Yes, the Casa de Guadalajara review was incorrectly listed as being in Scottsdale. It applies to Casa de Guadalajara restaurant in Old Town State Park of San Diego.

Not from there, so I’m not sure, but I can imagine that it would be busier than other times during the year.

All around the streets. Also two parking garages with no cost. One called the corral and the other behind brown street

Dear Manth10, Much better on Monday due to crowds and parking. Don’t miss Souvenir Stores with excellent prices. Enjoy!!

7 am - 11 am on Saturdays but I believe they are now closed for the summer months.

You can rent bikes and tour around the area, or even go on a bike tour (fat bikes has a tour). Last I think there are segway tours, but not 100% positive. It is a happening place for college kids, but yours are too young for the drinking establishments.

Just driving through old town is fun enough. But I would recommend stopping at Seas candy store. It’s definitely a bucket list item some of the best chocolate around. There are a couple of side streets that have the unique gift shops. My only other recommendation would be to drive through at night time when all the lights are on and everybody is out and bouncing around. Craft 64 is an awesome restaurant has wood fired pizza salads and sandwiches farm to table freshness. Unless she needs a lot of souvenirs driving through can be just as much.

Hi and Let me answer as a native of Scottsdale. I think parking is really nothing to worry about! Your hotel is one way or some of us natives who aren't use to the 3 hour limit is some spots...just move our car to the next place we are going. Also lots of free parking of some streets and garage by Olive and Ivy is a great place to park. Its was a bit crowed last weekend because of Spring break and Spring baseball games however we found parking with a little patients. Have Fun!!!! March and April are beautifull here in Scottsdale! Kathleen Native of Scottsdale