Sedona
Come here for some of the best, most authentic Mexican food in the region. Elote Cafe serves unusual traditional dishes you won't find elsewhere, like the…
Must-see restaurants in Sedona
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Sedona
If tamales aren't usually on your radar, this unassuming little spot is a great place to try them. Portions aren't huge, but everything is made from…
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Sedona
Though this lovely place fits perfectly into the groove and color scheme of Sedona, at the same time it feels like the kind of place you'd find in a small…
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Sedona
Prickly-pear ribs, butternut-squash ravioli, fireball chicken wings and a variety of salads bring an element of urban cool to Sedona. But it's not just…
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Sedona
This tiny local spot assembles gigantic sandwiches on slabs of homemade bread. A great choice for a picnic, as they pack 'em tight to-go, so there's less…
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Sedona
The best reason for coming to the Hideaway is to dine on the deck at sunset, when gorgeous red-rock views serve as the appetizer. As the name suggests,…
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Sedona
Stunning mountain views and divine (if steeply priced) Latin-inspired food from the grill are the hallmarks of this upmarket option from local celebrity…
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Sedona
Yes, it's a bit odd to choose to eat at an airport, on a patio next to airplanes, but 'airport' is a misnomer – it's really more of a landing strip for…
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Sedona
This contemporary spot in West Sedona offers salads, quinoa bowls and tantalizing cold-pressed juices to cure what ails you. Try the Super Human (with…
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Sedona
The line seems to be perpetually out the door at this Arizona chain, easily Sedona's best choice for an inexpensive meal at any time of day. Buffalo…
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Sedona
Featuring refined American cuisine with a French accent, the menu at this restaurant at L'Auberge de Sedona changes seasonally (you might find spring…
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Sedona
Specializing in French cuisine with Southwestern touches, Rene does meat best (lamb is a specialty), but even lunches go well beyond the sandwich/burger…
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Sedona
A go-to breakfast and lunch joint since the 1950s, the Pot is nothing fancy but gets the refueling job done, with massive plates of reasonably priced fare…
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Sedona
Look for the kokopelli on the window, then step inside and nab a seat – quickly, if it's Sunday morning (the place bustles with locals squeezing in…
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Sedona
This spacious brewery at Tlaquepaque Village will satisfy your post-hike drinking needs, with upmarket versions of pub food like fish and chips, charred…
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Sedona
Stock up on healthy groceries, good cheese and wines here. There's also a deli with good sandwiches and snacks.
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Sedona
Many claim the Black Cow's homemade ice cream is the best in town. Try the prickly pear.
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