Best Karaoke Bars in Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Arizona — updated August 22, 2026
Four Scottsdale bars for singers, from the Old Town spot with karaoke in its name to neighborhood rooms out on Shea and McDowell.
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Scottsdale's singing options split between Old Town, where two of the busiest bars sit a few blocks apart near Brown Avenue and Winfield Scott Plaza, and the neighborhood rooms further out on Shea Boulevard and McDowell Road. All four below are independent, and all four have enough reviews that their ratings are settled rather than provisional. Schedules for karaoke nights change, so confirm by phone or on the bar's own site before you plan an evening around a microphone.
1. The Grapevine Restaurant & Karaoke Bar
The only place on this list that puts karaoke in its legal name, which makes it the safest bet if singing is the whole point of the outing. It sits on North Brown Avenue in Old Town, an easy walk from the rest of the district's bars, and it operates as a full restaurant alongside the bar. The 4.1 rating is backed by more than 1,800 reviews, so it is a proven average rather than an early impression: a crowd this size tends to include both regulars and one-time visitors, and the number has held up. Check grapevineaz.com for current hours.
2. Giligin's
The highest-rated room here, at 4.5 across more than 1,700 reviews, which is a rare combination in Scottsdale bars: high marks that a large sample has already tested. It is on North Winfield Scott Plaza in Old Town, tucked off the main strip rather than fronting Scottsdale Road, which keeps it quieter on arrival than its neighbors. The brief does not confirm a karaoke schedule here, so treat it as a strong Old Town bar first and call ahead if you are going specifically to sing.
3. Duke's Sports Bar and Grill
A south Scottsdale sports bar on East McDowell Road, well away from the Old Town crowds and the parking that comes with them. It carries a 4.2 rating from more than 1,800 reviews, the largest sample in this guide, which makes it the most reliably judged room on the list even though the average sits in the middle. Expect a sports-bar setup with a full grill menu. As with the others, the brief lists no karaoke schedule, so verify nights at dukessportsbar.com before making the drive.
4. 92 Drinks + Eats (aka 92nd Street Cafe & Bar)
The north Scottsdale entry, at the northwest corner of 92nd Street and East Shea Boulevard, which puts it within reach of the neighborhoods up that way rather than requiring a trip downtown. It holds a 4.1 rating from more than 900 reviews, a solid sample but the smallest here, so the average is less firmly established than at the three larger rooms. The bar also serves food. Programming details are not confirmed in our research, so check letsdo92.com or phone ahead.