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!!

So yummy! I've become very particular about my doughnuts, I have my preferences, for me its a…read morenice soft yeasty dough with a light sweetened glaze, usually being boring and going with a plain glazed doughnut but that's my test for how much I like a place. We got a couple of doughnuts and tried all of them... my thoughts in order of best to last... the spiral cinnamon roll one was delicious! My favorite it was light and airy with great flavor! Next up was the Boston cream, nice vanilla pudding like filling, good dough. Next apple fritter, good but a Lil too sweet/ too much glaze on it. Fruity pebbles it was good, just not my thing. And last place was that pumpkin spice cake doughnut, holy nutmeg maybe just this batch, but it was so heavy on the nutmeg that's all you could taste, not good. The girls working were very sweet and helpful!

I'm from Los Angeles & this coffee shop is great! I got the…read morepistachio mocha coffee, with light ice. Super good, not too sweet like a Dutch Bros kind of drink. I also bought the carrot walnut muffin and it is soooo moist and fluffy. I will definitely come back here. Staff was super nice and easy going too. The ambiance has a couple tables on the side and chairs near the back. I came on a Monday morning so no line and lots of free parking for the plaza!

Drinks ! Specially the green tea Awesome place great vibes…read moreand helpful service. Definitely recommend

Knowledgeable barista helped me make my coffee choice and the coffee was PHENOMENAL. 10/10…read morerecommend the salted caramel cold brew.

The coffee and the ambiance was out of this world. The art on the wall and the coffee paired well…read morewith Sedona's views and town feel

Smaller shop... not a great deal of baked goods, confections, and pastries…read more Excellent coffee! Had an Americano and it was great, not the coffee water served at most restaurants. The person who made our coffee took time out to bring a plastic bowl out for our puppy to drink from as we sat outside. Six stars! Well, five's the limit... but it's exceptional for someone to consider that our black-fur puppy might be thirsty: Now THAT is service! Thank you.

Ordered a vanilla latte iced. Good flavor 8/10 My husband…read moreordered the horchata latte iced 8/10 Love the view of the landscape from the front patio Fast service

Stopped in here for a quick bite and a coffee before our spa treatments…read more The cold brew was perfect. One of the better coffees I've had in Sedona. This shop is a cute little place, but doesn't have much seating inside. Will definitely be returning during the remainder of my trip!

Pretty decent coffee! We got flat whites & cortodo.They don't really use microfoam and my husband's…read morecortado wasn't really a "cortado"(supposed to be untextured milk and equal parts milk to espresso so a 3.5-4 oz drink.) It was pretty decent coffee though! We liked the crossiant,the views and the service!

Not to exaggerate, but this was the BEST breakfast burrito and açaí bowl I have ever had. As…read moresomeone coming for LA, this is a big deal. The burrito had loads of bacon, was saucy, spicy, and all around balanced. I would 10/10 come here again just for that alone. The açaí bowl was also delicious and generously portioned. The granola they used is very unique and tasted so good. I will continue thinking about this meal. They are also known for their plethora of smoothies and other breakfast items. Perfect place after a morning of hiking.

This is probably the best breakfast I've had in a long time, and I almost didn't make it to this…read morerestaurant before my Sedona trip ended. I'm glad I did! They have some parking spaces out front, but you can also park in one of the free parking lots nearby. I got their Clean Breakfast Plate and added the bison sausage. The plate comes with black olive aioli, and it was absolutely amazing. So was the sourdough bread! The bison sausage was a little on the chewy side, but that's somewhat expected with bison meat. It still tasted great. I'd highly recommend this place!

This is one of my must visits in Sedona…read more We initially found them during the ridiculous worldwide sickness days during a road trip escaping the tyranny of California. They were a much needed respite, who were reasonable, understanding and didn't need a bunch of unnecessary rules. Their offerings are outstanding and just what I would be offering if this were my cafe. Great chocolates, great drinks, great atmosphere, super people that work there and are engaging. Each time we've been back in town we've visited and brought our friends. Truly an oasis in the desert.

A small coffee shop offering a decent selection of coffees, shakes and teas. Also noticed offerings…read moreof hand made chocolates with a bit of wellness sprinkled into some items. I only got to try the dandiccino drink which is a cappuccino with dandy brew. It was really good. The cafe is rather tight but the barista that served us was super friendly and was patient.

Wonderful spot! My mom and I were passing through and found this spot on Yelp and stopped by and…read moreending up getting a bit of everything! Our favorite was their loaf of bread it's unforgettable.

It's located in its own little plaza with a few parking spots. There's a good amount of tables. The…read moreworkers weren't too friendly and looked like they were minding their own business. Their matcha latte was good, but not the best matcha quality. They have a ton of different options for teas and coffees. They have board games you can play while you're there which was pretty good. A good spot for a pick me up, but for okay quality.

If you're looking for a breakfast spot in Sedona, AZ, I recommend trying the Coffee Pot Restaurant,…read morehome of the famous 101 Omelettes. The restaurant makes delicious butter biscuits and also serves lunch with American and Mexican options. We ordered corned beef hash, 2 eggs with homemade biscuits and a side of bacon. We added a kids French toast. Everything was delicious. There's indoor and outdoor seating along with a gift shop. We had very good service. Check it out when in the area. Happy Yelping :)

A coworker recommended The Coffee Pot to me before our trip to Sedona, and after hearing about…read moretheir famous omelet menu, it quickly made its way onto our breakfast list. After visiting the Pink Jeep tour, we headed over and immediately loved the vibe. The restaurant has a funky, eclectic feel that's full of personality, and we ended up sitting outside on the back patio, which was such a great atmosphere. It felt relaxed and distinctly Sedona. I'll address something that may be helpful for other travelers. As we were leaving, a group of women mentioned to us that they had experienced some prejudice during their visit. As a Black couple, that naturally gave us pause and stayed in the back of our minds while we were there. That said, I can only speak to our own experience, and throughout our visit we felt welcomed, comfortable, well-served, and completely taken care of. We saw a diverse mix of guests and staff, and everyone we interacted with was kind. I mention it only because I know other travelers may be looking for that perspective when researching places to visit when from out of town. Now for the food. The fresh-baked biscuits were massive and absolutely delicious. I also really enjoyed the coffee, and I have to mention the mugs because they were surprisingly cute and added to the charm of the experience. Of course, the real star here is the omelet menu. There are over 100 omelets to choose from, and as people who love a good omelet, we were in heaven. Our meals were excellent, and honestly, I wish we'd had more time in Sedona because I would have happily come back to work my way through several more options. When a restaurant specializes in something and does it well, I usually stick to what they're known for. Between the unique atmosphere, great coffee, giant biscuits, and seemingly endless omelet choices, The Coffee Pot ended up being one of our favorite breakfast stops in Sedona. If we ever make it back, it's definitely on the return list.

If you're coming down after an intense hike or just exploring Sedona, Creekside is a wonderful…read morebrunch spot to take anyone to! The staff were accommodating over the phone when we were checking to see how busy they were and in person too! Everyone we encountered was friendly and helpful to the best of their abilities. My table started off with the Roasted Beet Salad, it's definitely perfect as a wonderfully light and sweet fruit medley which includes apples, strawberries, pecans, beets, and more. Super worth it to try with your meal as it's a sweet and refreshingly appetizer. For the entrees, my table had the Lamb chop lollipops , all-American breakfast, and Chilaquiles. The lamb was a perfect tender bite alongside small blocks of cheese, watermelon, and blueberries which was an interesting combo. The Chilaquiles were a nice mouthful of classic mexican breakfast flavors like the pico and jalepenos atop the tortilla chips soaking in the green sauce. Lastly, the American breakfast is a great portion of food for someone that wants a little bit of everything when it comes to breakfast time. The french toast with powdered sugar was a delightful sweet bite. Overall, I recommend this place to everybody in the area at least once! Especially outdoor seating if it's not too hot that day, beautiful scenery alongside a meal is always a treat.

Food was decent but nothing amazing…read more Server made multiple mistakes - added bacon to our food that was vegetarian, forgot a whole order, and instead of ice coffee they brought it hot. The burrate caprese was decent but after we finished the burrata and spread then they brought out the toast and pesto, why didn't they bring the whole order together? In general the staff seem either new or untrained, or just too understaffed