Location: Cottonwood
Top Restaurants in Cottonwood
Top Things to do in Cottonwood
- 1. Arizona Stronghold Vineyards Tasting Room
- 2. Arizona Copper Art Museum
- 3. Blazin' M Ranch
- 4. Tuzigoot National Monument
- 5. Jerome State Historic Park
- 6. Self Propelled Tours
- 7. Dead Horse Ranch State Park
- 8. Historic Old Town Cottonwood
- 9. Larry's Antiques & Things
- 10. Historic Road - US Route 89A
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Best Bar food near Cottonwood, Arizona, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Bar food in Cottonwood, Arizona, United States. Cottonwood is a city in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. According to the 2010 census, the population of the city is 11,265.
Things to do in Cottonwood
1. Pizzeria Bocce
Overall Ratings
4 based on 892 reviews
Pizzeria Bocce is a feast for the senses with great food and drink, the aroma of pizza cooking in the wood burning oven, and a scrumptious palate of materials including black and white marble, two mural size historic photos, intricate mosaic tile, custom
Reviewed By runner24
Great food, very busy place, reasonable pricing. Sat outside on the plaza and had drinks. Tried the pizza. Fabulous. Enjoy. Hello,Thank you for your kind review of Pizzeria Bocce! We're so glad you enjoyed it! Please come back soon!
Where to eat American food in Cottonwood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
2. COLT 804 Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 328 reviews
Just 20 min. from Sedona and 8 min from Jerome, COLT is a 1st Class BBQ Grill in the charming district of "Old Town," featuring a menu made entirely from scratch! The modern farm atmosphere features authentic smoked meats: baby back ribs, tender beef bris
Reviewed By kristinbellydance
We live in Sedona and drive here twice a week. The best burgers, barbecue (pork, beef and chicken) and beef brisket in this area! The owner also makes corned beef that low in sodium and nitrate free. They make all their own sauces and have gluten free buns. The drinks are also fantastic! I also like the mahi mahi fish tacos. The staff are all excellent and friendly. The owners Bob and Brenda are always on site overseeing everything. The prices here are also very reasonable! We also bring our well behaved dogs here on occasion.
3. Tavern Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1152 reviews
The Grille is in a historic building originally built in 1923 as the Rialto Theater. It was the longest running single-screen theater in the United States until December 1998, when it was lost to fire. Reopened in December of 2005 as The Tavern Grille, gu
Reviewed By Jeff T
I was looking for a vegetarian option on the menu and none of the obvious choices caught my eye. I asked if the Street Tacos could be made vegetarian. They could and they did a great job. The vegetarian Street Tacos (not on the menu) were very favorable and with the salsa made it excellent. Go off the menu for good food! Thank you so much for taking the time to review us, your feedback is so important! We are pleased to hear that you enjoyed your experience at The Tavern Grille and we look forward to welcoming you back in the future!
4. The Steak N Stuff
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By 439pjg
We stopped at an odd time, 3pm, so the place was pretty empty. The staff was friendly and helpful and the food was solid. My husband enjoyed his chicken fried steak and loaded mashed potatoes. I had the steakhouse veggie soup, ok but a little salty. It was that rich brown gravy type. We shared mozzarella cheese sticks which were ordinary but nicely crisped outside and gooey inside. We will come try again with bigger appetites.
5. State Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Reviewed By Tom B
Good service and friendly featuring 20 local and regional beers covering a wide array of beer style. Nice patio seating and is dog friendly. Interior seating roomy enough for larger groups. Decor is set in a renovated auto repair garage. Prices are typical for the valley. No food here, but close to several restaurants.
