The Secret Garden Café

Beer brewed on site and a food menu built around it, at 336 Highway 179 in Sedona, suite D201. There is outdoor seating, and the building is wheelchair accessible. The kitchen and bar run events and monthly specials, which are posted online rather than fixed. Saturday hours are 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Other days can differ, so check before you go, especially in the evening. Call (928) 282-3300 to ask about the current schedule, to check whether a table is free or to arrange a larger group. Menu and booking questions can also be sent to Nate.ocbg@gmail.com.

Pump House Station is a restaurant at 313 State Route 179, unit D10, in Sedona. Breakfast and lunch run every day of the week, from 8 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon. On Friday and Saturday the kitchen opens again in the evening, from 5 until 8. There is seating outdoors as well as inside, which is worth knowing on a mild day. Hours at small restaurants move with the season, so a quick call before you drive over is never wasted. The address puts it in one of the shopping courts along the highway, with parking on site.

Arizona wine is poured upstairs in the El Rincon courtyard at Tlaquepaque, in a small tasting room that keeps a short list and changes it often. Food is not served, so come after a meal or plan to eat elsewhere. Dogs are welcome. Seats are first come, first served, and there are no reservations. The room opens at 11 every day and closes at 6, except Friday when it runs to 7 and Saturday when it runs to 8. Calls are not answered inside the shop. Write to vinozonajerome@gmail.com, or send a text to (928) 284-8053, if you have a question before you visit.

Fine art is the business at Mountain Trails Galleries Sedona, 336 Patio Azul in Sedona. The gallery site groups its work into artists, monuments, estate art and giclee prints, and it runs gallery tours and artist events through the year. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Call 928-282-3225 or email fineart@mountaintrailssedona.com to ask which artists are showing, since the walls change with the event calendar. Event dates are not kept in this record, so check with the gallery before making a trip for one.

American food served at 251 Highway 179 in Sedona, a block off the main road through town. There is a full bar with wine, spirits and locally brewed beer alongside the menu. The dining room is set up for a casual meal rather than a formal one, and the setting is a draw in its own right. Hours are not listed here, so call ahead, particularly if you are planning a late lunch or an early dinner. The number is (928) 282-1705. Questions about private bookings and larger groups can be sent to Alexis@wildthymegroup.com. Reservations are worth making in busy months.

Italian food in Sedona, at 6701 W State Route 89A on the western edge of town. Dining in, takeout and catering are all offered, and tables can be reserved ahead. The bar shows games, and the restaurant posts upcoming events on its own site rather than keeping a fixed schedule. Ordering online is an option if you would rather collect your food. Hours are not listed here, so call before you go, particularly on a weeknight. The number is (928) 254-9544, and email can be sent to dan4peace@aol.com. Ask about group bookings and catering packages when you get in touch.

A Mexican fast food counter at 361 Forest Road in Sedona. Chipotle builds burritos, bowls, tacos and salads to order, and food can be taken away. The listed hours run from 10:45 in the morning to 10 at night, every day of the week, though the company website shows a shorter day, so call (928) 282-5800 if you are heading over late. Ordering ahead online is the usual way to skip the counter line at lunch. Catering for a group is offered as well, and that has to be arranged in advance rather than on the day.

Vegetarian cooking at 1595 West Highway 89A in Sedona, with organic ingredients and a garden seating area alongside the indoor dining room. Food is made in house, and a small shop sells chocolates, nut butters, teas and other packaged goods. Hours split across the week: Tuesday and Wednesday the kitchen runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Thursday through Monday it stays open until 8 p.m. There is no wireless internet for customers. Larger groups should reserve. Call (928) 282-2997, or email orders@chocolatree.com, to book a table, place a takeout order or ask what is on the menu that day.