Fremont Walking Culinary Experience

Happy family having barbecue party in backyard - Young friends celebrating at dinner drinking red wine at sunset - Focus on wine glass

About

Explore a different side of Vegas and join us on a guided tour underneath the world’s biggest video screen and learn about the surrounding area while enjoying a culinary melting pot, including 4 favorite local restaurants and 10 dishes from around the world, all at historic downtown Freemont!

   What's included:

    •  Food bill at 4 different restaurants, tips, and tax towards establishments included.
    •  Sight-seeing tour with multiple local trendy and highly rated areas.
    •  CPR, First-Aid certified tour guide
    •  A discount towards any other excursion of your choice

What's not included:

    •  Round-trip transportation
    •  Gratuities for your assigned tour guide
    • Alcoholic drinks - May be purchased separately or as an upgrade package ($45), including 4 crafted cocktails hand selected and paired with your meal at each stop by your assigned guide.

Pricing

    •  $130 per person on all third parties.
    •  $99 when booking directly through us or on Fareharbor.
    • Upgrades:
      •  $45 Alcohol Pairing - handcrafted cocktails to combine with your culinary experience at each location. Choose an option from our crafted cocktail menu.

What to expect:

    •  Our enthusiastic tour guide will meet everyone at the Plaza hotel, which marks the beginning point of the Fremont street experience. Here you will learn the local history, culture, and fun stories which you won’t find anywhere else.
    •  Walk beneath the biggest video screen in the world. Enjoy the party city at its original taste, and walk by some of the oldest casinos in the city.
    •  Explore sin city’s culinary culture by visiting 4 local favorite restaurants and savor over 10 kinds of entrees from around the world.
    •  Visit some trendy and famous spots on the way like the famous Container Park and Art Alley.
    •  A Discount on other excursions (%15-%20 off)

What you should bring

    • Comfortable clothes and shoes as the route is approx. 1.5 miles.
    • Extra water, if needed.
    • A government-issued ID (if you’re drinking)
    • Dress accordingly to the weather
    • Cash for tips and/or purchases
    • A camera for your own photos

Itinerary:

  • Meet Up
    • In front of the Plaza Hotel.
  • First stop: California Hotel for Aloha Specialties
    • Las Vegas is the 9th island of Hawaii, as we actually have the most native Hawaiians outside of Hawaii. Mention the discounts Hawaiians get and more fun facts about Hawaii.
  • Pass by stop: Golden Nugget
    • Has Chihuly art pieces that are also inside of the Bellagio. Chihuly is one of the top glass artists, and his works are featured in a majority of Wynn casinos/hotels. Also, the world's largest golden nugget is here, found in Victoria, Australia, at a whopping 65 lbs. It was also previously Frank Sinatra’s favorite casino, even after everything moved down to the Strip. Their pool was featured and built by “Tanked.”
  • Bathroom break.
  • Back-Up Spot:
    • Another option is the Binions Hotel instead of the Golden Nugget. Work with your crowd. If they’re more interested in Mob history, the Binions was originally the Mint and Hotel Apache (the Golden Nugget was built by Guy McAfee and also has mob history, but the Binions has A LOT of mob history). Benny Binion purchased the hotels after going on the run from the local police department in Dallas, Texas. Becoming the biggest crime lord Texas had seen at the age of 18. Engaging in racketeering, bootlegging, and murder. Eventually, building Binion into what it is today, which also happens to be the World Series Poker birthplace.
  • Pass By Spot
    • While passing Mob Museum, mention how it was originally a post office and a federal courthouse. Talk about Oscar Goodman as before he was mayor, he was a mafia lawyer and also talk about the founding of the Mob museum itself.
  • Second Stop: Tacos and Miches:
    • A favorite among the locals, mention this hole in the wall and what they’re known for. Eating Birria Ramen and Tacos here, mention the starting place of Birria and how they’ve changed it to make it their own. (ADD MORE FACTS)
  • Third Stop: Le Thai/Thai Bangkok
    • One of the most popular local restaurants among the people in Fremont. Bangkok Thai goes about Thai food in a different manner. Emphasizing Thai flavors while also experimenting with an American fusion. Mention how Thailand decided that they wanted to dominate in a tourist niche and decided to train chefs to send all over the world. Mention Indian influence in Thai cuisine.
  • Last Stop: Container Park - Bin 702, Mob Pizza, and Pinches Tacos are in the Container Park.
    • 42 shipping containers turned into start-ups and local shops. Top-rated whiskey bar and 2nd highest-rated in the United States, Oak, and Ivy, is also inside. Every 2 weeks is Second Sunday, where they bring local artists in to sell their products. Give guests a chance to explore the container park before the final stop. We can end at the container park or walk down to Fergusons if they want more history.
  • End: Fergusons
    • A motel that was gutted and turned into a shopping center. Part of Tony Hsieh’s project was to revitalize downtown after he moved his company, Zappos, to Las Vegas. Tony passed away in 2020 after selling his company to Amazon and died in a tragic house fire (they found LSD in his system).

  • Once the tour has ended, the tour guide asks for reviews tactfully and sends an email featuring the commemorative photo taken at the final stop and on tour, as well as links to leave a review.

FAQS:

  • What are the age requirements?
    • All ages are welcome to join us; note any alcohol pairing upgrades are only available for those 21 years and older and are required to show a valid government-issued ID upon arrival.
  • What does the ticket price cover?
    • The ticket price covers the tour and all dishes at every restaurant. Alcohol may be purchased as an upgrade for an extra fee.
  • Are you able to accommodate allergies?
    • We are able to accommodate any allergies as long as we’re given 24-hour notice. Our company is not liable for any allergy-related issues that may occur if proper notification isn’t received prior to your booked date.
  • How long is the tour?
    • The tour runs approximately 3 hours. (6 PM - 9 PM) Clients MUST arrive 15 minutes prior to their booked time. We will not accommodate any late arrivals, and no-shows are nonrefundable.
  • How many people are in a single group?
    • There are to be no more than 15 per tour guide. Private groups of 2 or more may be accommodated for an extra fee.
  • Where does the tour start and end?
    • The tour begins at Plaza Hotel; you’ll then stop at multiple locations before ending your tour at The Container Park.
  • Is this tour pet-friendly?
    • While our other tours are pet friendly, this one, unfortunately, isn’t. Most restaurants we visit have a strict no-animal policy. We apologize for the inconvenience.
  • What is your refund policy?
    • We have a 48-hour cancellation policy; you may cancel for a full refund or reschedule at no extra charge 48 hours prior to your booked date. Any reservation changes after the 48-hour window are non-refundable and will incur a $30 per person rescheduling fee.