A local favorite, the Coffee Pot Restaurant, has been serving Sedona since the 1950s. Named for the coffee pot-shaped rock formation looming behind it, this restaurant is must for breakfast, their robust menu contains more than 300 menu items full of delicious choices. You’ll have more than 101 omelettes to choose from with ingredients like avocado, chorizo, cream cheese, asparagus, ham...

El Rincon Restaurante Mexicano has been a Tlaquepaque Village mainstay since 1976. A family-owned restaurant, El Rincon offers a unique blend of Mexican food and Navajo-infused dishes, such as the Navajo pizza, made with Indian Fry Bread.

It’s not a pig! Named for the often mis-labeled javelina, this Arizona cantina serves baja-inspired Mexican fare – pork, chicken, beef and seafood tacos, quesadillas and burritos. Located at Hillside Sedona, the restaurant offers patio seating and red rock views.