Location: Rimrock
Top Restaurants in Rimrock
Top Things to do in Rimrock
- 1. V Bar V Heritage Site
- 2. Out of Africa Wildlife Park
- 3. Montezuma Well National Monument
- 4. Fort Verde State Historic Park
- 5. Montezuma Castle National Monument
- 6. Jim's Trading Post
- 7. Medicine Wheel Lodge Spiritual Day Lodge & Wolf Sanctuary
- 8. Pistols & Petticoats
- 9. Candy's Creekside Cottage- Antiques & Collectibles
- 10. Beaver Creek Day Use Area
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Where to Eat in Rimrock: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Rimrock is a populated place situated in Yavapai County, Arizona, about 12 miles southeast of Cornville on Beaver Creek. It has an estimated elevation of 3,592 feet (1,095 m) above sea level. It is named after a long rim rock along the creek.
Things to do in Rimrock
1. Thanks a Latte
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 173 reviews
We are a full service coffee house. We roast our coffee beans here onsite. we have a great breakfast and lunch... stop on by 928-567-6450
Reviewed By MCCMR - Penfield, New York
We've stopped twice. Very cute place and quite friendly. Monday is Open Mike night--heard some great music-- and the coffee drinks are yummy. The carrot cake is definitely homemade and THE best, hands-down, I've ever had!Thank You for your comments. We call our Carrot Cake 100 mile Carrot Cake because we have at least one customer that comes from Winslow AZ for his Carrot Cake Fix.
2. Harry's Hideaway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Serving American comfort food, Harry's Hideaway is located in the heart of Sedona wine country. Full bar service includes Arizona wines, local brews and premium spirits. Daily specials compliment our menu favorites which include crab cakes, hamburgers, pizza, pasta, steaks, ribs, shrimp dishes, salads, vegetarian including vegan dishes, all ending with our own in house made desserts! Try Carrot Cake, Chocolate Mousse, Flourless Chocolate Cake, Tart Tatin (French Apple Pie), Bread Pudding and Sundaes made with our own in-house made ice cream. We use to own a 5000 square foot Bistro in Chicago for 16 years that sat 200 people. We moved to Arizona and downsized. Now we seat around 50 and are having a lot of fun again! We're off the beaten Sedona path, but are located in the heart of wine country. After tasting your way through the wineries, stop in for a bite!
Reviewed By Debbie S - Sedona
There were 3 couples who came to Harry's Hideaway to celebrate birthdays. 4 of the 6 people had birthdays within the week which we told Adele when we made reservations. When we arrived, our table had birthday headbands for the birthday people to wear! The meal was delicious and so reasonable. It's a very small and cozy restaurant. They brought desserts with candles in them. A definite must do in Cornville!
3. El Patio Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Lacipaci - Budapest, Hungary
What a great and authentic, family-owned Mexican restaurant! My girlfriend is vegetarian and she enjoyed it as well. We had a very nice dinner, lots of food, and at a good price too. Our waitress and the chef were very friendly. Thank you El Patio!
4. Cricket's Dessert And Sandwich Shop
Overall Ratings
5 based on 82 reviews
Reviewed By ADavis64 - Las Vegas, Nevada
If I lived close by, I would come here every day for breakfast! The service is warm and friendly - there are no strangers here, only friends! You MUST have a cinnamon roll/cinnamon twist/bear claw. These are homemade and served warm with butter. You have not had a pastry like these at ANY bakery, ANYWHERE!
I have only been here for breakfast and have found everything delicious. Bacon is thick and meaty, you can get delicious fresh fruit instead of potatoes if you prefer. They also serve a hash-brown casserole along with different specials each day. Anything you have here will be delicious!
5. Oak Creek Espresso
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 317 reviews
At Oak Creek Espresso, we believe in participating in Direct Trade farming, offering our customers only the best quality coffee beans, drinks, food, and baked goods.
Reviewed By Bob L - San Diego, California
After 6 days in Sedona, we found this shop on the way out of town headed home. Excellent friendly service; great products! We wanted to try everything, but settled on a Turkey bacon croissant and a blueberry muffin. Wow...fantastic! Coffee was pretty darned good, too! Definitely will be back!
6. Verde Brewing Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 453 reviews
Verde Brewing Company offers a wide range of cold brews that provide a taste of the Verde Valley in every glass. Stop by to meet our brewing team, taste our current beers on tap, and watch the beer brew!
Reviewed By _dcstrousecol - Camp Verde, Arizona
Don't let the DEAD END sign off Industrial Drive detour you. Follow the signs and be rewarded with a true small town microbrew menu with fantastic food. A Colorado certified beer snob, I found every VBC brew delicious in it's own genre.
Service inside and out was fantastic each of the 6 or 7 times we visited this establishment on our Arizona winter hideout in Camp Verde. Outside dog friendly and Wednesdays are half off growler fills and we only missed one.
7. La Casita
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By Luckybeckyblue - San Antonio, TX
The décor was bright and fun, and staff was friendly. Service was fine. But they had no beans. Really?
We are from San Antonio where there are dozens of exceptional Mexican food places and we can eat delicious Mexican food every day of the week, so maybe it isn't fair for us to be too hard on this place. But I can't help but think that running out of beans was a real lapse.
I mean, refried and/or borracho beans are a staple at this type of restaurant and are served with virtually every dish. So no matter what we ordered, it was going to be missing an integral component. It's like going to McDonald's and being told they ran out of fries. Sure they will substitute apple slices from the kid's menu, but you really wanted fries with your burger, didn't you? And what are they doing wrong if they can't plan well enough to keep this staple on the menu?
Our nachos, served without beans, were still charged at full price. Although the waitress said she would give something extra as a substitute, there didn't appear to be anything extra at all on the nachos.
We would try it again, but hope the kitchen works out the logistics to keep staple items in stock.
8. Nikki's Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Peglova
The sign said home cooking and we were hungry! We parked at Nikkis Grill and were pleasantly surprised! We didn't order anything special, just some sandwiches; but, boy, were they good. The prices were average, the service was great and we couldn't beat the taste...MoreThank you for checking us out! Glad you enjoyed! Thanks, Nikki's Grill
9. Grasshopper Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
We are nestled in the heart of Cornville just a couple miles away from three wonderful wineries. We are only 20 minutes from Cottonwood and Sedona making us very centrally located. We offer many different types of cuisine along with our award winning baby back pork ribs. Almost all of our sauces we make from scratch when you order an item. We are dedicated to make fresh and affordable meals for visitors and our hometown locals!!
Reviewed By ChicagoAlleyCat - Chicago
Stopped here after visiting a few wineries in the area because it was recommended by some locals. Friendly and comfortable bar with tasty food and a fun bartender. Awesome veggie sandwich!
10. Red Rock Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Patty0414 - Phoenix, Arizona
OMG, this restaurant has the BEST food! Order the Red Rock Benedict, the build your own breakfast burrito, or the banana blueberry walnut french toast - all FANTASTIC. Service is great, too! Can't say enough about this place. Get there by 8:00AM or there will be a wait.
