Wildcraft Kitchen

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.

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.

A coffee house on Cedar Street in Sedona, at number 274, serving coffee and tea. Free wireless internet is available, which makes it a workable stop for anyone who needs to sit with a laptop for an hour. Doors open early, at 6 a.m., and close at 6 p.m. Seating is limited compared with a large cafe, so mornings can be busy. The phone number is (928) 862-2562. Call ahead to check the hours before a long drive, since small cafes adjust their schedule around holidays and slow seasons. Ask about the menu and whether food is served when you call.

Verde Valley Caregivers is a nonprofit at 299 Van Deren Rd offering accessible transportation and help for older neighbors. Its site lists rides, services for seniors, pet assistance, neighbor safety checks and social activities, and it runs on volunteers, with a handbook for passengers and pages for people who want to drive. Annual reports and 990s are posted on the site. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, with the weekend closed. The group serves Cottonwood, Sedona and Camp Verde. Call (928) 204-1238 to ask about a ride, a donation, or volunteering. No email address is listed.

A coffee house on Cedar Street in Sedona, at number 274, serving coffee and tea. Free wireless internet is available, which makes it a workable stop for anyone who needs to sit with a laptop for an hour. Doors open early, at 6 a.m., and close at 6 p.m. Seating is limited compared with a large cafe, so mornings can be busy. The phone number is (928) 862-2562. Call ahead to check the hours before a long drive, since small cafes adjust their schedule around holidays and slow seasons. Ask about the menu and whether food is served when you call.

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.