Alfredo was one of the best waiters I have ever had in my LIFE! He was so patient, friendly, and…read morewelcoming. His kindness truly made our trip. Muchas bendiciones!

Creekside American Bistro is an absolute must when visiting Sedona! Everything we ordered was to…read moredie for--every dish was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. The drinks were just as incredible, perfectly crafted and the perfect complement to an amazing meal. The atmosphere is relaxing, the views are beautiful, and the service made us feel so welcome. If you're looking for an unforgettable dining experience in Sedona, Creekside is the place to go. We can't wait to come back!

If you're looking for a breakfast spot in Sedona, AZ, I recommend trying the Coffee Pot Restaurant,…read morehome of the famous 101 Omelettes. The restaurant makes delicious butter biscuits and also serves lunch with American and Mexican options. We ordered corned beef hash, 2 eggs with homemade biscuits and a side of bacon. We added a kids French toast. Everything was delicious. There's indoor and outdoor seating along with a gift shop. We had very good service. Check it out when in the area. Happy Yelping :)

A coworker recommended The Coffee Pot to me before our trip to Sedona, and after hearing about…read moretheir famous omelet menu, it quickly made its way onto our breakfast list. After visiting the Pink Jeep tour, we headed over and immediately loved the vibe. The restaurant has a funky, eclectic feel that's full of personality, and we ended up sitting outside on the back patio, which was such a great atmosphere. It felt relaxed and distinctly Sedona. I'll address something that may be helpful for other travelers. As we were leaving, a group of women mentioned to us that they had experienced some prejudice during their visit. As a Black couple, that naturally gave us pause and stayed in the back of our minds while we were there. That said, I can only speak to our own experience, and throughout our visit we felt welcomed, comfortable, well-served, and completely taken care of. We saw a diverse mix of guests and staff, and everyone we interacted with was kind. I mention it only because I know other travelers may be looking for that perspective when researching places to visit when from out of town. Now for the food. The fresh-baked biscuits were massive and absolutely delicious. I also really enjoyed the coffee, and I have to mention the mugs because they were surprisingly cute and added to the charm of the experience. Of course, the real star here is the omelet menu. There are over 100 omelets to choose from, and as people who love a good omelet, we were in heaven. Our meals were excellent, and honestly, I wish we'd had more time in Sedona because I would have happily come back to work my way through several more options. When a restaurant specializes in something and does it well, I usually stick to what they're known for. Between the unique atmosphere, great coffee, giant biscuits, and seemingly endless omelet choices, The Coffee Pot ended up being one of our favorite breakfast stops in Sedona. If we ever make it back, it's definitely on the return list.

Upon visiting Sedona for the first time, we noticed that photos of food didn't seem that impressive…read moredespite prices being impressive. Outlaw Grille served as an exception. You order at the window, take a number, and seat yourself in a small shopping complex. While there's the option to sit inside a small/air-conditioned room, there's also shaded patio seating and seating in the hallway of the connected small shopping building, where most of the tables are. It's completely shaded but open to outside air. After ordering the The Morning After burger (Fried Egg, Bacon, Cheddar, Fresh Jalapenos) + small Seasoned Fries (for 1-2 people), we waited about 15 minutes for the food to be brought to our table. They were kind enough to cut the burger in half and provide an egg for each half, since they knew we were sharing!! Indeed, 1 burger and 1 small fry is enough to feed 2 people. As expected, the burger was juicy, flavorful, and the egg was perfectly fried to still be runny. Outlaw Grille is a small burger joint packed with big flavors. No frills, no nonsense -- just good ass food at reasonable prices. Bonus: asking for a free water cup will score you delicious Sedona spring water!

Outlaw Grille is one of my favorite stops in Sedona, especially after a long hike when your body is…read moreasking for a refuel. The Morning After burger is my go-to, and it hits every time. The egg was cooked perfectly, the spice level had just enough kick without turning lunch into a personal challenge. The silkiness of the egg is one of my favorite additions to any burger.  I've also had the pulled pork and brisket sandwiches in the past, and I'd recommend both. This place knows its way around meat without making it complicated. The sweet potato fries are another win crispy, hot, and not doing that sad limp fry thing that ruins everyone's afternoon. Overall, this is a staple Sedona burger stop for me. If you're coming off the trails and want something satisfying, this is the move. It can get very busy in the afternoon on the weekend, so just be aware that the wait can vary.

Holy home fries, Batman! This place makes PERFECT breakfast food. Potatoes are crispy outside,…read moremelty-soft in the middle. Eggs are cooked thru but not hard. And I'm sure their biscuit gravy is a gift from the gods, but that AMAZING biscuit surely does NOT need it. Fast, friendly service with a smile. A+++ experience!

This place is absolutely fantastic. We stopped in for breakfast this morning, and the reviews here…read morespeak for themselves. Both my parents and I rated this place a 10/10, A+. You'd never really notice this place unless you looked on Yelp or Maps, but it is definitely worth the stop. My mom and I split the Build your Own breakfast burrito which was fantastic. All of the ingredients were fresh and flavorful- and we loved the house made hot sauce. The Bloody Mary drinks are fantastic too. My dad ordered the biscuits and gravy and an omelet which he said were amazing. This place freshly squeezes fruits for juice which was a surprising touch. Seriously- get the orange juice. It was phenomenal. All in all, this is a small, quaint brunch place with a lot of soul. We will definitely be coming back at some point in our trip to try the cinnamon rolls!

We had the absolute best time! Stopped in on our girls trip to Sedona. We love a good dive bar! We…read moreweren't sure what to expect but the owners were amazing. The regulars were warm and welcoming. There was great live music. The most immaculate dive bar ladies room ever! Ten out of ten, no notes! Thanks for a great time.

Great spot to pop in for a beer (Coors light is the house beer $4) and chat with tourists and…read morelocals. The cheeseburger and onion rings also hit the spot. They were also nice enough to split it for us.

Phillip was so great with recommendations for food and hiking!! Thank you so much for the great…read morehospitality :)

Food was ok. Jesus was a great, attentive, friendly server…read more The ambiance was wonderful with fantastic views.

Friendly staff and quick lunch stop with something for everyone on the menu from young to old tastesread more

Solid place for a big appetite!! Come hungry the portions…read moreare huge and great for the price!

The BEST breakfast and lunch food in Sedona!…read more If you like hatch chile (my New Mexico peeps know!) the quilaquiles are to die for!!! The best I have had outside of New Mexico. Their green chile sauce is next level - never change it!?! Burger was also phenomenal! Inside is great - views of the airport are so fun. There's also a patio space.

This is hands down the worst meal that I have ever had, ever. I actually feel obligated to warn…read morepeople away from this restaurant. Even the cocktails were bad. But the food? Awful. We left both of our meals 3/4 uneaten. We had the calamari as an appetizer- it was soggy, but that wasn't the problem tbh- it was the other two dishes we ordered: the southwest pasta tasted bad. How do you screw up pasta? The description of the dish sounds delish, pasta, mushrooms, chicken, spinach in a tomato cream sauce, it was horrible. Something must have been spoiled in the above listed ingredients to have it taste that way. I had ordered the chicken lettuce wraps as my main and it tasted reheated. The Paloma and Smoky peach margarita had way too much alcohol and also had zero flavor, we asked for them to be removed from our bill because we could not drink them. You can enjoy sunset without eating here as there is a lookout. Save yourself the waste of money and don't eat here. We literally left the Mesa Grill and had to go grab food elsewhere. This place is a tourist trap.