Alpine Pedaler

We went on the Flagstaff Eats food tour, a part of this company. We had a wonderful time! Seven restaurants, tons of food and history along the way! This is our 8^th food tour and we really enjoyed this one! BTW, you guys need to charge more as this was the least expensive tour with the most amount of food from California to New Mexico to Texas!

This is as much fun as an adult can have! We went out with Heidi (Alpine’s owner), a group of English tourists, a pair of honeymooners and a family from Phoenix on First Friday in June. It was a mixed group but everyone was there to have fun!
The streets downtown were hopping, lots of galleries open and The Pedaler got us Happy Hour prices at The Lumberyard, Monsoon’s, The Weatherford and Altitudes.
We laughed and hollered, pedaled several blocks in downtown, blasted the tunes with everyone on the sidewalk waving, laughing and asking how to join in! At one point, one of our team lost a shoe in the excitement to «Pedal! Pedal! Pedal!» and we screeched to a stop while she hopped back to retrieve it from traffic.
I had started the trip with concerns about safety (a rolling cart in traffic, being propelled by liquored-​up middle agers?) Traffic was courteous, the vehicle is well-​lighted and our driver had safety as a priority. She made sure at the end of the evening that taxis were ordered for anyone who needed them.
Instead of a «Moveable Feast» think of it as «Happy Hour on Wheels». When I woke up the following morning, I was hoarse from laughing for hours with my new friends.