Cuptown Coffee/Tea

A small inn at 376 Cedar Street in Sedona, a quiet street close to the middle of town. The innkeepers are Noreen and Malachy. Booking is not handled at a front desk: availability goes through Foothills Property Management, which is who answers when you call (928) 282-9533. Email can be sent to info@rosetreeinn.com. Because it is a small property, rooms are limited and dates fill in busy seasons, so ask early. Confirm the check in arrangements when you book, since a property without a staffed desk usually arranges key pickup or a code ahead of your arrival.

Mexican cooking at 350 Jordan Road in Sedona, with a menu drawn from markets in Mexico rather than standard border fare. The kitchen has published cookbooks, and gift certificates and merchandise are sold through the site. Reservation and seating policies are posted online, and they matter here, because the dining room is popular and walk in seats are limited. Hours are not listed here, so check before you go. Call (928) 203-0105 or email info@elotecafe.com to ask about a table, about the current menu and about how far ahead reservations open for the date you want.

Rooms at 230 Apple Avenue, a short walk from the shops and restaurants in the middle of Sedona. Dogs are welcome, and the hotel describes steps it takes to run in a more eco friendly way. Alongside standard rooms there is a set of larger villa units. Seasonal specials appear from time to time, and the site keeps an area guide and a list of local events for guests planning their days. Reach the desk at (928) 282-7176, or email reservations@matterhorninn.com, to check dates, ask about pet rules and any added fee, and confirm parking and check in times before you arrive.

Arizona Safari Jeep Tours runs guided jeep tours around Sedona. Tours leave from Uptown Sedona, and the office is at 335 Jordan Rd. Kids are welcome on the trips. The office is open every day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. The company offers several tour choices, such as the Rim Run Supreme Jeep Tour and the Vortex Experience Jeep Tour. It says it has been running tours for more than 20 years. Gift cards can be bought too. To book a seat or ask which tour fits your group, call (928) 282-3012 or email info@safarijeeptours.com. Ask how long each tour lasts and how rough the ride is.

Breakfast and lunch at 345 Jordan Road in Sedona. Wildcraft Kitchen opens from 7 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon, Tuesday through Saturday, and is closed Sunday and Monday. The kitchen describes its cooking as organic. A short window like that means the room is busiest mid morning, and the doors shut earlier than a visitor might expect, so do not plan a late lunch here. Call (928) 862-2541 to check the menu on the day, ask about a table for a group, or find out whether anything can be ordered to go before closing.

Coffee, pastries and light bites are the offer at Sedona Coffee House, 2081 W State Rte 89A in Sedona. The shop's site describes locally roasted coffee, fresh baked pastries with gluten-free options, savory snacks, comfortable seating and wifi, which makes it a spot you can sit and work in. Hours are 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., seven days a week, so it closes in the afternoon. Call (928) 451-5937 to check on a holiday. No email address is on file. The menu changes with the season, so the counter board is the current list.

Starbites Coffee is a cafe at 1 North Highway 89A, Sedona, AZ 86336. The phone number is (928) 204-5951. Map records tag it as a cafe, list the cuisine as coffee_shop, and note that there is outdoor seating, which is the one comfort detail we can confirm. Everything else is missing from this page. We do not have open hours, a food menu, prices, a website, or a note about parking, and parking is worth knowing about on that stretch of highway. Call ahead if you are making a trip for it. If you run this shop, send a correction with hours and we will add them.

A coffee shop at 1885 West State Route 89A in Sedona. Starbucks here has a drive through, which is the quickest option when the parking lot is full, and orders can be taken away rather than eaten in. Opening and closing times are not posted here, so call (928) 300-5842 before an early or late trip, since a store in a tourist town often shifts its hours with the season. The drive through line can back up on busy mornings, so give yourself extra time if you are on the way to work. Ask about seating and mobile orders on the phone.