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Came here 2 days in a row. The food is great, though some choices are a bit messy such as the avocado 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.
This review is for 1771 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 location. My husband and I was visiting Sedona and we went to this pretty cafe before heading out. We ordered Honey Bee Latte, Vanilla Latte, Apple Danish, and Blueberry Danish. Omg it was so delish! The location is right next to the military service park and feel so peaceful. Additionally, the girl who took our order was so sweet. We'll definitely come back!
Amazing local bakery and coffee experience. I grabbed the ham and cheese croissant and latte and it was so good. It was enough calories to jump start my Sedona hiking adventure. My friend also tried the almond croissant which just came out of the oven. Delectable. They were out of the cinnamon roll, another favorite so we have to come back and try that one. Please come and create your own adventure.
Got the blueberry danish and it was so good, and fresh!! The bugs bunny latte was amazing as well. The staff was really helpful on what to get and sweet. The inside was nice and they even have outside seating, and it really was busy.
First time here, on vacation thought we would try Laylas. We ordered the dirty chai and honey bee latte for our drinks. They were great!! We ordered the breakfast sandwich with bacon and ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was delicious! The breakfast sandwich was good the tomato sauce on it was different. This is a busy place the line was out the door. There is seating inside and outside. We took ours to go but overall good experience and the staff also were friendly so I recommend trying it!
Layla's was walking distance from our Airbnb, so we visited on one our our first days in Sedona. We arrived ~9AM on a weekday, so we were surprised that there was already a line! The shop is fairly small with some seating but certainly not enough for how busy it was. They also had some outdoor seating, but it wasn't super warm so that wasn't enticing to us. We planned on taking our meals back to the Airbnb, but at the last minute, a booth opened up so we wound up enjoying in house. The space to wait in line was a little crammed, and it just felt like we were getting in everyone's way. But alas, the line moved fairly quickly and we made it up to place our order. The menu is fairly expansive with lots of breads / pastries as well as heartier options and many beverage choosings. While the pastries looked great, my husband and I wanted something a little more substantial. I opted for the avocado toast, which featured an egg, pickled onion, tomatoes, and balsamic glaze. This was a good dish, but not outstanding. It could have benefitted from heartier toast to hold all the goodies on it, and another flavor or sauce would have made it shine. It was also incredibly difficult to eat with the disposable flatware provided. My husband got the breakfast sandwich; he enjoyed the bun that encased it and appreciated being able to choose his protein, but it wasn't a standout dish. We decided not to get any pastries, but we both enjoyed coffee with our dishes, which was standard and solid. For the price, I was underwhelmed by the dishes, but for proximity and quality and knowing that everything is made in house, it was a solid option for our breakfast. Layla's is a good choice for anyone staying in the surrounding area - just be prepared to wait and perhaps focus on the pastries!
4 big & shiny stars! - Minus a star for being so expensive. I.E. Starting with the least expensive food items on the menu.. the macaroni/potato salad is $6. The most expensive item was a BLT Caprese that came with a salad or chips for $18.75. I couldn't decide between the chicken caesar salad for $18 or an avocado toast for $15.5. Take into account that these days, "toast" at cafes are usually just a singular, 1 slice of toast & leads my hungry self to ask, would I realistically get full? But I ordered it anyway and it was the best avocado toast I've had IML, and I order this item everywhere I go (no pic included cuz I devoured it enthusiastically). It was topped with so much tasty goodness like pickled red onion, cucumber, sprouts, tomatoes & a balsamic sauce that I liked so much I asked for extra. Do you ever eat something and still think of it a month later? Well this toast was one of those things. They also have a kids menu for $10 that includes simple items like PBJ & also a grilled cheese sando. They also have items for cleaner palates like a Power Bowl for $16.5 and other sandos for those who prefer a fuller, richer meal. Unique sounding drinks items pique my interest & excite me & this place offered a few. I was deciding between the Butterfly Pea Lemonade which is an iced deep purple blue sky colored drink for $6.50, or the Honey Bee latte which comes topped with bee pollen for $7. I really believe in all the bee pollen benefits which included immunity & energy plus I wanted something warm & espresso-y, so I chose that and it was cozy & delish. They also have other unique sounding drinks like the Bulletproof which has MCT & grass fed butter for $6 and the Turmeric Golden Latte which sounded amazingly healthy for $7. They also have the usuals like mochas & cleaner drinks like basic smoothies. If you come here you might find seating in their large front patio or their smallish indoor dining. The main debbie downer is their lines are long & consistent due to great food, so maybe you won't find any. We went out to eat to many places on our 3 day trip here in Sedona, but of all places, I definitely recommend this place the most for their great food, friendly service & unpretentious, laid back ambience. When I come back to explore another hike and the lower Antelope Canyon, I'd definitely get the avocado toast again but also want to try the highly rated & acclaimed Strawberry Salad for $15 and maybe try the Green Tea Cooler that has papaya & pomegranate & sparkling water for $6. I look forward to enjoying it at the front patio in the warm Arizona sun vs the bustling & cold-from-the-blasting-AC indoor dining area. Looking forward to going back!
Cute, quaint, cozy, and yummy place to eat with your favorite friends! This place was highly recommended by friends who live in the area and for good reason! Wow! We got there on 9:30 a.m. on Veteran's Day, and there was already a line, so earlier the better. Plus, the pastries were selling fast. Salmon toast: 4/5 - yummy and flavorful but too small of a portion for $15.50 for just that and no fruit or anything on the side. Ham and cheese croissant: 4/5 - nice and flaky but could use more cheese, plus it was $7.25, again too pricey for what it is. Apple danish: 5/5 - yummy, sugar tasted caramelized and went well with the buttery crust Fig iced latte: 3/5 - not much fig flavor, very light, just tasted like a regular iced latte with an indescribable simple syrup. I wouldn't get it again, but the dried fig on top for garnish was cute. I tasted my friend's hot dirty chai, and THAT was fantastic: 5/5. It's a bit crowded inside. There's seating inside. The patio feels better than inside. Service was nice.
While eager to experience Layla's, seeing pictures of this being a counter-service eatery, it initially wasn't a priority stop during our short visit to Sedona. After our first visit, confirmed by our 2nd, it is our FAVORITE for pastries (bummer that it's so far away!)!! Among the pastries we'd been fortunate to taste (based on availability) were: Almond Croissant (chock-full of filling), Dry Creek Cinnamon Roll (delicate thin layers with a delightful candied edge), and Cream Cheese Danish (with a generous dense mound of not-overly-sweet cream cheese) -- all with a delicate pastry unlike any we've experienced! I thoroughly enjoyed my savory Power Bowl, $16.50 (healthy, satisfying comfort food!). The hardworking staff is positive and friendly, visibly bustling about delivering orders and cleaning tables (in which cleaned tables are appreciatively marked with a "Sanitized" sign). Limited indoor seating within their cute-&-cozy cafe, with additional seating outdoors, many tables comfortably shaded by umbrellas. Fun for a morning stop -- one in which we shall revisit when in this area, again!
Super cute small bakery in Sedona. The baked goods are over the top amazing! If you want a savory danish, you have to get there when the doors open. Today we got a pain au chocolat, which was still warm from the oven. The almond croissant is so buttery and delicious. The chocolate almond croissant was also delicious but the almond one was my favorite. We also got morning glory muffins and they are delicious and light and not cake like
After looking at reviews of the breakfast sandwich I was excited to order one, I asked for it on a croissant which I had seen other people order in the past on yelp and she simply said no I couldn't do that...(maybe they were out? But she didn't say!!) so I opted for the brioche it said it came with on the menu. When I got home was disappointed to see a sliced white bread breakfast sandwich. Not even sourdough! For nearly $20 I could've made this myself at home. I did get an iced honey bee latte which was yummy. But this breakfast sandwich...I'm sorry I just wouldn't recommend! Eek...If they told me they didn't have any more brioche I would've ordered something else. The bread was so soft and the whole sandwich kind of tasted like mush. It wouldn't have been as bad on sourdough but what a bummer.
Got here first thing in the morning and a line had already formed. The line moved quickly, especially with the availability of a self order kiosk. All items came out quickly. The pastries were delicious. The butter croissant had a a nice buttery and flaky consistency. The breakfast sandwich was flavorful especially with the seeded sourdough bread. Outdoor seating had ample shading. Indoor seating is limited and is a little tight when the line forms. Would highly recommend this place.
Absolutely love the vibe of the place! I ordered their mocha, cinnamon rolls and muffins, as suggested by the nice lady at the cashier; and they were to die for! Yum!
1 month ago
Best cafe in Sedona!!! The coffees are fantastic with deep flavors that don't just hit you over the head with sugar. And the pastries have me hooked. Went back multiple times for them, and for their amazing baguette sandwiches! read more
3 months ago
5 months ago
Came here 2 days in a row. The food is great, though some choices are a bit messy such as the avocado 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. read more
17 days ago
This review is for 1771 AZ-89A, Sedona, AZ 86336 location. My husband and I was visiting Sedona and we went to this pretty cafe before heading out. We ordered Honey Bee Latte, Vanilla Latte, Apple Danish, and Blueberry Danish. Omg it was so delish! The location is right next to the military service park and feel so peaceful. Additionally, the girl who took our order was so sweet. We'll definitely come back! read more
Amazing local bakery and coffee experience. I grabbed the ham and cheese croissant and latte and it was so good. It was enough calories to jump start my Sedona hiking adventure. My friend also tried the almond croissant which just came out of the oven. Delectable. They were out of the cinnamon roll, another favorite so we have to come back and try that one. Please come and create your own adventure. read more
Got the blueberry danish and it was so good, and fresh!! The bugs bunny latte was amazing as well. The staff was really helpful on what to get and sweet. The inside was nice and they even have outside seating, and it really was busy. read more
First time here, on vacation thought we would try Laylas. We ordered the dirty chai and honey bee latte for our drinks. They were great!! We ordered the breakfast sandwich with bacon and ham and cheese croissant. The croissant was delicious! The breakfast sandwich was good the tomato sauce on it was different. This is a busy place the line was out the door. There is seating inside and outside. We took ours to go but overall good experience and the staff also were friendly so I recommend trying it! read more
2 months ago
2 months ago
Layla's was walking distance from our Airbnb, so we visited on one our our first days in Sedona. We arrived ~9AM on a weekday, so we were surprised that there was already a line! The shop is fairly small with some seating but certainly not enough for how busy it was. They also had some outdoor seating, but it wasn't super warm so that wasn't enticing to us. We planned on taking our meals back to the Airbnb, but at the last minute, a booth opened up so we wound up enjoying in house. The space to wait in line was a little crammed, and it just felt like we were getting in everyone's way. But alas, the line moved fairly quickly and we made it up to place our order. The menu is fairly expansive with lots of breads / pastries as well as heartier options and many beverage choosings. While the pastries looked great, my husband and I wanted something a little more substantial. I opted for the avocado toast, which featured an egg, pickled onion, tomatoes, and balsamic glaze. This was a good dish, but not outstanding. It could have benefitted from heartier toast to hold all the goodies on it, and another flavor or sauce would have made it shine. It was also incredibly difficult to eat with the disposable flatware provided. My husband got the breakfast sandwich; he enjoyed the bun that encased it and appreciated being able to choose his protein, but it wasn't a standout dish. We decided not to get any pastries, but we both enjoyed coffee with our dishes, which was standard and solid. For the price, I was underwhelmed by the dishes, but for proximity and quality and knowing that everything is made in house, it was a solid option for our breakfast. Layla's is a good choice for anyone staying in the surrounding area - just be prepared to wait and perhaps focus on the pastries! read more
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Amy B.
Hi Rebecca. Happy to hear you enjoyed your coffees! We do often get…
11 months ago
4 big & shiny stars! - Minus a star for being so expensive. I.E. Starting with the least expensive food items on the menu.. the macaroni/potato salad is $6. The most expensive item was a BLT Caprese that came with a salad or chips for $18.75. I couldn't decide between the chicken caesar salad for $18 or an avocado toast for $15.5. Take into account that these days, "toast" at cafes are usually just a singular, 1 slice of toast & leads my hungry self to ask, would I realistically get full? But I ordered it anyway and it was the best avocado toast I've had IML, and I order this item everywhere I go (no pic included cuz I devoured it enthusiastically). It was topped with so much tasty goodness like pickled red onion, cucumber, sprouts, tomatoes & a balsamic sauce that I liked so much I asked for extra. Do you ever eat something and still think of it a month later? Well this toast was one of those things. They also have a kids menu for $10 that includes simple items like PBJ & also a grilled cheese sando. They also have items for cleaner palates like a Power Bowl for $16.5 and other sandos for those who prefer a fuller, richer meal. Unique sounding drinks items pique my interest & excite me & this place offered a few. I was deciding between the Butterfly Pea Lemonade which is an iced deep purple blue sky colored drink for $6.50, or the Honey Bee latte which comes topped with bee pollen for $7. I really believe in all the bee pollen benefits which included immunity & energy plus I wanted something warm & espresso-y, so I chose that and it was cozy & delish. They also have other unique sounding drinks like the Bulletproof which has MCT & grass fed butter for $6 and the Turmeric Golden Latte which sounded amazingly healthy for $7. They also have the usuals like mochas & cleaner drinks like basic smoothies. If you come here you might find seating in their large front patio or their smallish indoor dining. The main debbie downer is their lines are long & consistent due to great food, so maybe you won't find any. We went out to eat to many places on our 3 day trip here in Sedona, but of all places, I definitely recommend this place the most for their great food, friendly service & unpretentious, laid back ambience. When I come back to explore another hike and the lower Antelope Canyon, I'd definitely get the avocado toast again but also want to try the highly rated & acclaimed Strawberry Salad for $15 and maybe try the Green Tea Cooler that has papaya & pomegranate & sparkling water for $6. I look forward to enjoying it at the front patio in the warm Arizona sun vs the bustling & cold-from-the-blasting-AC indoor dining area. Looking forward to going back! read more
1 month ago
Cute, quaint, cozy, and yummy place to eat with your favorite friends! This place was highly recommended by friends who live in the area and for good reason! Wow! We got there on 9:30 a.m. on Veteran's Day, and there was already a line, so earlier the better. Plus, the pastries were selling fast. Salmon toast: 4/5 - yummy and flavorful but too small of a portion for $15.50 for just that and no fruit or anything on the side. Ham and cheese croissant: 4/5 - nice and flaky but could use more cheese, plus it was $7.25, again too pricey for what it is. Apple danish: 5/5 - yummy, sugar tasted caramelized and went well with the buttery crust Fig iced latte: 3/5 - not much fig flavor, very light, just tasted like a regular iced latte with an indescribable simple syrup. I wouldn't get it again, but the dried fig on top for garnish was cute. I tasted my friend's hot dirty chai, and THAT was fantastic: 5/5. It's a bit crowded inside. There's seating inside. The patio feels better than inside. Service was nice. read more
While eager to experience Layla's, seeing pictures of this being a counter-service eatery, it initially wasn't a priority stop during our short visit to Sedona. After our first visit, confirmed by our 2nd, it is our FAVORITE for pastries (bummer that it's so far away!)!! Among the pastries we'd been fortunate to taste (based on availability) were: Almond Croissant (chock-full of filling), Dry Creek Cinnamon Roll (delicate thin layers with a delightful candied edge), and Cream Cheese Danish (with a generous dense mound of not-overly-sweet cream cheese) -- all with a delicate pastry unlike any we've experienced! I thoroughly enjoyed my savory Power Bowl, $16.50 (healthy, satisfying comfort food!). The hardworking staff is positive and friendly, visibly bustling about delivering orders and cleaning tables (in which cleaned tables are appreciatively marked with a "Sanitized" sign). Limited indoor seating within their cute-&-cozy cafe, with additional seating outdoors, many tables comfortably shaded by umbrellas. Fun for a morning stop -- one in which we shall revisit when in this area, again! read more
Super cute small bakery in Sedona. The baked goods are over the top amazing! If you want a savory danish, you have to get there when the doors open. Today we got a pain au chocolat, which was still warm from the oven. The almond croissant is so buttery and delicious. The chocolate almond croissant was also delicious but the almond one was my favorite. We also got morning glory muffins and they are delicious and light and not cake like read more
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Amy B.
We are thrilled to hear you enjoyed the pastries on your previous…
18 days ago
6 months ago
After looking at reviews of the breakfast sandwich I was excited to order one, I asked for it on a croissant which I had seen other people order in the past on yelp and she simply said no I couldn't do that...(maybe they were out? But she didn't say!!) so I opted for the brioche it said it came with on the menu. When I got home was disappointed to see a sliced white bread breakfast sandwich. Not even sourdough! For nearly $20 I could've made this myself at home. I did get an iced honey bee latte which was yummy. But this breakfast sandwich...I'm sorry I just wouldn't recommend! Eek...If they told me they didn't have any more brioche I would've ordered something else. The bread was so soft and the whole sandwich kind of tasted like mush. It wouldn't have been as bad on sourdough but what a bummer. read more
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Amy B.
Thanks for the review, Zoey.…
1 year ago
Got here first thing in the morning and a line had already formed. The line moved quickly, especially with the availability of a self order kiosk. All items came out quickly. The pastries were delicious. The butter croissant had a a nice buttery and flaky consistency. The breakfast sandwich was flavorful especially with the seeded sourdough bread. Outdoor seating had ample shading. Indoor seating is limited and is a little tight when the line forms. Would highly recommend this place. read more
4 months ago
Absolutely love the vibe of the place! I ordered their mocha, cinnamon rolls and muffins, as suggested by the nice lady at the cashier; and they were to die for! Yum! read more
Cute little coffee/bakery shop with a very nice patio. We came here for breakfast and it was delicious!! I got the desert sun smoothie and a sausage breakfast sandwich. Desert sun smoothie: so much flavor and very refreshing. Sandwich: very good!! I love a breakfast sandwich, even better they put it in the panini press! Definitely will be back next time. read more
10 months ago
I ordered the brown sugar cinnamon latte, and it was sooooo good! I would definitely come here again and order food as well. read more
1 year ago
We stopped by Layla's on our way into Sedona. It was heavenly! I had the cheese danish and a matcha latte, and my friend had an almond croissant. I consider myself somewhat of a cheese danish connoisseur and this was by far the best cheese danish I have ever had. The matcha latte was also heavenly and just want I needed on the rainy day we visited on. We had to stand at a table and enjoy our pastries, but it was no issue. There is a small amount of seating inside the cafe, as well as some outdoor seating. I can't wait to return on my next Sedona trip! read more
6 months ago
3 months ago
Decent prices and flavors. The patio is very large and has lots of shade. The smoothies are very good, taste like fresh fruit and are nice and thick. read more
7 months ago
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Amy B.
Thanks for visiting us, Marcie!…
3 months ago
We were here two mornings in a row....the salmon toast and the honey bee latte - EXCELLENT...and yes had the same thing both days! We also shared an almond croissant on our first visit, which was also delectable - but decided it was too much food on day two. lol Definitely a place to visit while in Sedona - super cute, staff is super friendly and the food and coffee - OUTSTANDING! It's hard to come home and try to find comparable - guess I need to come back SOON! :) read more
Great pastries. Decent seating inside and outside. Plenty of parking. A good relaxing sit down place with house made granola and sourdough and a decent selection of baked goods along with lunch sandwich items. Kouign Amaan used the same base dough as a croissant and their other pastries but has a sweet vanilla sugary coating on the outside. This was a flaky, crispy pastry that pairs well with any drink. They also have smoothies. The Tropical smoothie with OJ was a good tangy sweetness. I actually liked the Desert Sun more because of the deeper rich berry taste. I thought the OJ was a bit overpowering. read more
5 months ago
They have bulletproof coffees in the menu (that vegans can sub with coconut oil if preferred). I wanted to low carb it, so that's what I ordered. ...Then I laid my eyes and hands in a warm croissant as I handed it over to my gf... It was all over from there. "We'll take another croissant, please." Don't miss out on their pastries. All I need to say! They also have avo toast and salmon toast on sourdough bread. We got that for our hike. Impressed! read more
4 months ago
2 years ago
Wow wow wow, if you're looking for breakfast in Sedona, this place is amazing. My girlfriends and I ordered breakfast to-go online, and we loved it so much. This place does get packed in the mornings, but there is some seating inside and outside. We ordered the broke yolk sandwiches, and the chicken pesto sandwich. SO SO SO GOOD. Very happy! read more
1 year ago
It's not often you stumble upon a bakery that serves Kouign Amann!! That's how you know it's good GOOD. If flaky airy authentic croissants are your thing, this place is a must when passing through Sedona. read more
Lovely story near west side of downtown Sedona. Lots of baked goods. I especially love the chocolate eclairs. Love the Ham and cheese croissant. However, lavender matcha were little disappointed, the 12oz cup were half full, and very lumpy mix of matcha and lavender flavors. Service were great, the lady was very attentive. The store is super clean with signs telling customers which tables are sanitized. read more
2 months ago
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Amy B.
We’re sorry our hours didn’t line up with your vacation plans. We…
4 months ago
The foo was excellent, the the service was great, the restaurant is positioned right in the street where most of the hiking takes place, very convenient. The ambience very modern and chic. The coffee was excellent!!! read more
We were in Sedona for three days and stopped at this bakery all three days. When we found the chocolate almond croissants, we went back for those every day. They sell out each morning and for good reason. They are the most flaky flavorful croissant I've probably ever had. I also got their cold brew coffee, which is brewed for 24 hours and it is so smooth. I know they have a variety of other meal options you can choose but we just went for the baked goods. There is always a line in the morning and for good reason. This is a must stop if you are in Sedona. Thanks for the wonderful treats. read more
2 months ago
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Amy B.
Thanks, Jack. Would you please email more details about your visit to…
10 months ago
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Amy B.
Thanks, Sarah. We are disappointed that you didn’t request a…
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Hello Claire. We bake a seeded sourdough, with chia, flax, sunflower and pumpkin seeds in it.
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