When I googled "butcher nearby" while visiting Cottonwood AZ, Lazy 5S came up as the first choice…read more When my GPS guided me to the Main Street address, I could find no sign of any kind, so I called. The nice guy on the other end explained that the meat was in freezers, in the back of the saddle shop, which was next door to the print shop. My first suggestion for Lazy 5S: create a big sign saying something like, "LAZY 5S MEATS INSIDE!" - otherwise I would never have found it with GPS alone. I bought a huge tenderloin, and I have to say it was the juiciest, tastiest filet mignon I had ever experienced in my life. Amazing! Unfortunately for me, I live in Brooklyn NY - but the moment Lazy 5S becomes available the way Omaha Steaks are [they're just "OK"] - I will be first in line to order!

I am so grateful to have found the highest quality meat I've ever eaten. I'm battling a…read moredebilitating auto immune condition and am using beef, tallow, and bone broth therapeutically. This is the highest quality grass fed beef I could find in the area. Apparently quality matters because with no change in my diet protocol other than the source of meat, I had significant improvement after just one week of eating it daily. It's the first time since I got hit with this condition that I've had any improvement at all so this is huge. I bought a quarter of a cow and picked it up at the ranch. After seeing the lush green pastures that the cows graze on and the cleanliness of the operation, including supplementation and even how the cows are treated, it all made sense. This is not just dinner, it's therapy. Since then, I have continued to improve and honestly believe that this highly nutritious beef is the foundation for my healing. It's not only the highest quality, but it's also the best tasting beef I've ever had. I have so much gratitude for the integrity and the heart that goes in to this beef...worth every penny.

It's time!!!…read more Another year. Plants, tree starts, greens, potatoes, microgreens, moranga, honey, meat, flowers, jerky, precooked and frozen pasta meals like lasagna, spring onions and vegetables. Smiling happy people Music

This farmers market had lots of goodies to choose from: veggies, fruits, plants, and many other…read moreitems. The vendors are extremely friendly and helpful. Highly recommend if you're in the Camp Verde area. Also, they provide live music for a super relaxing ambiance.

This is a small spot doing just a few basic dishes and doing them well. Not a large menu but what…read morethey do they do well. I had the Carne Asada burrito and it was fantastic. Some of the best Carne Asada I have had in Cottonwood. The burritos are not enormous, but they are a good sized and will fill you up. The service was very good. King, courteous, and fast. The place is a small market with an attached dinning area.

Best tacos EVER! I bought 2 tacos loaded (see pic- already…read moreate one) with their authentic barbecue shredded beef which they sell by the pound in the market and a side of refried beans.

Great service and food, close to my location. Well kept. Definitely recommend this place.read more

More rotten food being sold at Clark's. I only go here when absolutely necessary even though I live…read morevery close. Got this less than 48 hours ago, husband grabbed it, didn't inspect it closely like you have to do at Clark's. Every time the food is rotten, expired on top of being 2-3 times as much as anywhere else in this area. They take advantage of being a tourist town and the community suffers greatly.

Market that has the basics if you are in town and forgot to stop in Payson on the way in…read more Everything is very overpriced but hey you are supporting a small business and supply and demand so .... Just how it goes . :)

Kinda cluttered and disorganized. Would you believe they carry Walmart Ice Cream? Ice was…read morereasonable. Small town grocery!

Bashas' is one of those places you end up relying on more than you expect. It's not flashy, it's…read morenot trying to reinvent grocery shopping, but it quietly does a lot right. We stopped in on our last trip through Sedona, and what stood out immediately was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was genuinely nice. Not forced, not rehearsed. Just friendly in a way that makes a quick stop feel a little more relaxed. A couple of brief conversations, a few smiles, people actually acknowledging you. It's a small thing, but it sticks with you. The store itself is clean and well organized. Nothing confusing about the layout. You can get in, find what you need, and get out without wandering around wondering where anything is. Selection is solid across the board. Produce looked fresh, shelves were stocked, and there's enough variety that you're not settling for second choice items. Prices are about what you'd expect for the area. Maybe a touch higher in spots, but nothing surprising given the location. It's convenient, and sometimes that's part of the equation. Checkout was smooth, no long delays, no frustration. Just a straightforward experience from start to finish. It's not a destination grocery store, and it doesn't need to be. It's dependable, easy to navigate, and backed by people who actually seem to care a little. That alone earns it four stars.

Ac so good in here that I really enjoyed shopping. The deli is 5 star. 100 star really. Homemade…read morecorn fritters, shrimp dumplings, green chili corn soup....where even am I !!! I also got the biggest orange I ever saw in my life. I hope it's as sweet as I look- haha Def stop in

I shop frequently @ Natural Grocers. N. G. atmosphere was…read moreexcellent with past manager, Salvador Manager. Another professional supervisor is Ian. He has good customer problem solving skills but I don't feel confident with supervisor Daisy Hendry. I shared a short story about two children left in their vehicle with no supervision. Approximately, a weeks and half ago and within eye sight of the door of Natural Grocers. First about an infant and the other with a toddler. In fact, one N.G. worker, named Salvador; he participated in leaving an infant unsupervised in the car. After having conversation with Daisy, There didn't seem to be any understanding. Very scary! I hope someone will address the matter in a kind and professional matter. I did share with Personnel @ the time that it happen. Thxs.

We got into Sedona pretty late in the evening and just needed a few things to cover us for the…read moreevening and for breakfast. We were able to find the teas that we needed (specifically a tea to help with constipation and for sleep) and breakfast for both meat-eaters and non meat eaters. Being that we were pretty tired, it was nice to have a compact grocery store to find everything we needed rather than a gigantic box store. I always like natural grocers for their organic and more local fresh options.

Cool farmer market, super small, but offers fair amount of fresh veggies, meat, coffee, nuts,…read morepastry, cookies, and more. Parking is a bit challenged in this beautiful Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, worth to check it out if you prefer to cook while on vacation with friends. Summer is on Friday morning and Winter is on Sunday.

I was excited to see that Sedona's farmers market was open on a day I would be there. I was hoping…read morethere would be food but the choices were slim. There was guy selling quiches. They looked amazing but we were looking for something without cheese. The market had some great vendors. We got garlic jelly! It was fantastic. We also got some really great crackers and bread. We could buy any fruit or veggies because we didn't have space in our ice chest. It is nice farmers market in a great are. Come to the market have breakfast at one of the near by restaurants.

It is about one week ago, and I am driving back to home base. My plan is to wait to eat until I got…read morehome, because (frankly), there are relatively few eateries in the area of Cornville, AZ, that I would care to spend any money at. But, as I pass by, the colorful window and LED "open" sign of Living Foods Express convinces me to turn around. Once inside the building, the minimalist decor makes me curious as to what I have actually stumbled upon. I am greeted at the front counter by Dustin, who has a friendly smile, and who laughs when I ask, "What is this place?" The short answer: a healthy fast food restaurant and snacks shop. This health oasis in the Cornville nutrition desert is located in a small shopping plaza with excellent frontage road exposure, and just enough parking space. There are two menus posted: one featuring the regular offerings, and the other boasting a few daily specials. I do not eat red meat anymore. And so, when my eyes meet the Hemp and Almond Burger (or, was it Almond and Hemp?), my mouth starts to water. "Does this have meat in it?" I ask? Dustin smiles and says, "Everything we have here is vegetarian." I'm SOLD, and place my $8 order. While I wait (about 5 minutes), I have a look around. There is some shelving with books and health snacks, a garden table with two chairs, some art hanging on the walls, and a community cork board. I spend most of my time looking at the cork board, and notice that there are business cards tacked to the board which represent a plethora of locals with niche talents. My food is ready! The see-through plastic container provides me with a glimpse of the food's colors and presentation. Again, my mouth starts to water. I thank Dustin for having opened the shop, and am already planning on eating this goodness while driving on the dirt road towards home. This particular dish begins to crumble into pieces as I attempt my first bite, but I do not mind. Eating with the fingers on my right hand, and with my left hand busy on the steering wheel, I give-up on my fork as my salad delivery system. What exactly is in the incredibly fresh-tasting and scrumptious food that I'm eating? Today, I called Dustin at the restaurant to ask. The "bun" -- Almonds, olive oil, honey, garlic, and sea salt. Combined and refined in a food processor, and dehydrated. The "patty" -- Almonds, walnuts, hemp seeds, celery, carrots, spices, and lime juice. Combined and less refined (chunkier) in a food processor. The "cheese" -- A base of macadamia nuts. The other fixins -- Romaine lettuce, Salsa, Guacamole, and Veganaisse. I am going back to Living Foods Express.

One of the best raw/vegan/vegetarian places you will find in the area. It is a hidden gem. The…read morefettuccine alfredo is delicious! You can order just about anything and you will love it!