Where is the best brunch in Old Town Scottsdale?

For a lively, party-leaning brunch, Hash Kitchen brings a DJ and a build-your-own Bloody Mary bar. For patio energy and mimosas, Morning Squeeze and Diego Pops are Old Town favorites. For a wellness-minded menu, Farm & Craft is the pick, and for a polished waterfront setting, Olive & Ivy along the Scottsdale Waterfront is hard to beat.

Which Scottsdale brunch spots have bottomless mimosas?

Bottomless and build-your-own drink options are common across Old Town brunch spots, including Hash Kitchen's Bloody Mary bar and mimosa flights at patio spots like Morning Squeeze and Diego Pops. Availability and pricing change, so confirm the current bottomless package when you reserve, especially for larger groups.

Do you need a reservation for brunch in Old Town Scottsdale?

For weekends, yes. Old Town brunch gets busy, and the most popular patios fill by mid-morning. Reserve ahead for groups of six or more, and aim for an earlier seating on Saturdays and Sundays to skip the longest waits.

Best Brunch Spots in Old Town Scottsdale (and Nearby)

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Brunch in Old Town Scottsdale is practically a sport. This walkable district packs colorful patios, DJ-fueled mornings, and bottomless-mimosa institutions into just a few blocks, and the surrounding neighborhoods, from the Scottsdale Waterfront to Arcadia, round it out with everything from wellness bowls to Mediterranean spreads. Here are the best brunch spots in and around Old Town, sorted by the kind of morning you’re after.

For the Party Brunch: Hash Kitchen

If your idea of brunch involves a DJ, a build-your-own Bloody Mary bar, and over-the-top plates, Hash Kitchen is the move. It leans all the way into the celebration energy, which makes it a go-to for bachelorette groups, birthdays, and anyone who wants the morning to feel like an event. Come hungry and reserve ahead on weekends.

For Patio Energy and Mimosas: Morning Squeeze

Right in the heart of Old Town, Morning Squeeze is the reliable crowd-pleaser: a sunny, upbeat patio, a big menu of brunch classics, and mimosa flights made for group photos. It’s casual, central, and easy to walk to from anywhere in the district, which makes it a perfect anchor for a morning out.

For Tacos and Rooftop Vibes: Diego Pops

Diego Pops brings a fun, modern-Mexican spin to brunch, brussels sprout nachos, birria, and a lively patio scene. It’s a favorite for groups who want something a little different from the standard eggs-and-toast lineup, with cocktails that keep the party going.

For Wellness-Minded Eats: Farm & Craft

Not every brunch has to end in a food coma. Farm & Craft, on Old Town’s edge, builds its menu around fresh, wellness-forward plates and a leafy, shaded patio that feels like an oasis. It’s the spot for the crew that wants a green juice and an açaí bowl next to someone ordering the full stack, everyone leaves happy.

For Waterfront Polish: Olive & Ivy

Just across the way at the Scottsdale Waterfront, Olive & Ivy delivers a more elevated, Mediterranean-leaning brunch with a beautiful canal-side patio. It’s the pick when you want the setting to match the occasion, think anniversaries, milestone birthdays, or a bachelorette brunch that wants to feel a touch fancier.

For a Cozy, Local Morning: The Herb Box

Tucked into the Southbridge area of Old Town, The Herb Box is a longtime local favorite for a relaxed, from-scratch brunch. Fresh, seasonal plates and a welcoming patio make it the choice when you want quality and calm over a scene.

Just Outside Old Town: Arcadia’s Best

A few minutes away, the Arcadia neighborhood is worth the short hop for brunch:

The Henry, a stylish, all-day spot near Camelback with a sprawling patio, a coffee bar, and a menu that does brunch classics with flair.
Chelsea’s Kitchen, a warm, wood-and-patio American spot beloved for weekend brunch and a genuinely great outdoor setting.
Ingo’s Tasty Food, a casual, fresh, garden-patio favorite for lighter, feel-good plates.
Postino, the go-to for a laid-back bruschetta-and-wine brunch with an easy, social vibe.

Match the Spot to Your Morning

The vibe you want	Where to go
Full-on party brunch, DJ, Bloody Mary bar	Hash Kitchen
Central patio and mimosa flights	Morning Squeeze
Modern Mexican, lively patio	Diego Pops
Fresh, wellness-forward plates	Farm & Craft
Elevated waterfront setting	Olive & Ivy
Cozy, local, from-scratch	The Herb Box
Arcadia charm, worth the short drive	The Henry, Chelsea’s Kitchen, Ingo’s, Postino

Group tip: for six or more, reserve ahead and ask about bottomless or build-your-own drink packages when you book. Weekend patios fill by mid-morning, so an earlier Saturday seating saves you the longest waits.

Make It a Full Day in Scottsdale

Old Town’s brunch scene is the perfect launchpad, close to the shops, the galleries, the nightlife, and the Sonoran Desert just outside town. A popular play for groups: brunch in Old Town, then trade the patio for the open desert on a guided tour before the evening kicks off.

Our U-Drive guided ATV and sand buggy tours put the whole crew behind the wheel with expert guides, and they’re an all-ages way to see the real desert that most brunch-goers never do. Planning a celebration? We also run bachelorette party experiences and VIP private tours built around groups.

Want the rest of the food scene too? See our roundups of the top restaurants to try in Scottsdale and the best eats in nearby Cave Creek. Ready to add an adventure to your brunch day? Call us at (480) 837-3966 or book a desert tour and we’ll help you build the perfect Scottsdale day out.