Location: Clarkdale
Top Restaurants in Clarkdale
Top Things to do in Clarkdale
- 1. Jerome Artists Cooperative Gallery
- 2. Arizona Stronghold Vineyards Tasting Room
- 3. Arizona Copper Art Museum
- 4. Jerome State Historic Park
- 5. Tuzigoot National Monument
- 6. Blazin' M Ranch
- 7. Douglas Mansion
- 8. Dead Horse Ranch State Park
- 9. Jerome Historical Society Mine Museum
- 10. Historic Old Town Cottonwood
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Clarkdale (Yavapai: Saupkasuiva) is a town in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. The Verde River flows through the town as does Bitter Creek, an intermittent tributary of the river. According to the 2010 census, the population of the town was 4,097.
Things to do in Clarkdale
1. Scott's Main Street Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Scottt's Main Street Cafe is owned and operated by Scott & Allyson Buckley. We have many years experience in the food and hospitality industries. The restaurant opened in March 2008. We are Clarkdale residents and look forward to seeing our friends and neighbors as they dine with us. Our menu is diverse, and we feature lunch and dinner items. There are daily specials, and dinner entrees feature steak, chicken, and fish, with prices ranging from about $13 to $18. Burgers and hot sandwiches range from about $8 - $10. We also have fresh housemade pizza and feature a range of appetizers and desserts! You can dine in our restaurant, get your food "to-go", or enjoy it next door at the 10-12 Lounge-we'll deliver it to you there while you enjoy their music or a drink. We're a great stop for a meal after taking a Verde Canyon Railroad or Clarkdale Kayak Co. trip! We're also great before or after a "Concert in the Park" during the summer.
Reviewed By Francine N - Sedona, Arizona
Best cheeseburger I have had in Arizona! Great fries too! Very consistent with very reasonable prices. Service was good and felt very cozy. Clarkdale is a very old fashioned town where you feel you kind of are in a time warp. Highly recommend.
2. Bobby D's BBQ at the English Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Bobby D's BBQ is located in the Historic English Kitchen Restaurant building, Arizona's oldest operating restaurant building (est. 1899). Stepping through our doors is like stepping back in time. Imagine sitting on an original bar stool from 1899. If only these walls could talk! We are a 90% scratch kitchen, family owned and operated. All of our meats are hand trimmed, rubbed and smoked on premise. We have delicious sandwiches, fresh salads, and entrees. The specialty of the house is our slow-smoked, baby back ribs, they literally fall off the bone. We also feature a full bar, 8 microbrews on draft and a full service outdoor deck with bar.
Reviewed By Linda F - West Salem, Ohio
First of all, the service at Bobby D's was outstanding. The BBQ was delicious. We had pulled pork and chicken. Excellent coleslaw. Good beer selection. So-so fries. The atmosphere here is especially cool and the place has such an interesting history. The bathroom was exceptionally clean.
3. Pizzeria Bocce
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel V - New York, United States
Everyone in town will tell you to go there. Do! We shared a bunch of things family style and everything was delicious: meatballs, deviled eggs, ravioli salad, pizza, pan roasted chocolate chip cookie with gelato. Wow! Service was great.
4. Paradise Point Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 194 reviews
Homemade Gourmet Desserts, Gluten-Free Desserts, Organic Coffee & Tea. Wi-Fi, Indoor and Outdoor Seating. Massage suite on site!
Reviewed By clp_1234 - Exton, Pennsylvania
We sought out this cafe because it had gluten-free options. The had several absolutely, hands down fantastically delicious GF options for lunch and dessert! I haven't had such nice food since forever! I had the cheeseburger pie and carrot cake (yes carrot cake!) I was in heaven. My friends also had gluten-free options as well as 'regular' and everything was delicious. Can't rave about this cafe enough!
5. Violette's Bakery Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
We are a cute little small batch bakery on the corner in a caboose car! We make all of our pastries fresh every day! We have fresh made to order house recipe Belgian waffles, cakes, cold case desserts, breakfast sandwiches and breakfast plates, and delicious lunch menu !
Reviewed By DeeAnn M - Prescott, Arizona
Violette's Bakery Cafe is well worth a stop. Located in the historic town of Clarkdale, right on Historic Highway 89A. Look for the caboose on the corner. The weather is beautiful many days of the year. Sit outside and take in the views of the Verde Valley and Mingus Mountain, while enjoying a delicious freshly baked pastries, muffin. They also have brunch items and homemade cakes. Only drawback was they were out of a few things when we were there.
6. Su Casa
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 106 reviews
Delicious Mexican food in a lovely hacienda style setting. Outdoor dining, full bar, large private room for parties and groups. Downtown Clarkdale, right across the street from the park.
Reviewed By Dan F - Winchester, KY, United States
More of an authentic Mexican type restaurant, Su Casa has a nice atmosphere. The food is good portions but flavor is bland. No sense of "Home-madeness" to it. Salsa and chips were fair. Service was fair. I was the only patron for lunch and had to go locate the server at times. Prices were good.
7. Hilltop Deli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 139 reviews
Hilltop Deli was established in 2012 by a family with deep roots in Jerome's past. We've come to once again be a part of the local community in the Verde Valley. We strive for perfection with our service and food. We don't shop from the big suppliers—our food comes from local Arizona retailers, chosen by the owner every week to guarantee the freshest and highest quality products. Walk up the steps to the UVX building in Jerome and enjoy a cold beverage and delicious sub on our dog friendly patio with one of the best views in town.
Reviewed By gailtrip4 - Kahului, Hawaii
My husband and I decided to park and walk up the hillside to find Hilltop Deli. There are a number of stairways you can climb, and it is a climb! But so worth the climb! As we looked over the menu, the server told us that the chicken in their special, garlic chicken parmesan wrap, was grilled outdoors. That got us and we decided to share the wrap. We chose the toppings: lettuce, tomatoes, olives, avocado. It came with salad greens and a choice of dressing. We also tried a small serving of their pasta salad and had iced teas. The guys plated half the wrap and greens for each of us so appetizingly. And, oh, was it good! The chicken was seasoned so well and in just the right amount. The Italian dressing for the greens was not too tart, as many are. The pasta salad was refreshing and flavorful with bits of pepperoncini. I don't know how to describe the iced teas, but they tasted so clean. On top of that all, the server and cook were very hospitable and friendly. A definite hilltop experience for us!
8. Farside Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Mediterranean & Persian Food
Reviewed By LaPaj - LA
No it's not as large or noisy as are many of the good restaurants in OldTown, and it's not conveniently located there. But it is certainly worth a visit. It's great Middle Eastern Arab style food with an additional twist. The young Iranian (not Arab) couple running it certainly know how to add an extra touch; whether this results from the use of the highest quality ingredients, slow cookers, traditional recipes, or just talent isn't clear. Even the delicious baklava is homemade, and the portions are tastefully generous while you sip either cardamom or saffron tea in typical small glasses.
9. Crema Craft Kitchen Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 522 reviews
Crema's menu offers more than brunch, coffee, and craft cocktails. We also make gelato and sorbets from scratch right here in our own creamery. The sweetened base of gelato is known as "cream". We make our own cream in small batches, then slowly add the freshest natural ingredients to create classic flavors and try new innovative ones. Our produce is sourced locally when possible. Many of our items are free of GMO's. You'll notice flavors carousel with the season, so enjoy them while they last. "Creme" also refers to the delicate foam atop a promising espresso shot. We use locally-based, organic, certified fair trade, coffee roasted by Prescott Coffee Roasters.
Reviewed By tuc7k - Scottsdale, Arizona
Our first visit to Crema, encouraged by discount coupons from our hotel. Very attractive place, with a really interesting patio. We had late breakfast just past 11, and the sun really heated the patio up. We started with very well made, beautifully designed lattes. Big cup. Big portion. Top notch barrista work. My wife had to eat gluten free or she becomes very ill.
She ordered the Chilequiles, but had to have accommodations. Their chips are fried in house, but they use the same oil they do gluten items in. So, no chips in her serving. Because the green chili was reported to be very hot, she asked for that to be on the side. She didn't even try them. She wanted to have a side of their cheesy hash browns, and inquired if they were gf. The waitress thought they were, but after my wife asked her to check with the chef, she discovered to her surprise that this dish is not gluten free. So, it was just going to be Chilequiles. Couldn't have the fresh fruit because of the cantaloupe (a separate allergy). But, our waitress was able to come up with a side of berries that she could have. Yea!
i thought the French toast would be perfect, as it is described as bread pudding French toast. The idea of thick bread pudding, full of egg goodness and moist with cream and vanilla flavors, made my mouth water. What arrived was enough Texas style toast to feed 2 people. It was fried in oil and was very crisp. Not what i had in mind, and not something i could share with my gf wife.
Kudos to the waitress for checking to ensure that my wife only ate what was safe for her. Also, good job by the manager checking on us while we were waiting for our breakfast, and again as we were leaving. Seems all the managers at all the Haunted Group restaurants do a perfect job of checking with diners at least once. i always appreciate that kind of attention wherever we dine, especially when managers want to hear about both food and staff.
10. Vaqueros Grill and Cantina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 201 reviews
Take a break from your average Mexican restaurant and come find out what is new and exciting at Vaqueros Grill & Cantina! Under new ownership, Vaqueros Grill & Cantina has taken a different direction by serving quality Mexican 'soul' food with a breathtaking view of the Verde Valley in Jerome, Arizona - a historic copper mining town, once known as "The Wickedest Town in the West." Located on Main St. in the first Safeway building in Arizona, Vaqueros Grill & Cantina invites you to savor the flavor of our house specialty - Navajo Tacos, a creation of Fry Bread smothered with refried beans or black beans, lettuce, pico de gallo and choice of chicken, shredded beef, pork or veggie style served with cilantro rice, guacamole and chipotle sour cream. Suspended above the dining room is a hand forged agave chandelier, lined by a row of hand-blown glass lanterns hung along a set of old fashioned pull out windows. Mexican folk art, Milagro crosses and decorative silver tin ceiling panels surround this festive, locally owned, family friendly, and rustic style restaurant.
Reviewed By Brandi1970
Fun atmosphere. Love the decorations. Guacamole to die for. All of the food was wonderful. On the street parking. Waitress friendly
