Jen introduced herself with a tall bottle of water in hand and we ordered the Coffee…read more They have a great southwestern menu with home style favorites as well. Pancakes, eggs, biscuits and sausage gravy. My daughter ordered the heuvos ranchos breakfast, my choice was the Ruben breakfast, kind of like an open faced sandwich but topped with your choice of eggs and crowned by Hollandaise sauce!!! My side was the cheesy hash browns, amazing! Very reasonable prices and awesome staff!! Thank you very much for feeding us! Much appreciated!

Ordered a BLTA haven't been here for a while. Was very disappointed with the size and quality of…read morethe sandwich that cost $16? Plus tip? Lettuce was barely there & brown Avocado was brown Bacon looked old & very little of it? Won't be going back again.

Delightful spot. I had amazing service right down to the busser who made sure my water stayed full…read more Enjoyed some breakfast tacos, a little coffee and an Aperol Sprintz to usher in the start of summer! Wanted sitting on the front patio since the weather is perfect but the inside is also an outdoor patio. What a nice spot for brunch!

Because we stayed at the tavern Inn, we received vouchers from our hotel to have either coffee and…read morea muffin or five dollars towards a full breakfast at this café. Our first morning, we had Todd, who was very attentive and took good care of us. We had the coffee, muffin, one pancake and a breakfast sandwich with bacon and the fruit skewer, along and a mocha. Everything was very good. We were pleasantly surprised how good the pancake was as my husband is very fussy about his pancakes. I was worried the bacon would have a spicy cake, but the cake is very minimal. The bacon was delicious! Our second day was not as good of an experience as we had a younger server who was not at the level of Todd. We laid our vouchers on the side of the table, just as we had done the day before, and this he completely missed them and brought our bill with full charges. Therefore, he had to go back and redo the bill. He didn't seem fully awake. LOL. He also was not as friendly as Todd. Next time we go, we will ask for Todd. This time, we got the latte and muffin, and also shared the traditional breakfast with bacon and fruit. It was perfect for splitting.. we will definitely come back again next time we are in town. This is a really cute café.

A friend and I stopped in for lunch a few days ago. Plenty of parking. Cozy vibe. Friendly…read morestaff. Tons of menu options. I opted for a spinach wrap and was able to swap out fried potatoes for fresh fruit. My friend's tacos were equally, delicious.

Miley's became our last meal in Sedona, and the perfect choice for my family. Why? Because my…read morehusband and I love to indulge in a breakfast that's both sweet and savory, healthy and indulgent, and this spot offers all of the options. I personally ordered the tres leches pancakes and avocado toast and believe me, I consumed every bite. Although we were one time visitors (for now) this seems like a breath of fresh air for Sedona. Simple food, done right! I'll certainly stop in on my next trip to Sedona.

Banana pancakes and chocolate brownie were great. All the food is very healthy. The only thing is I…read morelove scrambled eggs and they only poached them. Would love to see more options for eggs as this made me sad. Service was good and nice views great place recommend but they gotta figure out the eggs seriously please and thank you.

Great quality! Delicious, organic breakfast! Try the breakfast burrito…read more You will pay for the quality ..$68 for two breakfasts and coffees.

Delicious sandwich. Friendly service. Beautiful gardens for a nice lunch stop. Shady with flowers…read moreand umbrellas.

Their garden is a truly special place to enjoy coffee & brunch along Oak Creek Canyon... the food…read moreis exceptional and the ambiance is enchanting with its luscious greenery. The scent of the garden and roasted green chilis permeated the patio as we sat shaded by the elder oak trees, sharing this space with a blend of both locals and tourists... dogs are most welcome. Get here early for both parking and open seating...

Great food, variety of healthy taste options. Friendly…read moreservice. Cozy and nice ambiance.

Best health food cafe I've tried so far. The waffle was amazing and their cookie is too! They make…read morefresh almond milk as well. The people are wonderful!

Went to Miner's Café in Jerome, AZ and got greeted and seated right away which I always appreciate…read more Love that they have breakfast all day so you can get whatever you're in the mood for. Tea and coffee were both really good and the service was great. They checked on us regularly without being too much and made everything easy. They also have games to play which made it feel fun and laid back. Lots of fun games to play too. Definitely a spot I'd come back to. Love all day breakfast joints!!

We weren't super hungry when we came to town to visit. We stopped here and decided to enjoy a…read moremocha, blueberry muffin, and split a Montecristo. They weren't too busy on Tuesday around noon. We received our coffee and muffin quickly and both were tasty. The Montecristo arrived within 10 minutes of our order and we enjoyed it. I think there were only two people working in the shop, the cook in the server/barista Savannah. We almost walked right by the place into the barbecue joint next-door because you have to walk down a few steps to get into the café. We would eat here again.

This review is for two family visits to the Rock Springs Cafe; one on Monday, May 18, 2026 and the…read moreother on Saturday, May 23, the start of the Memorial Day weekend. The reason we came back on May 23 was because the food and service was so good on our first visit, as we were heading to the Grand Canyon, that we resolved to stop in on our return to Phoenix later that week. Our server on our first visit was Julie, and she was friendly, attentive, and very professional. My wife ordered the taco salad with ground beef. Julie explained that the ground beef used is also used for the chili, and that it was a little spicy. My wife is sensitive to spicy food, but she decided to give it a try. It was the highlight of her meal; just the right amount of heat and not overly spicy, and rest of the salad was fresh and tasty. The cranberry walnut salad I ordered was also fresh and tasty, although the chicken was a bit dry. Our son ordered the home made biscuits and gravy, which he said were delicious. The gravy was amongst the best he's had, and it contained bits of sausage. The serving sizes were all very generous, so there was no room for pie, unfortunately. Julie invited us to come back next week and leave room for pie, so we did just that. It was a really good meal, and a great way to start our vacation, worthy of five stars. Business was relatively slow on our first visit, but, when we visited the following Saturday, the restaurant was packed, since Memorial Day is the start of the summer travel season. We were seated within 15 minutes and were promptly greeted by Dakota. She told us the kitchen was out of numerous items and gave us a few minutes to look over the menus. One of the menus was quite dirty, with what seemed like maple syrup on the plastic-covered page. This time, I ordered the rib basket appetizer, my wife ordered a chopped salad with grilled chicken, and our son ordered the Rock Springs burger. On our first visit, the food took 10-15 minutes to arrive, on this visit, it took nearly 30 minutes. The ribs were meaty, but were room temperature, and seasoning was light and unremarkable. My wife's chopped salad was stacked high and served on a regular plate. There was so much salad that it was difficult for her to eat without the salad ending up on the table and, after 15 minutes, it looked like she'd hardly made a dent in it. She said the chicken was very dry, and ended up leaving more than half or her salad uneaten. Our son had no complaints about the burger, which appeared to be cooked perfectly. We each ended up getting a slice of the Dutch crust apple pie ala mode, which was served warm with a generous scoop of high quality vanilla ice cream. Rock Springs Cafe has quite a history, and the decor really shows its Western history. However, it looks like it hasn't been refreshed in nearly 20 years, and some of the posters, plaques and other things on the wall are in rough shape. The men's bathroom are unique, furnished with urinals made from beer kegs and more license plates than you can count. Rock Springs Cafe was a great stop for us, twice, and we plan to return on our next visit to the Grand Canyon.

Came here for breakfast while way to Sedona . Guess this was long weekend so they were overwhelmed…read moreand understaff. We ordered heuvos rancheros w/o meet but the tortilla were fried and chewy and it was too dry with no sauce so no flavor at all. It comes with lot of potato though. We also took farmhouse hash again it was tasteless won't recommend the place to come. Better have breakfast in scoot dale where you have lots of better options. Ambiance is like a cowboy which was great but I came for good food so is the rating