prime and dry-aged cuts with live DJs and a wrap-around bar. Starters include A5 wagyu potstickers and tuna tartare, and The Cloud dessert gets its cotton candy lit tableside. The main floor seats 184 for dinner or holds 250 for cocktails.
Inside The Scott Resort & Spa, this restaurant channels 1930s Havana with Cubanos, tostones and a gaucho steak with masa potato cakes. Wednesdays bring dominoes and chess, and Friday nights screen classic films at dusk with Mexican street popcorn. Brunch runs daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., with live music on the patio on Sundays.
A bookshelf door in this Main Street cocktail lounge opens to the Secret Room, a private space for up to 15. Brick walls and gold accents frame drinks like the Banana For Scale and the barrel-aged Silver Fox. The kitchen serves until 1:30 a.m., and happy hour runs weekdays from 4 to 7 p.m.
A historic Southwestern pottery shop on Scottsdale Road now holds this modern Mexican spot, with an open kitchen, playful décor and an extended outdoor patio. The scratch kitchen turns out Brussels sprout nachos with a fried egg, street corn queso and grilled corn dusted with Flamin' Hot Cheetos. Happy hour runs daily from 3 to 6 p.m., and brunch runs Friday through Sunday.