Restaurants in Sedona

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.

Plant based food made from scratch, sold from unit 3 at 1710 W State Route 89A in Sedona. The kitchen works without soy or gluten and leans on organic ingredients, so it is a useful stop for anyone eating around those limits. Catering is offered for groups and events. The doors are open Wednesday through Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed Monday and Tuesday, which is worth noting before you drive over at the start of the week. Call (928) 862-2991 or email info@consciousmeals.org to ask what is on the menu, to place a larger order or to arrange catering.

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.

A restaurant on Oak Creek at 301 L'Auberge Lane, part of the resort there, with tables set near the water and a duck pond nearby. Dogs are allowed, so a dog can sit with you rather than wait in the car. Because it is a creekside dining room at a resort, tables go quickly and seating outside depends on the weather. Reservations are the sensible approach. Call (855) 905-5745, or write to info@lauberge.com, to book, to ask what is on the menu at the moment, and to check whether the outdoor tables are open on your date.

Pizza for delivery or carryout is the offer at this Domino's, 1890 West State Route 89A in Sedona. Ordering and order tracking run through the brand's website, and the store takes part in the chain's rewards program. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday and 10:30 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Friday and Saturday, so it is one of the later kitchens in town. Call 1 928-203-0303 to order by phone. No email address is on file. Delivery areas and fees are set by the store, so check those when you order.

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.

Mexican food at 175 AZ 89A in Sedona, from a chain that has been cooking in Arizona since 1993. The kitchen makes its recipes from scratch, and orders can be taken away, which suits a quick meal on the road better than a long sit down one. Tacos, burritos and similar plates make up most of the menu. Hours are not posted here, and locations of the same chain differ, so check the company site for the times at this address before you drive over. The menu is listed there as well, which helps if you are ordering for a group.

The Heartline Cafe is a family-owned restaurant at 1610 State Rte 89A in Sedona. Guests can eat inside or out on a patio set in gardens. The menu changes with the seasons, and there is a long wine list. It also offers catering. The cafe serves dinner from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on most days and is closed on Tuesday. Hours can change, so call (928) 282-0785 or email heartline@heartlinecafe.com before you go. Reservations can be made online through the restaurant website, which also shows the menu.

Italian food and pizza in Sedona, with a dining room, takeout and catering. Groups and parties can be booked, and reservations are suggested at busy times rather than required. The kitchen serves from 11 a.m. through the afternoon and evening, closing at 8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and staying open until 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Ordering online is an option if you would rather pick food up. Catering packages cover birthdays, holiday parties and weddings, and are arranged ahead of time. Call (928) 202-4082 to book a table or ask about a private event. Menu questions can also go to projectmanager@sedonahideawayhouse.com.

Mexican food is on the menu at Javelina Cantina, in the shopping court at 671 State Route 179, space F-170, in Sedona. Tables are set outside as well as in, which is part of why people pick it on a mild evening. The court has parking, though it fills on weekends and through the middle of the day. Hours and the current menu are worth checking before you go, and it is sensible to ask about waits, larger groups, and whether any part of the seating is covered. From this address the rest of the shops and galleries along the same stretch are an easy walk.

Juices, smoothies, salads and coffee, made to order. Local Juicery is at 3150 West State Route 89A, unit 5, in Sedona, and opens every day from 8 in the morning to 5 in the afternoon. Juice cleanses are sold, along with catering for small groups and offices. Gift cards are available. Ordering ahead online is possible through the shop website, which helps at breakfast time. Call (928) 282-8932 or write info@localjuicery.com with a question about ingredients, an allergy, or a cleanse. Prices are not posted here, so ask when you order.

A fast food restaurant at 2380 West US Highway 89A, on the western approach to Sedona. The menu is the standard burger and breakfast lineup found at other locations of the chain, so you know what you are getting. Food can be ordered to take away. Doors open at 6 a.m. and close at 10 p.m., seven days a week, which makes it one of the earlier options in town for a quick breakfast and a late one for an evening stop. Hours at a franchise can shift with staffing, so check the site for the current times before a long drive.

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.

Oregano's Pizza Bistro serves Italian food, and the company runs restaurants in more than one place, so the website asks you to pick the nearest one before it shows a menu, hours, or an order form. Pickup orders can be placed online. Larger trays of food are sold for parties and gatherings. Gift cards are available. The company publishes a gluten friendly menu along with allergen and nutrition guides, which helps if someone in your group has to read labels. A club you can sign up for sends a birthday offer. Check oreganos.com for the hours and phone number of this location before you drive over, since they are set restaurant by restaurant.

Pizza and Italian dishes at 2245 West State Route 89A in Sedona, with tables outside as well as in. The kitchen serves from 11:30 a.m. every day, closing at 9 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and running an hour later on Friday and Saturday. That later close makes it one of the more practical options after an afternoon out. The dining room can fill at peak times, so arriving early or late is easier than the middle of the evening. Call (928) 282-5472 to ask about a table, a takeout order or whether the outdoor seating is open that day.

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.

Steak is the focus at Steakhouse89, a restaurant at 2620 West State Route 89A in Sedona. The phone number is (928) 204-2000, and the menu and current hours are posted at steakhouse89.com. Because it sits on the west side of the highway, it is an easy stop for anyone coming into town from that direction, with parking at the building. Evening tables can go quickly in busy weeks, so call ahead if you have a group or a set time in mind. Ask about seating outside, holiday closures, and whether a reservation is needed before you make the drive over.

Thai cooking at 2611 West Highway 89a in Sedona, served in a dining room that is wheelchair accessible. The kitchen opens for lunch at 11:30 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m., then serves again in the evening Monday through Saturday, with Sunday off. There is no wireless internet for customers. Takeout, dine in and catering are all offered, and reservations are taken. Because the midday and evening services are separate, arriving between them means a closed door, so time your visit or call first. The number is (928) 282-0599. Ask about vegetarian options and spice levels when you order.

American cooking at 671 State Route 179 in Sedona, suite D, with seating outdoors as well as inside. Children are welcome, which makes it workable for a family meal. Reservations can be made ahead, and the kitchen posts its own creations alongside the regular menu. Gift cards are sold through the site. Hours are not posted here, so call before you go, especially on a weekday evening or a holiday. The number is (928) 862-4099, and questions can also go to info@thehudsonsedona.com. Ask about wait times at busy hours and about seating outside if that is what you want.

Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served every day here, from 8 in the morning until 8 at night. The Secret Garden Cafe sits at 336 Highway 179, suite F101, in Sedona, and the patio is a large part of the draw. Dogs are welcome at the outdoor tables. You can eat in, order food to go, or have it delivered. The entrance and dining area are wheelchair accessible. Call (928) 203-9564 to ask about a wait, since seating is limited and the room fills up. Ask about the current menu when you call, because the dishes change.

Tortas De Fuego is a Mexican restaurant at 1630 State Rte 89A in Sedona. You can reach it at (928) 282-0226. The address sits on the main highway through town, so it is simple to find and has parking, though that stretch gets slow in the afternoon. Opening times are not listed here, so call before a late meal or if you are planning around a drive. That same call is the moment to ask what is being served that day, whether orders can be picked up, and how long a wait to expect at busy hours. Card and cash policies are worth confirming too.

Sandwiches are the business at West Side Deli, which sits at 2300 West State Route 89A in Sedona. Orders can be taken away, so it works for a meal eaten at a trailhead, in the car, or back at a room. Seating is indoors only, with no tables outside. The address places it on the west stretch of the highway, with parking at the door. Opening times are not posted here, so check before a late lunch or an early start, and ask about orders for a group if you need several sandwiches at once. A deli like this is often quiet in the middle of the afternoon and busy right at noon.

Bread, sandwiches and cafe food at 101 North Highway 89A in Sedona, in suite A2/3. There is seating outdoors as well as inside. The doors open at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. every day of the week, which covers breakfast through an early dinner and makes it a dependable stop when other kitchens have closed between services. Ordering happens at the counter, so it suits a quick meal more than a long sit down one. The phone number is (928) 204-2223. Call to check the day's hours or to ask about a larger order before you arrive.