This is a fascinating church! We parked at the bottom, in the first lot, which gave us a great view of the front of the church. There were 2 men in golf carts, giving rides to the top for tips, which were thankful for in the heat. The church itself is small, but beautiful, with amazing scenery surrounding it. I would love to return for a mass sometime. I would highly recommend this.

The chapel is wonderful. A little crowded but a lot of parking and staff with golf carts to help get people from the top to the bottom. There is a big turnaround at the end of the road so don't be afraid to drive all the way looking for a parking spot. Beautiful views of the surrounding landscape also. Definitely worth checking out.

Absolutely beautiful! There were a lot of people given that COVID is still an issue, so make sure to bring a mask. There is a catholic gift shop in the church. Might be a good idea to park outside of the entrance and walk up if you are going to hike Little Horse from here after going to see the church. especially if you are going a bit later so you don’t get locked in the gates after closing.

Beautiful views surrounded by red mountains of rock.The chapel is a triumph of architecture in its simplicity and beauty building around the the perfect spots. I sense a feeling of holy and joy upon entering the church . I am not a Catholic but would still highly recommend fighting the crowds to see and experience the glory of the chapel. Outside is breath taking views filled with fresh air, i highly recommend packing extra water bottle or two and apply sun screen before visiting because the sun light can be a pretty hot.

I'm Catholic, and whenever I travel I love to find a church or chapel to pray and give thanks to the Lord for the beautiful gift of life. This chapel is so unique and it's nestled in a beautiful spot in the deep red rocks of the mountain. The cross on the outside is so perfectly placed within the side of the mountain. It's so amazing to see the gifts and talents that human beins are gifted with and how they use their gifts to glorify God!

Incredible views in every direction. The chapel is a triumph of architecture in its simplicity and beauty. Upon entering, a feeling of joy and serenity overcame me. I am not a Catholic but would still highly recommend fighting the crowds to see and experience the glory of the chapel.

This chapel is breath taking! Perched high up, you can spot it from the highway as you drive into town, cut into the red rocks with its sleek yet simple architecture -it grabs your attention immediately. There are a few different areas to park, starting from the gate under the chapel, then continuing all the way to the ramp to the chapel doors, with 6 handicap spaces right at the top. It has a wonderful breeze that gently whips around you as you make your way up. When you get to the doors and they open -wow- the tree that Christ is situated on going to the highest point in the chapel is breathtaking! The chapel is surprisingly rooming with many rows of seating, all which have terrific views of the simple but stunning chapel. To the left are stairs that go down to a very well air-conditioned gift shop that has a wide variety of items (coins, postcards, ornaments, figurines, statues, jewelry, books, etc...so much more).

The roads leading to these trails were closed, so I didn't go first. But When I was driving on the same road for the second time, there was a person standing at the closed sign, so I asked how we can go to the Cathedral Rock trails. The person told us that we could go to the trail by shuttle bus. So we went to the shuttle bus place (you'll see signs of shuttle bus parking). They took us to the main trail. When I got off the bus and went to the entrance of the trail, there was a guide who gave us good advice. We walked trails for 3 hrs. Hiking the Cathedral Rock Vortex in Sedona is a last memorable experience. Amazing place! One of the most scenic places in Sedona is Cathedral Rock, but it is also one of the most challenging hikes. Cathedral Rock is the only one of the four major vortices with “feminine” energy. I hope everyone will visit this place

Good: Amazing landscape views Great fresh, crisp air Variety of hiking terrain Bad: Parking lots are horrible ($8? For parking without America The Beautiful park pass) 1 way in n out Crowded past 830 am Some Steep and technical terrain for novice hikers Pro tip: if you don't make it here first thing in the morning you'll be hard pressed to find parking in the main lot (20-30 spaces) and even overflow lot (20-30) spaces after 8 am. If you're getting there after 9am... Good be with you because you'll be waiting about 20-30+ min for a parking spot. ( Unless you're the kind of person who's willing to wait and have nothing else to do but wait). Other than the parking, waiting, and one section of the hike that is mainly smooth rock and about 60-70 degree vertical climb this place is awesome! Happy exploring!

Truly a hikers paradise. Sedona offers the best of free climbing. Cathedral Rock is a stunning must do when visiting this stunning town!

One of the more iconic photo locations in Sedona as well as Arizona. It’s beauty never fails to amaze me. With many hiking trails that offer different perspectives, it’s one of my favorite locations for hiking, mountain biking, or simply enjoying its view at sunset or sunrise. Definitely, one of the many locations to check out in Sedona.

Short but steep hike. Try to get there early because this one fills up quickly. Excellent views.

This hike is SO worth it. As a novice hiker I struggled but seeing the sunset at the top made it worth it. It was tricky getting back down after sunset after it got dark, but since this is a popular hike there’s a lot of people around. The parking lot is very small though, I had to Uber from another parking lot (and there’s no service once you’re trying to leave).

A must-see in Sedona. Would recommend coming here shortly before sunrise, especially in the summer months. It can get busy here, so coming early will help you find parking near the trail head. The rock formations behind the trail block out the sunlight for some time, so you can to avoid the heat. People come hear to get a shot of themselves near a cliff, which is to the right of the end-of-trail sign. To the left of the sign, there's a path that goes into the rock wall and there are some additional views there, with a tall pillar.

God did a great job on the natural beauty of this place. The trails are easy to walk on. If you are brave, you can climb up the rock up to the point that it goes straight up vertical, then you will need climbing gear and good skills.

First. Don’t try to park at the trailhead, park at yavapi parking lot across the street. There are only about 25 or so spots at the trailhead. This is an easy hike and you can sit for hours on this vortex filled rock. Incredible. We walked on the trail around the entire area, about 5 miles. The loop walk is a must.

Dreamy place for beginners to hike. Red rocks always look so unique. Great place to enjoy the sunset. The vegetation are so “ desert”.

Bell Rock is a popular natural landmark in Sedona that is definitely worth a visit. The stunning red rock formation is an iconic symbol of Sedona and is believed to have spiritual significance for many people. The trail leading up to Bell Rock is a moderately easy hike that offers breathtaking views of the stunning desert landscape. Visitors can take a leisurely hike or scramble up the rocks to reach the top of the formation, where they can appreciate the panoramic views of the surrounding area. Bell Rock is a must-see attraction that offers an unforgettable experience and is perfect for travelers seeking an adventure or a stunning backdrop to capture memorable photographs.

Amazing! Went there yesterday, very cold windy day and enjoyed every minute. First time here and did not disappoint. Parked in the South parking lot and went on the 'Bell Rock Path' to do the climb. My suggestion is (if you plan the same and it's your first time there) to not stop at the first signage you come across. Continue past the first signage on the Bell Rock Path trail, not much further, and you'll come up to a better route of going up. Way easier and actually has trail signs the whole way to follow. Showed a picture of the sign you're looking for. As stated, came from the South parking area and my first time here... spectacular!

I really enjoyed this place, because you can climb the rocks almost anywhere, so it was fun.

Such a nice place, i liked the front view more. The rock beside the bell rock is pretty too.

A nice hike just below the rim of the mesa. Because it's a loop around, you get some nice views of the surrounding valleys and vistas. If you're lucky, you may have a small plane fly overhead when you're near the end of the runway. A portion of this hike runs adjacent to the airport fence, so you sort of lose that "nature" aspect for that part. Otherwise it's a different and cool type of hike.

Airport Mesa was a nice, short trail that offered a cable handrail to assist with the climb up. As older folks, my husband and I considered this a luxury. This is a great place to take photos, and I recommend parking in the airport parking lot which is near the trail.

This is my favorite hike that I’ve done in Sedona! It is a very moderate hike with gorgeous views that are visible shortly into the hike. Unlike Devil’s Bridge and Cathedral Rock (where the trail is quite frightening at times because of narrow ledges or steep, smooth inclines) this hike feels safe and much less intimidating. Perfect for newbie hikers and experienced hikers who are looking for a beautiful stroll.

I was in Sedona for 2 nights and went to Airport Mesa both nights for sunset. It's a great view of the sunset and the red rock mountains around the city. Get there about an hour before sunset, it gets a little crowded. It's $3.00 to park.

Beautiful hike that wasn’t overly strenuous. Lots of pretty wildflowers to check out along the way when you aren’t admiring the views of the mountains. Bonus - there’s a restaurant at the airport to grab a bite at when you get back around to the parking lot :)

Went here for the sunset. There is a 1 mile hike to reach the top which is not pretty easy and the sunset view was amazing. There are too many people when we went though. While hiking back after sunset the view gets even better with the light on in the city. You can also park at the spot and there is view point which needs no hike. You can just sit there and enjoy the view.

Airport Mesa is an iconic spot for Sunsets and you have great views of Bell and Cathedral Rock. They have paid parking at the top here (by airport) and the queue to get in sometimes is long. Recommend getting there early and securing an awesome spot on the overlook or on the mesa midway up the hill. (Parking very limited there)

Awesome views from here. Must visit view point. Do stay here for the sunset.

Great place for hiking. Watch out for snakes and scorpions.

Easy out and back trail in Sedona with incredible 360 views! If you don’t have time to head on any longer trails this is a great option. Note that parking is extremely limited with only a few spots near the trailhead. We waited about 5 minutes and took the spot of someone who left.

Absolutely GORGEOUS. if you're passing through this area stop at the park. You'll be so happy you did. You have to pay to park but it's worth it!. There were a handful of brave people who got in the water when we were there (super cold in late March). Before you get to the swimming area there are park benches to eat at, a huge grassy area (people were playing some soccer), there is a concessions store to get everything you need while at the park, including beach towels, food, sunscreen, tourist gifts, etc. There are historical cabins, normal bathrooms, etc. Wear safe shoes by the water area because it's precarious in spots. Amazing place!!! go visit!

Been coming here for years and years. Absolute stop if you want to enjoy this Canyon and Oak Creek. Not a bad little walk from ample parking. Little bit of hiking to get around and see everything but nothing too bad. You will want time to just sit and take it all in. Sitting by the waters edge and just listening to the water running is just amazing. It can be pretty busy, I recommend off season visit so your can enjoy it without tons of people.

Very nice place to go for a very refreshing swim. Water is nice and clear plenty of exploring to do up stream and down stream. Beware water will be cold and you will slip a little. Love that the cliff down stream is jumpable and deep enough to be safe to jump. Their will be a 30 dollar fee per vehicle or for 4 people extra if it exceeds 4 people. Overall very Nice family trip to nature.

Really pretty natural features. It was clean, easily accessible with very pretty views. A great place to stop along your adventure or as a destination. Made me want to go camping nearby. I will definitely be back. The water was flowing strong at the end of June. Idk where all that water came from it hasn't rained in months. Water was cold and refreshing on a 90 degree day.

Such a cool natural park! The whole experience was a blast, and the views were beyond beautiful! We hiked down to the water and were able to set up camp to leave our stuff. The rocks were super slippery, so it made going down the slide a breeze. At the end, there's a deeper section to swim and jump in, which was a lot of fun. The water felt so refreshing from the hot sun. Will definitely be back next time I am in the area. It's a beautiful place to spend the day hiking and having fun in the water. Great for families, but I would bring kids old enough to hike a bit. There are some steep areas to navigate.

It was very busy but it was extremely fun. There was an area to swim, jump, and multiple slide areas. It is a first come, first serve on the slides, be polite, and patient. It didn't take long to get a turn.There is a market to purchase snacks and souvenirs. For a family of 5, it cost 20 dollars to enter for 2 adults and 3 kids. We had to wait about 20 minutes to enter the park the park holds 200 cars and once filled it is a one out one in it is very busy so it can take up to two hours. There is beautiful scenery, cold water, hiking trails, and some history as you walk to the slide rock are, which is about a 5-10 minute walk from the parking lot. Our family really enjoyed our time there. You can also bring cooler, just no glass containers, easy upset, chairs, and floats. Park rangers are friendly and helpful. Highly recommend it. Oh I also recommend water shoes and shorts.

Enjoyed my meal here. Got seated quickly and our waiter Adam was fantastic. Great personality and attentive without overbearing. The bison skewers in the sampler platter was delicious, very tender. The elk chops, enchilada, and bison steak were fantastic as well. We finished the meal with the bread pudding and that was great too. Not too sweet. Sure it may be a bit touristy, but the vibe + good food + great staff definitely is worth returning for.

Fantastic service! Cocktails! Beers on tap! The food was beyond our expectations. We first stopped here upon arrival to Sedona and just wanted a drink so we sat at the bar. I ordered the Peach Sangria which was refreshing. We stopped here for lunch the next day and I ordered a vegetarian dish which was beautifully presented. It's half an acorn squash filled with wild rice, veggies and broccolini. My husband ordered the full rack of ribs! The meat fell off the bones and the flavors were so yummy! We started our meal with prickly pear cactus fries which were so delicious as an appetizer! The dipping sauce was sweet and sour to complement these "fries". I loved this place!!!

Top 3 places to eat. The food was off the chain good. Mary had the bison burger and I had the hardy salad. We had cactus fries that was supper tasty. Hallie our server was great the best we have had since we got here. The atmosphere was great inside an out side dining as well as a section where the inside wall opens up. Highly recom recommend.

Clean, attentive friendly staff. Didn’t wait to long for a table. Waiter was informative, and attentive. Down side is in order to try rattle snake, it’s a jack rabbit rattlesnake combo sausage, and you have to order the sampler platter to get it. For 30$. The drinks were good, bar tenders were friendly. The sampler platter was neat, had cactus’s, and bison steak. Food is pricey, but it is good. Baked potatoes are very small though. Place is high priced, but very unique experience, and definitely enjoyed it. Would do it again for one time, knowing the outcome. Super loved the jalapeño margarita. Not burn your mouth, just adds delicious flavor. Highly recommend at least once!

Great place to grab a big dinner after a long afternoon hike. Would recommend trying the baby back ribs and vegetable enchilada. Both are served in big portions and should be good to share with two or more people. The ambience is great and service is quite good.

Five of us had a great lunch at the Cowboy 🤠 Club restaurant! Food was good but expensive, Daniel our server was excellent, and the western decor was fun and interesting. The pork ribs were excellent, good flavor and tender. I had the ribeye steak 🥩 and it was flavorful and perfectly cooked. Daniel our waiter was quick, kept our water glasses full, had good recommendations, and kept an eye on the table. They get busy so recommend you put your name in and shop for a bit and they have a buzzer that will let you know your table is ready.

The food was delicious and service was great too. It's not cheap but I think it was worth it. It's not very often we get something that makes us say WOW but both the burger and the Mac and cheese were that good. I'm pretty sure it's prime rib in the Mac and cheese it was so tender. And the burger was perfectly cooked, seasoned, and garnished. Not too much, not too little.

You can’t beat the view and the portions are hearty. Overall staff were friendly and prompt and the food was okay. I ordered the cheese steak sandwich, but the meat needed some seasoning and there was only a little amount of cheese. The sandwich was packed with meat. My friend had the burger and really enjoyed it. So not a bad place to chill and enjoy the view!

Joel was great waiting our table. Very patient and check on us periodically. He also carefully explained the menu. We ordered the sampler as it has fried cactus, rattlesnake sausage, bison on skewers. Not too bad, different to our everyday food...bit gamey but nothing I can't swallow. Main courses were Bison Pot Stew, Elk Chop, and Salmon. Salmon was cooked perfectly...wasn't dry inside, but the sides were only ok. Elk chop was gamey and a little chewy and that's why Joel recommended medium rare. The mash sweet potato was brilliant. Bison Pot Stew was excellent... unexpected great dish, although we were expecting a stew pot instead of a plate. Homey environment in the hot summer but the good service definitely helped a lot. We'll be back.

This place was amazing! So tasty! Don’t leave without trying the elite! I had the braised beef enchiladas and they were fantastic. My wife enjoyed the chicken enchiladas and she also thought hers were very good. My wife enjoyed a few margaritas and she said they were strong and Delicious. I got the pumpkin flan to go and it was good. I would definitely return on my next visit to Sedona.

Great dinner outside on the covered patio. Definitely go if you can get a table. We called same day and were able to get in for an 830 dinner. The lamb was delicious!

We sat at the bar and had a very enjoyable dining experience. The hospitality provided by the barstaff was amazing but the quality of the cuisine was superb. The food was a somewhat more modern take on traditional Mexican cuisine. We will be sure to return the next time we are in the area!

I loved this place! Our reservation was at the bar which was not only a fun social situation, we got the best bartender ever "Armondo" service at a very high level and margaritas as smooth as silk ! We ordered the Elote appetizer ,grilled corn, white Mexican cheese, cilantro and lime, served with a crispy corn tortilla. I ordered smoked brisket enchiladas and they were melt in your mouth good! Just a great all around experience and we ordered margaritas to go! Amazing food and margaritas and outstanding service!

We were seated at the bar. Our bartender, Armando was a real pro and watching him work the bar really added fun and energy to the experience. The margaritas and sangria were excellent. My wife had the chicken enchiladas and I had the brisket enchiladas. Both were amazing. If we have a chance to return to Sedona, this will be a must do.

Late reservation for 2- 8:15. If you are just visiting the area I recommend making reservations 8-12 weeks in advance! Especially if you want more time options. The salsa was full of flavor and hard to stop eating. The waiter recommended dishes were fantastic. Check out the drink specials for something a bit different. If we were local this would be a special go to for us and guests when in town. Service was wonderful. Cheers 🍻

This was honestly one of the best restaurants I've ever been too. We got lucky and managed to get to reserve seats at the bar same day (which reservations usually need to be made 6-8 weeks in advance). The service was impeccable, the atmosphere was a whole experience, and the food was so good that I ate to the point of being so full I almost needed to be rolled out. If you have the chance to eat here, do it.

Stopped in a bit before 2:45 and were seated right away. Took a while for our server, Lauren, to come to our table but she was great and really nice. Our food arrived surprisingly quick. Overall it was pretty good but I wish the fries were hotter and there was a tad bit too much dressing on my caesar salad. Fish and chips (sub onion rings) were tasty as was my daughter's meatlovers pizza.

Stopped in to have a bite to eat on April 29 for a birthday celebration, we arrived around 5pm and was seated right away and seated by the window which had a great view. We ordered an appetizer of onion rings which were amazing all the way down to the dipping sauce which was ranch sprinkled with smoked paprika, I believe and very tasty. We ordered drinks Prickly pear margaritas and a sweet dream . They were not shy on the alcohol, which is a plus in my book who wants to order a mixed drink and not get any alcohol. Lol . On to the meal , my daughter ordered an individual pizza The Broken Arrow barbecue chicken with barbecue sauce, artichoke hearts and asparagus. She loved it ! My boyfriend had the fish and chips , fish was fried perfectly , crunchy on the outside, moist and flaky on the inside, perfectly done. I ordered an individual pizza called Sounds Good it had thinly sliced chicken with artichoke hearts, spinach onions and white sauce, it was very tasty I love the pizza it was a different twist to normal every day pizza , we all shared between the 3 of us. Portions are huge so you could easily share an individual pizza between 3 to 4 people, same with fish and chips can be shared between couples . To top it off the waiter brought over a birthday dessert and sang happy birthday. This place is a wonderful place to eat , great atmosphere and energy all around . Thank you For an awesome meal !

The food here was descent. The area is mainly tourists. So it can take a few minutes to find parking. Most of the parking is free which is nice. You can also park down a few blocks from some places and walk to the venue as well. Make sure you check for any signs being posted first. Some areas are strict. I had a chicken skewer and some fries. The fries were delicious, but the chicken was a bit dry. One of my friends had a shrimp skewer and that was very good. It was seasoned well and cooked just right. We made a reservation for this place, but because it’s so busy most of the time, the service is not the best. Heads up if you are coming with a group they will only split the check 3 times. So bring cash to cover your meal. The prices weren’t bad considering the area. It’s best to make a reservation too.

I have been to this venue a few times and it’s well worth grabbing a brew or some grub. The service was quick, and friendly. They brewery gives healthy portions of food. They have a great patio with a cool view or you can sit inside nearby windows that still capture Sedona’s beauty. Perfect place to grab lunch or hangout and enjoy drinks after hiking, or strolling around all the galleries. Great spot all the way around.

We had a great romantic dinner in tlaquepaque at the Oak Creek Brewing Company. The food was amazing and perfectly cooked. We also enjoyed the views and the ability to visit all the specialty shops in the area. They do craft their own beers here (I don't drink so I can't attest to how good they are but many others that ordered them seemed to enjoy). Tip: ask for patio seating for a beautiful view.

Grilled salmon/chicken kabobs, southwest mac and cheese and deli style sandwiches are only some of the amazing things from the food menu that we tried and loved. The extensive cocktail menu is also pretty impressive!

Perfect breakfast spot. They are known for offering over 100 types of omelets, but they also have many other options. I had the French toast, and my husband had a peanut butter, jelly, and banana omelet(strange, but surprisingly good). We both really enjoyed our meals. We sat on the back patio, which I highly recommend. It was shaded and cool with a rock fountain and a nice vibe. Parking can be a bit tricky since it is so busy. They do have some additional parking in the lot next door.

Diner vibes but definitely not diner prices. Our breakfast for 2 was $50+ with coffee, hot chocolate, loaded breakfast burrito, bowl of fruit, short stack & hash browns. Our servers were great. Everything was delicious but the burrito could have had more flavor. The individual ingredients (vegetables, beans, etc) didn’t taste like they had been seasoned. But, with the provided hot sauce and salsa it was pretty good. The fruit bowl was underwhelming. It’s mainly a bowl of granola. The fruit options were either frozen blueberries or a ton of banana slices. If this had been more clear to me I probably would have skipped this. The hot chocolate is amazing. Also, they leave the coffee pot on the table so you never have to ask for refills.

Very nice chill place. Fast service. A lot of good food. Totally worth every penny. Cute gift shop. Very comfy seating. Amazing decor. Love it! 10/10 would come again. :) Only thing that sucks is parking and the walk over cause cold and the straight shot walk light doesn't work so gotta circle around, but not their fault. :) Long line, but we got in quickly! Loving this place!

This is a must for a breakfast. We were able to find a parking easy but if they get busy parking might be difficult. We waited 20 minutes for a table. We got a table in the back room. It looks like there’s outdoor dining as well in the back. You fill up your on coffee and water which makes it convenient for the waiters. The staff was super friendly and took our orders right away even though the place was packed. Our food came in about 15-20 minutes and it was delicious. Every piece was worth it and very flavorful. I am definitely coming back to this breakfast spot. The omelette was very generous size and full of Avacado.

A nice place for breakfast, especially if you want a lot of choices and aren’t picky about details. My husband and I ordered omelets with hash browns and a biscuit, and my two sons both ordered a “Belgian” waffle. My omelet was really tasty and a good size. The hash browns did not live up to their name, as only the very top layer was browned (see pic.) the biscuit was light and fall apart crumbly - not the buttery flaky goodness that a biscuit should be, in my opinion. I had two bites. We also ordered a cinnamon roll, which was actually pretty good, but as cinnamon roll snobs, we wouldn’t get it again as it was way too light on the cinnamon. Coffee was good and I enjoyed the odd-shaped mug. The teens thought their waffles were decent, but NOTHING like a real Belgian waffle, which we experienced a couple of days ago in New Mexico. Service was friendly, but won’t be back if we can find something better in town.

Good food with friendly staff & people throughout, wait times differ during the day most likely. Pleased with my food completely & leftover breakfast snack was fanomenal, (& side of fruit to go) as I made some mini savory charcuterie bites. Porridge/grits are just the correct taste,temp for I. Coffee was also tasty. Thanks for the meals. Great times especially for my solo performances. ✌ Happy cooking& eating the creations of GOD YO!

Came here today for the first time and ordered the blueberry pancakes as well as the avocado omelet. Both were really good! My partner ordered an omelet and fruit cup and enjoyed his meal. The only reason for the three stars is solely based off my partner finding a long strand of hair inside his food which was extremely gross. Don’t think I would return but I do think it’s cool they have over 100 different omelets.

I have been here twice over the last two days and enjoyed the meals very much. Food has great taste, and the serving size is on the larger side. You do get your monies worth... The biscuits and gravy are lite and fluffy, just heaven on a plate. Wait time, it was about 15 minutes, but it seemed to move along very fast, and service is super quick too. Highly recommend this one while in Sedona!

If you are looking for an all around dream dining experience, this is the spot. We are in Sedona for a few days for our anniversary and wanted good food and atmosphere. Everything exceeded expectations. The staff is so professional and attentive. The food is creative, beautiful, and delicious. The atmosphere is incredible. Wide open, comfortable dining rooms with amazing views no matter where you sit. I am so glad we got reservations (made the day of so had to eat early - it’s reservation only and we got lucky. I recommend making them in advance!)

We couldn't have been happier with the views, service and food! Sunset was the perfect time to dine on the patio. The steaks were amazing, salty, and cooked well. I will get medium next time instead of medium rare, but the meat was delicious. They treated my wife to ice cream desert for her birthday. The view was breathtaking, honestly amazing!

Nice vibes. Foods are delicious. We were looking for what to eat for our dinner on google map for our two days one night Sedona trip and we didn’t make reservations for that day we went to the restaurant but they gave us three seats by the bar. There was a female bartender who is very professional gave us introductions and recommendations. Highly recommend !!!!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

The food and wine were wonderful. But what's really spectacular is the ambiance and environment. truly a stunning property and a uniquely designed restaurant, decorated very thoughtfully. We truly enjoyed our dining experience. I advise you go early and take photos on the property while you wait for your table. You won't regret it! For dessert, the coconut flan was awesome.

Simply incredible experience. We weren't lucky enough to get a reservation during their most popular times (sunset), but we did manage to snag a table for a lunch date. Although we didn't get to see the sunset - the restaurants backdrop is still incredible. The food was equally amazing. We started off with a salad and a few cocktails. The white sangria was my favorite, but my partner loved the Smokey Pear. We both decided on the Gaucho Steak Sandwich with the three seed cilantro slaw. The sandwich was the softest - most tender sandwich we've ever had. Even the bread seemed to be baked to perfection. The portions were perfect for the two of us, but we also ordered a side of their truffle mac and cheese to round off the meal. To finish things off we decided to share their prickly pear cheesecake. We took our time devouring this one - we never wanted it to end. It was soft, the crust seemed to have a cinnamon flavor to it and it was paired with chocolate wings and whipped cream. It was so good - we ordered a second to share. Overall - incredible experience and was well worth the drive. You definitely need reservations though - don't expect a table if you are 'just showing up' although they can accommodate most people at the bar.

Wonderful atmosphere, friendly and attentive staff, delicious food….we were not disappointed with anything…the steaks were grilled to perfection, sides were generous and the prickly pear cheesecake dessert was delightful. We will definitely be back on our next visit to Sedona! FYI prices are reflective of the quality service and gourmet food, high end steakhouse…

Stunning views and strong potent cocktails (Bonus points!); food was relatively expensive and not very fresh. Ingredients clearly processed a long time ago as they were all dried up. Flavors were decent though. Recommend the truffle Mac and cheese! Service was really slow and dishes were not clean. Had to ask for new plates and utensils all the time. Staff were nice and helpful. 4 stars because it was probably the best option in a tourist/scenic area, but otherwise 3 stars as it’s a bit overpriced for the food and service.

Amazing place with amazing views. Want to be on the back area during monsoon. Great menu, sangria was awesome, prefer the white. Meals were fabulous, the chicken was too small in my opinion.

We do travel and eat a lot of amazing food, however this place in our opinion is overrated and pretty pricey. I left hungry and the service was very slowly. You definitely pay for the location more than the food. It's definitely a touristic spot. The restaurant itself looks wonderful, but the food is not up there. The gazpacho I ordered was nothing close to it and very salty. I had to return it. The Jardin plate was okay but not worth $35. My husband's meat was good, but still nothing extraordinary. I wouldn't recommend it.

We went to Sedona for my birthday trip and we decided to walk in at this restaurant. We were not able to get a reservation online since all the time slots are full. We were very happy that they were able to squeeze us at the bar despite the fact that they were super busy . I’m glad that we got to taste their food . When we arrived at the area , we were able to see the magical sunset view. The spot was perfect when you really want to have a good view . The bartender was very helpful and so as the other staffs. All our meals were properly coursed and the cocktails were amazing as well. I would always go back to this restaurant whenever I visit the area. I highly recommend this restaurant if you are visiting Sedona. Kudos to all the staffs.

Mariposa has hands down some of the best views I’ve ever seen for dinner!! Make sure you take pictures before and or after you dining experience and I highly recommend making reservations just before sunset. Now it’s not all views, the ambience is beautiful and open to bring the big outdoor feel into the dining room. The service is upscale while the food greatly compliments the Latin inspired theme. My favourite was the Flores Del Mar which, not to simplify it, was a Latin paella!!