I saw a sign out front that said elk hot dogs and I knew we had to stop and try one. We ate it…read moreChicago style and it was so delicious!

We stopped in on a weekday afternoon for some ice cream. We decided to order a peanut butter and…read morechocolate sundae and a chocolate vanilla swirl cup. The young man taking your order was very friendly and helpful. We decided to sit at one of the tables outside and enjoy the beautiful weather. After a couple minutes, we got our ice cream and the swirl was very tasty but nothing outside the ordinary. The peanut butter sundae was really good. If you like peanut butter and chocolate, order this. It's a great place to spend a few minutes while wandering through downtown Pine and have a little dessert.

Great little ice cream shop in Paysun. Got the Mint Cookies and Cream and the ice cream reminded…read moreme of Cold stone. Texture was dense, creamy ice creamy, and good balance of sweetness. Minimal line that moved quickly in the store as well. Service was friendly and ample parking out front. Will be back next time in town!

I have been wanting to try this spot for years now! I never got around to it before I left AZ so I…read moream glad I finally made it! It was so good I went two days in a row. I first came on Thursday afternoon around 2pm and tried a few flavors but went with the Reese's peanut butter cup and added mini choc chips, marshmallows, whipped cream and peanut butter sauce. The scoop alone was a normal price- $5- but the toppings add up quickly. Still worth it! The ice cream was delicious and a perfect portion. The next day I returned and got the soft serve twist in a cup with Nutella sauce and it hit the spot perfectly. Pleasant staff, a nice clean interior with some table games, some other merch options, and a couple outdoor tables. I would definitely try their other PHX location as it is a lot closer. @azfitfoodfun

We just stopped in for coffee and to split a blueberry scone. The latte was very good with lots of…read morefoam. The scone was also good but we wished it had been a bit warmer and that it came with butter. But even without the butter, it was good. Service was OK.

Rarely 5 stars...always room for improvement…read more Was driving through Pine and craving ice cream. Ended up finding Pine Creek as they were closing up. Super cute place, very homey and cozy. They make their own pastries each day and have a great coffee selection, as well as handmade and homemade fudge...but I was there for ice cream. They use Thrifty ice cream which already is major nostalgia...I remember when scoops were 15 cents! I had a two-scoop sundae with caramel and the trimmings! Definitely satisfied the need!

Store front shop on touristy main road. Staff was efficient and ice cream creamy and good…read more We would go back.

Stopped in once earlier as we walked by to see what they had inside, we weren't even greeted there…read morewas just one guy at the counter who looked our way and didn't really acknowledge we had even stepped in after making eye contact. So we walked out. Went back the next day and there were more people working the counter and were immediately greeted and asked what we wanted. More friendly ladies and the vibe was different in a better way. We ordered blueberry pie and peach. They asked if we wanted it warm and we said yes. The blueberry pie was very good not overly sweet with a nice crust but was entirely cold. The peach was the same thing. Real slices of peach and yummy pie but entirely cold also. Paid $12 for 2 slices

We loved Rocky Rd Ice Cream! It's such a cozy little spot with a great atmosphere. They offer a…read morewide variety of delicious ice cream, including many unique and creative flavors. The portions are generous, so you definitely get your money's worth. A perfect place to stop for a sweet treat, we'll definitely be back!

Shop was dirty, but they seemed busy and understaffed. Blonde cashier was not friendly, customer…read moreservice is probably not a good fit for her. My ice cream was supposed to be a chocolate heath bar, but it was just chocolate. No heath bar pieces, just a few sprinkled pieces of chocolate. We won't be back.

We heard about this restaurant from a local we met at a bar. He told us it was one of the best…read moreItalian restaurants in Sedona, and since he's of Italian origin, we figured we could trust his recommendation, and he was absolutely right! We didn't have a reservation and just stopped by for dinner. The restaurant was pretty busy, but luckily they found us two seats at the bar. The atmosphere is incredibly cozy. I'm someone who always pays attention to the little details, and this place has so much character. Every corner feels warm and thoughtfully designed. The staff was genuinely friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout the evening. And the food... absolutely outstanding! Everything we ordered was delicious! From the pasta to the desserts. We'd also like to give a special mention to the coffee, which was excellent as well. The only thing I wish is that they were open for lunch! We'd happily come back during the day if they were. Highly, highly recommend this place. It was one of the highlights of our trip to Sedona!

We walked in without a reservation, however luckily there were two seats open at the bar which…read moreserve full menu so we decided to sit at the bar. The service was great, and the food was even better. We started off with the artichoke bites, which came out piping hot and crispy with a side of lemon garlic, aïoli sauce. I ordered the spicy vodka pasta with shrimp which came with about five pieces of jumbo shrimp and homemade pasta. The sauce was amazing. It was probably one of the best pasta dish I've had. My husband ordered the chicken pasta with cream that was recommended by the bartender. That was also delicious. They also have free bread that came with olive oil with salsa Verde in it, which was interesting. We have to ask for the free bread though. For dessert we had gelato with salt and olive oil, which was surprisingly good. Overall, we had a great experience with amazing food. I would definitely come back here for the spicy vodka pasta next time I'm in town.

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.

The line outside PIEbar caught our attention. Our friends recommendation sealed it. We had to try…read morePIEbar when passing back through. Everyone enjoyed their empanadas. I got the Mountain Man with chipotle lime aioli and it was great. Not spicy but a hint a spice there. Also tried the strawberry and cream empanada which was tasty. Overall a good experience!

Hello Everyone: This review is for the PIEbar in Strawberry, Arizona…read more This is our first time visiting. We ordered one each of the following to try several: Philly Steak Chicken Pot Pie Beef Picadillo Sweet: Strawberry/Rhubarb Dipping Sauce: Chimichurri Here are my thoughts on each: The Philly Steak empanada fell short on flavor and ingredients. When we cut the empanada in half, very little of the empanada had filling. Therefore, a bite tasted more like the empanada crust than a Philly Steak sandwich. When you think of a Philly Steak you think of: steak sliced thin, onion, green pepper and cheese and we did not see this array of ingredients in the empanada. We expected more spices and flavor and also more filling for the price. The Chicken Pot Pie was nice. The gravy was not too thick and I was concerned the dough would absorb most of it, but there was still enough to enjoy. The filling would benefit from salt or garlic salt and pepper, but at least this empanada had more filling than the Philly Steak. The Beef Picadillo is advertised as having: shaved beef, diced potato, green chilies, onion, cilantro, tomato and garlic. In the one we were served, there was a very small amount of beef, the diced potato (three pieces), we did not detect any chilies, onion, cilantro, tomato or garlic. One should be able to see cilantro and tomato and even the chilies, but they were not there. We cut it open and looked. Also, we expected i to be a little spicy considering the ingredients. But, again, the overall flavor fell flat. The strawberry/rhubarb was recommended by PIEbar staff because it was seasonal, so we purchased one of these for our sweet empanada. This empanada shell was full of filling (as we would have expected the others to be), but considering the fruits involved there was little flavor. I saw another reviewer mention the lack of flavor, but I did not want to believe sweet strawberries with tart rhubarb could be "flavorless", but I have to agree, this filling would benefit from a little sugar and/or cinnamon inside the filling. The chimichurri sauce is spicy as advertised. This item hit the mark. We could distinguish all the ingredients in the sauce and it is 'spicy', so for those of you who don't care for heat with your food, we recommend you try a different sauce to dip your savory empanadas into. We brought the order to our cabin (three minutes away) to reheat them in the oven because the moisture from the empanadas was coming through the deli bag quickly, leading me to believe they may have been slightly undercooked and we did not want to take a chance on our vacation of getting sick. NOTE: Other reviewers who posed recently commented on "less filling" than normal which is what we experienced this week. I don't know what they are doing differently, but obviously the regulars feel something has changed. The size of the empanadas would be for a "lite" breakfast or lunch (they are not large). Each one serves one person comfortably (not large enough to share). There is seating outside. This is a little boutique stand of food and when they sell out, they sell out. I think if you adjust your expectations accordingly, you won't be disappointed. The concept is unique and something different than your typical sandwich for lunch.