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Eat & drink · Rimrock

Restaurants in Rimrock

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El Patio Bar & Grill

Restaurants

El Patio Bar & Grill is a restaurant at 1955 East Cornville Road, Rimrock, AZ 86335. It keeps the same schedule six days a week, opening at 11:00 and closing at 20:00 from Tuesday through Sunday, and it is closed on Monday. That steady midday through evening window covers both a late lunch and an early dinner. A phone number is not posted here, so plan to stop in, or look for current menu and hours notices at the restaurant itself. Holidays and slow seasons can change the schedule at a small kitchen, so it helps to check before making a trip across town.

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X marks The Spot

Restaurants

X marks The Spot is a restaurant at 2110 East Beaver Creek Road #1, Rimrock, AZ 86335. The kitchen keeps a short week. Thursday hours are 11:00 to 20:00. Friday and Saturday the doors stay open later, 11:00 to 23:00. Sunday brings an earlier start, 09:00 to 20:00. The restaurant is closed on the other days. Call (928) 567-4225 to ask about the menu, to check on seating for a larger group, or to confirm hours around a holiday, since small kitchens often adjust their schedule. A phone call ahead also helps on weekend evenings, when the later closing time tends to draw a crowd.

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About restaurants in Rimrock

El Patio Bar & Grill, 1955 East Cornville Road. X marks The Spot, 2110 East Beaver Creek Road Suite 1.

Two places to eat, which for Rimrock is the whole of it.

About those opening hours

Be careful with them. The hours on both of these listings come from open map data rather than from the restaurants themselves, and that is a meaningful difference. Map data is contributed and can be years out of date; a restaurant’s own site is at least its own claim about itself.

In a community this size, where a small kitchen closes a day a week or shuts for a fortnight in the quiet season, that gap matters. Ring before you drive. It is a two-minute call and it is the difference between dinner and a wasted trip on a dark road.

If either has changed its hours, the correction link at the foot of the listing is how it gets fixed, and this is exactly the kind of correction that helps everybody.

Rimrock and Lake Montezuma

Rimrock sits off I-17 at exit 293, the same exit as Montezuma Well, which is free to visit and one of the quieter National Park Service sites in the state. That makes these two the natural lunch stop for anybody doing the Well and Montezuma Castle in a morning.

Otherwise this is a spread-out residential community: large parcels, a lot of properties on wells and septic, and not much within walking distance of anything.

Where else

Camp Verde is about fifteen minutes south with considerably more choice, including the wineries. Cornville is fifteen minutes the other way and has four places to eat, three of them within a few hundred yards of each other on Page Springs Road, plus a bistro up beside the creek among the vineyards. The Cornville restaurants page covers that.

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