

Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–3 AM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–3 AM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4166 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85251
Phone: (623) 257-4145
Website: https://www.velvettaco.com/location/scottsdale/
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Reviews
Nice atmosphere, alcohol, dessert and a wide variety of tacos and bowls.
Food is flavorful and the potions size is generous, we all over ordered thinking it’d be smaller sizes and ended up stuffed or couldn’t finish. I’d come back again!
As a first-timer, the combo meal is the way to go, allowing you to sample two different tacos and a side. And trust me, these tacos are not your average street size! They are quite large and packed with flavor, so two are more than enough to fill you up. While the price is a little high for a counter-ordering restaurant, the unique ingredients and generous portions definitely make it feel worthwhile.
I was intrigued by the upstairs seating area, and the unique, modern decor and funky murals were really cool. Unfortunately, the tables were a bit sticky, and there was a strong cleaning smell in the air. We ultimately decided to grab one of the tables outside, which turned out to be a great choice for enjoying the beautiful Scottsdale weather.
Ultimately, Velvet Taco was a very positive first-time experience. The food was inventive, delicious, and filling. Despite the minor issue with the upstairs dining area, the friendly atmosphere and delicious tacos made it a memorable meal. I’m already looking forward to my next visit to try another unique creation!
The Spicy Chicken Tikka Bowl was colorful and generously portioned. The chicken had a nice tikka spice blend, and I appreciated the variety of toppings including what looked like cucumber, cabbage slaw, and rice. The flavors were there, though the spice level could have been kicked up a notch for my taste. Everything was fresh!
The Fried Paneer Taco was interesting. The paneer had a good crispy exterior, and I could see some sauce and garnishes that added visual appeal. The texture contrast worked well, though I found the overall flavor profile to be a bit safe. It needed either a bolder sauce or more seasoning to really make it stand out.
The presentation was casual and appropriate for a taco spot, served on parchment paper with a laid-back vibe. Portion sizes were fair for the price point.
This place is such a cool building where you can sit downstairs or upstairs and people watch the old Scottsdale area while you eat but the food is not good. We ordered the birria tacos and the chimichurri steak, these were both truly uneatable. The corn tortilla felt like biting into a dry tortilla toy made out of playdough, the cheese inside the taco was chewy and rubbery, the meat was too salt and the consome tasted like someone just threw a package of cheap ramen seasoning into a cup of hot water. The staff was very friendly and we liked the establishment but we really dont understand how they are making business with that food.
Nashville BBQ? Check and check.
We got the chicken tikka taco and the Nashville Tofu taco along with the more mainstream salmon taco. Fave was the salmon, but so cool to have those other options.
This is a counter service setup, pretty much a fast food model, and the atmosphere reflects that — pretty generic layout, but the upper level seating area gives you a nice view over Scottsdale.