Free natural water and I couldn't resist ! The water was cold and so good. The location is a bit…read moretricky to park you're coming from Sedona if you're coming from Flagstaff, it's perfect because it's right on the side of the road.. bring your water bottles

Immediately before pine flat campground... many signs for PF... y see the line of cars and a group…read moreof folks w the large blue water bottles. They were sweet to let me jump in as I had a half full gallon of water . I filled about 7 seconds to fill my gallon jug. The water is a steady pour out, like from local springs, like a natural well. The water tastes so pure and amazing! I'm grateful too have noticed it as I passed by. I had read about it before and knew that was it once I saw all the folks w water jugs! You'll like the water so stop in if you're hiking in the area

My favorite place to eat in Sedona! Great food & service!!…read moreBeautiful atmosphere & views!

This place is amazing!! Put it on your must-try list for Sedona…read more It has an amazing two story open patio out back, overlooking the trees and the creek. Inside is really cute - great seating options inside and out. The food was phenomenal! All of their breads are made in house and you can tell how fresh the they are. The house bread (with dipping sauce) and the foccacia are amazing. We tried the mussels, meatballs, and pizza and everything was great. Mussels in fra diavolo sauce were amazing - I got them extra spicy with more Calabrian chile and they were perfect! We also tried the bbq chicken pizza (thanks to the recommendation from the amazing bartender who was so helpful and friendly!) and it is the best we have had. Stop here for sure! Parking seems a bit limited so walk if you can or make it part of your day when stopping by anywhere close.

I kept the tradition alive & took my baby to the Red Rock Fantasy lights walk through :)…read more My favorite light display was Smurf themed, lol. Normally along the walk the resort provides complimentary hot cider, but they didn't have that this year. Instead along the walk through there were 2 areas to warm up! The first was a hot chocolate booth. The second was a rest area & I LOVED it :D The trees had twilkle lights, there were portable fire pits surrounded by chairs, Santa sitting near a big brick fireplace ready to take pics with kids (young & old!) & a booth that sold hot chocolate, coffee, chili, churros & smores kits! SMORES KITS!!!!! The girls & I sat around one of the fires & made smores while sipping on our hot chocolate :) What a memorable way to spend an evening with the person/people you love!

Every other year, on Thanksgiving week my family, and I mean ALOT of family (we usually have 4,5,6…read morerooms) comes here to Los Abrigados. My children, have always enjoyed it. It is beautiful...Depending on when Thanksgiving falls, we get to see the familys setting up their Christmas displays. It is so beautiful, and really brings in the Holidays. People come from all over to vote on their favorite display. The winner stays in the "stone house" the following year. PS. My sister and her hubby upgraded to the "houses" and hawe have been staying at the celebrity house. What a neat place. Private pool, spa ect...BUT Los Abrigados has changed a bit since they were bought out. It is still a wonderful place, and the spa and workout room ect... are a HUGH plus. Best massages Ive ever had.

Such a great place to stop and check out some beautiful sights. We stopped in at the Ranger Station…read moreon the was to Sedona. The ranger station has a really nice gift shop as well as informative things to see and read. They had a statue of Smoky the Bear, outfront.front as well. The parking was pretty full when we arrived "on a week day" so just be patient as this is a stop you'll definitely want to see. You can take awesome pictures right from the parking lot. When I was there, the moon was over a mountain, which made for beautiful picture.

The 7.5-mile drive serves as the gateway to Sedona. Along the way there are some must see sites. On…read morethe way in we stopped at Bell Rock. On the way out we stopped at the Chapel of the Holy Cross.

Owners there! Owners cooking! I was alone and welcomed like a guest at home. Home made pasta was…read moreexcellent. Pizza delicious- smoky and cheesy without being too much. More traditional ingredients vs the clique hippy style place up the road (which I also like). I bet it's incredible on their patio. The dining room was busy and clean, well kept. Beautiful handmade ovens.

This place has ruined me in the best way possible!! I will be dreaming of the delicious food here…read moreand am beyond excited for the next time I get to eat here. I am salivating as I type. We started with their Italian Salad, ordered the Ortolana Pizza and their Bolognese Special. When I bit into their Bolognese Pasta, I got schooled as to what Bolognese really tastes like. For the Ortolana Pizza, we added the honey chillin sauce to it and also requested for it to be made with their sourdough. Highly recommend both add one. Honestly the best pizza & pasta I've ever had. Since the dinner was beyond, we decided to get their tirimisu dessert, we were surprised at how large the serving was, absolute delicious, not too sweet. Just perfect. Presentation was phenomenal. Staff was so friendly & you could tell the chefs take such pride in their work!! Every seat is a great seat at this restaurant. We sat at the bar & it felt like we were able to really feel the soul of the restaurant right in front of the pizza oven!! Great place. Chef's kiss!! Xoxo

What a fantastic food experience!! We must return to Raleigh, NC with only a beautiful…read morememory.....and the pizza crust......? Can we ever find it at home? Amazing!

What a great find. Food was great. Our server Nina was wonderful. Definitely recommend it if you…read moreare visiting Sedona.

Staff was very accommodating. Patio seating was blissful! We ordered a bottle and sat at the…read morecreekside location and it was intimate and peaceful. Recommended bread and butter and the pizzas!

We finally made it to Page Springs Cellars after talking about going for ages, and it did not…read moredisappoint. It's about an hour and a half from Phoenix, but the drive went by pretty quickly. When we arrived, parking was simple, with separate areas for the public and members. We got there around 2 p.m., and there was already a line at the entrance, but we only waited about 10 minutes before being seated on the patio. The weather was perfect for sitting outside and enjoying a glass of wine. The menu had a ton of options, especially for flights, Chilled, Combo, Red, Dessert, Brandy, and more. The food menu was just as tempting, with plenty of choices. We started with the Red Flight and ordered the Chef's Taco Special and Truffle Kettle Chips, which paired really well with the wines. After that, we tried the Brandy Flight and finished with the Dessert Flight, and we ended up finding a few favorites among them. After tasting, we took a walk around the vineyard. There are outdoor tables where you can sit if you have pets with you, and one of the seating areas is right by the river. The sound of the water makes the whole place feel extra calm and relaxing. If you don't want to sit in the main restaurant area, you can also order everything picnic-style and enjoy your food and wine with the view. They do have a Wine Club for anyone who wants to visit regularly, but we didn't join because we're not big on commitment. Even so, we'll definitely be back. It's a great spot to unwind, sip some good wine, and just relax for a while.

Village of Oak Creek, is a laid-back residential & business community about 6 miles south of Uptown…read moreSedona's business hub. You'll find a few hotels, bed & breakfasts, & Airbnb rentals in town. There's also a beautiful golf course/country club called Oakcreek Country Club offering 18 holes. The town has it all ~ restaurants, shopping, art galleries, etc. It's far less busy than uptown Sedona. Home to also some of the most amazing hiking trails such as ~ Bell Rock, Courthouse, Yavapai Point, Woods Canyon, just to name a few. Friendly reminder to get a daily, weekly or annual Red Rock Pass in order to park at all the trailheads if you're interested in exploring the trails. Passes can be purchased at nearly all the trailheads or at the rangers station.

Excellent Anniversary dinner. Our server, Brandon, was superb. Thanks for the complimentary…read moredessert. The highlight of the evening was the gentleman Lance. From his initial greeting to the dinner's end, Lance added a personal and charming insight which made us feel not like customers, but more like close, old friends. Kudos Lance!

First rate service. Atmosphere was pleasant with nice…read moremusic in the background. Ordered the meatballs and calamari for appetizers. They did not disappoint. Veal/shrimp marsala dish was delicious. Pasta Bolognese was good but not fantastic. Lamb chops were so so. 4.5 to 5 rating

This is my favorite place in Sedona, every time I'm in town this is my num one place to go! Love…read morethe food and vibes!

Oh what an INCREDIBLE offering (all gluten-free, all vegetarian menu) in Sedona. Esp for those with…read moregluten sensitivities, it's a safe haven. Service was amazing too - attentive, friendly & joyous. Menu is innovative and while we didn't vibe with the taste of every item we tried, we enjoyed how healthy and gut friendly the food was. They say all their food is prepared in-house and is never from a can. Their dessert selection is amazing (tried the freshly baked vegan, GF scone which was soooo yum). The chocolates were good too but a tad overpriced imho. And omg, the seating in this restaurant is something else... there's PLENTY of inside and outdoor seating, incl their magical garden area.