Yes. These ARE the best donuts we've ever had!…read more Tender, flavorful and great options. The apple fritter is hands down the best we've ever tried. Staff was efficient. They were training a new person so coffee/drinks were a little slow but we got there early and there wasn't a line. Small shop with a few tables inside and out. Cute merch with Sedonuts branding. A definite must try if you are in the area!!

I am on the fence about whether these donuts are worth the wait (for us, about 20-30 minutes), but…read moreI will admit that they were exceptionally delicious! We ordered a variety of donuts, all responsibly priced for the quality. I especially loved all their maple donuts and the Oreo donut. The cinnamon roll was also fantastic. Inside, there were a few tables, but honestly, I don't recommend dining in; the place was so packed, I cannot imagine dining in as a relaxing experience. The staff was nice, fast, and efficient. Once we got to ordering, they got us in and out quickly. And the merch was pretty cool -- very colorful and fun. If I come back to Sedona, I will be at Sedonuts for sure!

Early morning latte runs are best with smooth foam and toasty espresso. My man at uptown delivered…read more Lattes and chai were awesome. Just happened to be the first day of for the French Toast Latte- so we had to try it out. So happy I did. Delish! Art covers the walls with coffee bean burlap sacks as the register facade. Authentic, welcoming and smelled great. Check this place out. They open earlier than some of the other coffee shops around and have what you need for real espresso and latte drinks.

If you want to see how surprisingly rare it is to get coffee at the right temperature, just visit a…read morefew coffee shops these days. Lukewarm. Scalding. Somehow both at once. And then there's Cup Town Coffee in Sedona, Arizona, quietly getting it exactly right. Let's start there. The coffee was brewed and served at the perfect temperature. Not "wait ten minutes before you can sip it" hot. Not "did this sit on the counter?" warm. Just right. Bravo. It feels like such a small thing until someone nails it, and they absolutely did. We ordered the Cupid's Mocha, a dark chocolate and strawberry combo that could have gone very wrong in lesser hands. Instead, it was rich, balanced, and just sweet enough without feeling like dessert in a cup. Chocolate forward with a subtle strawberry finish. It tasted intentional. Thoughtful. Like someone actually cares about what lands in the mug. We took our drinks outside, grabbed a seat, and soaked in that ridiculous Sedona mountain view. And honestly, what's better than sitting next to the person you love, sipping a perfectly made mocha, staring at red rock formations that look like they were painted by someone showing off? Five stars. Great coffee, perfect temperature, and a view that makes you want to cancel the rest of your day. Cup Town gets it right.

Oh what an INCREDIBLE offering (all gluten-free, all vegetarian menu) in Sedona. Esp for those with…read moregluten sensitivities, it's a safe haven. Service was amazing too - attentive, friendly & joyous. Menu is innovative and while we didn't vibe with the taste of every item we tried, we enjoyed how healthy and gut friendly the food was. They say all their food is prepared in-house and is never from a can. Their dessert selection is amazing (tried the freshly baked vegan, GF scone which was soooo yum). The chocolates were good too but a tad overpriced imho. And omg, the seating in this restaurant is something else... there's PLENTY of inside and outdoor seating, incl their magical garden area.

I ordered the breakfast burrito, and unfortunately it falls into the vegan food trap of an over…read morereliance on sweet potato. Given that the burrito has two ingredients as of yesterday (menu says it has salsa, but upon ordering you're offered an up sell to pay extra for salsa or avocado), I was disappointed it didn't err on the side of extra chickpea chorizo. It was however seasoned incredibly well, sweet potatoes included. If you want a more quiet patio experience, then I would opt for the dog-friendly patio in the front as opposed to the one through the restaurant toward the back. There wasn't anyone there when I came at open.

It's 100 degrees And these bad boys are amazing…read more Tasty beer Worth the trip. Always get off the Main Street to find gold. Our puppy Jacki loved it

Sedona Beer Company is an amazing little to visit, If you like some light beers and some IPS's its…read moreworth the stop. They also have a pretty elevated menu that surprised me with some of the menu options that were pretty inventive. Vibe: They have plenty of parking, plenty of seating inside and out, and they are dog friendly. There is a lot of open space and I like the area because you get a nice view, the little courtyard is really relaxing and they are very welcoming. Service: One thing that stood out to me was the cans that have a red and green on each side. If you flip it to the green it lets them know you need the host and red if your table is good. They are very attentive this way so I really liked this. Or hosts were very amazing and sweet and gave some good suggestions. Beer: I got one of the ambers, and my wife got one of their lighter beers. Hers kind of had the taste of miller light so it was ok, and mine was good. We did not try yo many beers, their IPA's looked pretty good but we wanted t something light and simple. Food: We opened up with their patatas bravas fries with sweet potato fries and they were really good, we could not stop eating them, the sauce was delicious and the sweet potato fries were perfection. My mother in law got the chicken sandwich and chips and that was definitely the way to go, crispy, savory and just delicious, I got the Thai burger, med rare with chips, this is where I say they got inventive, I have never had a Thai burger and being a cook myself I loved the concept. Unfortunately my burger was a little more rare that mid rare the closer I got to the center of it and under seasoned there were some Thai flavors present but most of it was taken over by the slaw, so you did not get much of the peanut sauce, the crunchy noodle part of it go more soggy and so did the bun. I think it's a wonderful concept, I think there may be a better bun to use to not let it get so soggy, and I think there are some amazing Thai spices you can get with the protein. My wife got the Greek Tacos and they were ok too, I love the concept but I think instead of corn tortillas I would do some thin naan , I would have more Greek style seasoning and some kind of sauce with some heat with it and you have a winner. Over all it was fun, love the inventive concept I was going to do three starts but honestly I love that your doing interesting foods. .

The first time I ever came here was probably in the spring of 2023. My sister and I were house…read morehunting and she made a special trip to Sedona. While we were walking around Uptown, we stopped in here and I have gone back a few more times since. My understanding is that this is the original Sono Kitchen & Boba. I like the variety of drinks and snacks they offer. I don't remember if they offer the super size drinks here like they do at the Gilbert location, but this one is definitely smaller on the inside. They do have a few tables and chairs outside when the weather is nice. Prices are average for a boba spot. Employees are quick and friendly as well. They sell cute merch in the store but I wish it had more seats to dine inside. Other than that, Sono Sedona earns a solid 4 stars from me!

We heard that Sono Kitchen has the best popcorn chicken, really close to the ones in Taiwan. We…read morewere a bit skeptical, so of course, we had to try it ourselves. Sono is in Uptown Sedona, and you can't miss it, the sign is huge! Parking can be a little tricky around there, but they do have free parking lots, which is nice. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Besides the popcorn chicken, their menu has bento boxes, rice and noodles, drinks, and boba. We got the popcorn chicken, Jasmine Green Tea, and Dragon Eyes. The popcorn chicken was amazing, really lived up to the hype. The drinks were okay, and the boba was a little too chewy for us. Turns out they also have locations in Flagstaff and Gilbert, so since we're heading north, we might stop by the Flagstaff one too. Definitely worth a visit if you're craving some good Taiwanese-style popcorn chicken!

Stopped in this evening for some produce, bottled water, yogurt, nuts, spinach, and some other…read moreessentials. The meat department was a bit wiped out as were the eggs. Their dairy also was a bit slim. Apparently thousands of folks are up for spring break and they must have beat us to the store. The store is clean and well maintained. As one observation I must state that the parking area could use more lighting as it's very dark at night. We will be back again as Whole Foods generally means quality products and fair pricing. Highly recommended

Wow some of the harsh reviews hurt to read. How can I not love Whole Foods. I've been shopping here…read morefor decades (since the 1900's) haha. Today I got some awesome stuff. Little rose and lavendar soaps on sale at 1.95. Yay. Organic citrus bug spray- too much rain here lately. And my visit to the coffee bar for my delicious tiny cortado- I call it the Shay! 2 shots of espresso, splash heavy cream, ice. Cuz who has time to mess around in the morning! And my fav Toms peppermint toothpaste- a great price in a double pack for $10. Love WFoods.

Brandon the sushi chef did an incredible job. The sushi was genuinely as good as a restaurant and…read morethe staff were very friendly and amazing. Would return any day!

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.

Layla's was exactly what I would expect a cafe named 'Layla's' to be like, amazing! My bff is named…read moreLayla so once I saw it I immediately had to go and I was so happy I did! The coffee was great! Not sure if they roast their own beans or which beans they use but I really enjoyed my Honey Bee Latte. If you're getting food, a must would be the BTL Caprese sandwich; I am tempted to drive back to Sedona for this. The cafe has a very classic Sedona Hiker vibe which was cool if you wanted to look around at the pictures and books they have for sale . Overall, a little on the expensive side but maybe not bad for Sedona.

Came here 2 days in a row. The food is great, though some choices are a bit messy such as the…read moreavocado toast. Still delicious though. First day, don't remember the name of the coffee drink I got, didn't love it. Day 2 much better choice. Was super trendy and cute. Great place to meet up with some friends.