My husband and I did the self-guided tour through Green Valley Ranch with the add-on drink package. We visited three restaurants and easily navigated from one location to the next in the allotted time. We appreciated the convenience of having a table ready for us and being seated immediately upon arrival. Items were brought out quickly, and the multiple courses were well-timed to keep the evening progressing. We started at Borracha with a Pablo Chacon, chips & salsa, dynamite Tacos, taquitos, and chile relleno. All were great, but the dynamite tacos were my favorite at this location. We moved to Bottiglia next with an Aperol Spritz, focaccia, caprese salad, meatballs, and rigatoni bolognese. Here the meatballs were the highlight. Finally, we moved on to Hank's, where we had a cucumber martini, steakhouse salad, a New York steak, fries with dill ketchup, and deep-fried oreos. The cucumber martini was the standout item of the evening (and I will be heading back to Hank's for another soon)! It was also nice to have the bill paid (with gratuity included) before we started. All of the servers took good care of us and added to the experience. We will definitely look for future opportunities to participate in another tour.

This is a scam! Ruined a new year trip. Stay away! We arrived in Vegas and booked a foodie tour for the next day. We received an email confirming our tour was booked. When we showed up 18 hours later to take the tour we were told our booking wasn’t confirmed and is not valid. But they charged us $248. This place is an hour unethical scam. Stay away at all costs.

We loved this experience! We talked about doing future tours while still on the tour! Each stop was ready for us, even though we arrived early, the staff was so friendly providing stellar service. We were so full when we were done though! Loved it!

Overall I like the idea of foodie tours. This is the 2nd one I’ve done (with this company) and unfortunately the first one (downtown arts district) was more impressive…my biggest issue with the Tivoli Village tour was everything to do with the first restaurant, Echo & Rig since my gf and I experienced great food and customer service at the other two (although at our previous foodie tour, part of the appeal was how much care was taken to explain each unique dish and there was much less of that on this tour. And the detailed care and uniqueness of the dishes made it feel more like an “experience” rather than just a nice “sampling” of foods). Anyway, I’ve already written detailed reviews of the subpar service & atmosphere, and merely adequate food at Echo & Rig so really my review of Finger Lickin Foodie Tours would be that yes, the tours are fun overall, but maybe don’t waste the money on the Tivoli Village one…instead opt for one of the downtown ones or maybe spend a bit more for a tour at one of the casino resorts. ‍♀️Oh and there was no human contact between myself and this company, but all the important info was easily received via email and whenever I needed to make a change, it was quickly dealt with. So the customer service from the foodie company is definitely a plus!

This was a really fun activity and a great way to try out different restaurants. My only suggestion would be to create foody tour menus that include small samples of a variety of different light dishes. We did the Downtown tour. Our first stop at Carson Kitchen was amazing. We were able to try many different items and it was a taste adventure. The food was incredible. The food at the next two stops was really good, but was mostly fried and very heavy. There is no way to eat that much fried food in less than two hours and really enjoy the experience. I would recommend keeping the fried food to a minimum, or extend the tour over the course of a 1/2 day and incorporate activities. The walk through Container Park was fun and did give us a chance to partially digest the fried food from the second restaurant before heading to the third one.