The carne asada burrito is fantastic. It&#39;s a reliable spot we always hit on the LA to Albuquerque drive. The booths are comfortable, which is a nice plus for a long trip.

We came for a quiet evening out. The lounge seating was so comfortable, and the view really made it. Cocktails were nice, food was good. It had a lovely feel without being too formal.

First time here, no reservation. They squeezed us in. Grilled duck breast was cooked just right, juicy and flavorful. The wine list is solid too. Good spot for a quick, quality bite.

Love that they have a covered patio for dogs! They brought water bowls for our pup, which was a nice touch.

The hash and eggs were the standout. Crispy potatoes, perfectly runny yolks, and that omelet was fluffy without being dry. Lizbeth was nice, sure, but honestly, I just kept thinking about that hash.

The pastrami with Aleppo pepper is solid. Meat&#39;s smoky, bread doesn&#39;t get soggy. Shared one for lunch and it was filling.

The vegan options here are so good, I didn&#39;t even miss the meat! My friend and I split the jackfruit tacos and the cashew mac. The vibe was perfect for our catch-up, not too loud so we could actually talk.

Been here a few times. The servers really know their wine, helped me pick one for the lamb. Food&#39;s good and doesn&#39;t break the bank. Solid spot.

Did the five-course tasting menu. It&rsquo;s pricey, but each plate was really good. The scallop course stood out. Service was smooth and friendly.

The outdoor seating is really comfortable. Wide benches and adjustable umbrellas make it easy to relax. The fish and chips were good, too.

The outdoor patio is a nice spot on a chilly night. They&#39;ve got heaters and fireplaces going, so you can actually enjoy the view without freezing. We had a couple of drinks out there and it was pretty cozy.

Our server was really on top of things. She noticed we needed more water before we even asked, and her friendly vibe was just right. It&#39;s the kind of service that makes a dinner out feel easy.

Stopped in for a late lunch after the drive from the canyon. The location right off Route 66 is super convenient. Had the bison burger and a local beer. Burger was solid, cooked just right. A good, straightforward spot to refuel.

Nice evening, grabbed a table on the patio. Casual spot, good energy. The grilled octopus was tender, charred just right. A bit pricey for the portion, but the vibe was solid.

The wine list is pretty small, but it&#39;s a chill spot for a nightcap.

Been coming here for years, and those deep-fried Oreos are the reason. Always exactly the same &ndash; crispy outside, gooey inside. It&rsquo;s my go-to after a tough day.

Been coming here for years. The food&#39;s always solid, service is on point. Yeah, it&#39;s a little pricey, but you get what you pay for. Just had the steak last night, cooked perfectly.

Good for a quick bite. Tried takeout and dine-in, service was always friendly. Decent variety with pizza, pasta, and kid options.

Stopped in after a long hike, needed to refuel. The pizza was solid, fresh from the oven. But the real win was the beer selection&mdash;found a crisp local lager that was perfectly chilled and hit the spot. Exactly what I was looking for.

The ribeye was fantastic. The bourbon selection is great, too. After hiking all day in Sedona, this old-timey spot just felt right. A solid end to the evening.

Quick bite spot with solid breakfast burritos and huevos rancheros. Caramel latte hit the spot. Service is fast and friendly, which is key for a lunch break. The turf area outside is a nice plus when the weather&#39;s good. Dessert case looked tempting but didn&#39;t have time.

The bread pudding is the real deal here. Got the three-flavor sampler to go, it&#39;s seriously rich. Took us a couple days to get through it, but no regrets.

The tuna tata was the best thing we ordered. Fresh and perfectly seasoned.

Nice spot after a long hike. The fireplace was a plus, and the live guitar was a pleasant background touch. It&#39;s a comfortable, low-key place to unwind. The vibe is definitely its main draw.

Solid spot for vegetarians. The veg korma was so creamy and flavorful, not bland at all. Dahl had a nice warmth to it. Appreciate that they let you choose your spice level.

Decent steak, but honestly the show is what you&#39;re paying for. It&#39;s a fun, quirky experience in a rustic saloon setting. For the price, I&#39;d say the entertainment is the main draw.

The St. Louis ribs were the main event. Very tender, good amount of meat on them. The flavor was solid. Also tried the pulled pork and beef brisket, both were on the same level. Solid spot for BBQ.

Service was on point even with the place being packed. Our server knew the menu well and suggested a dish that was spot on. Didn&rsquo;t have to wait long at all for our food.

The sweet potato fries were good, but the marshmallow dipping sauce was the real star. It was so unique and creamy, really made the dish. The booth seating was also very comfortable for a relaxed meal.

The wine burger was cooked just right. The pickled cabbage really makes it.

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