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Casa Sedona Restaurant

The breakfast and brunch dining room at Casa Sedona Inn, with garden patios facing Capitol Butte and a scratch-made Southwestern menu. Tripadvisor ranks it third of 121 Sedona restaurants.

4.6 on Google · 304 reviews

Opens Casa Sedona’s breakfast and brunch menu. Non-guests should reserve on OpenTable.

Details checked October 2026

Featured photo

Capitol Butte, also called Thunder Mountain, rising above West Sedona

Capitol Butte above West Sedona (area photo) · Photo: Eric Johnson on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Type

Breakfast & brunch

Inside Casa Sedona Inn; open to non-guests

Price range

$$–$$$

Plates $12–$28 on the menu

Hours

Daily 7 am–1:45 pm

Typically; brunch days vary by source

Time needed

About 1 hour

Our estimate for breakfast

Parking

Inn parking

Quiet residential street; tow vehicle best

Opened

1992

Inn designed by Mani Subra

What to order

A garden-patio breakfast under Capitol Butte

Casa Sedona’s chefs cook each morning from scratch, with Southwestern touches: chile relleno, huevos rancheros, tamales and quiche, plus pancakes and French toast.

A stack of pancakes dusted with powdered sugar on a blue plate, with a bowl of fresh fruit
A stack of pancakes (not taken at Casa Sedona)
Photo: Kritzolina on Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Start here

Lemon ricotta pancakes or the Mayan Quiche

The lemon ricotta pancakes come with two eggs and seasonal fruit for $20. The Mayan Quiche, with bacon, cheddar and roasted tomato, comes with brûléed grapefruit for $26.

RV tip: Reservations are held for 10 minutes, so leave the park with time to spare. The patio opens only when it’s above 50°F, per the restaurant’s OpenTable listing.

More on the menu

  • Baja Chile RellenoStuffed with chorizo, sausage, ham, spinach and cheeses, $25.
  • Eggs Benedict Sedona StyleSmoked salmon, brie and avocado on whole wheat, $26.
  • Truffle brie scrambled eggsIn a green onion and parsley crêpe, $25.
  • Chicken enchiladasA brunch plate with tomatillo sauce and two eggs, $28.

Why go

The quiet, top-rated breakfast in town

Casa Sedona opened in 1992, and the inn was designed by Mani Subra, who the inn says studied under Frank Lloyd Wright. Over the years its breakfast became a draw for non-guests too.

It’s small and the reviews are fewer, but they’re glowing: 4.8 on Tripadvisor, where it ranks third of 121 Sedona restaurants, 4.6 on Google and 4.4 on Yelp.

The garden patios face Capitol Butte, also called Thunder Mountain. Rancho Sedona is about 10 minutes away by car.

Eggs Benedict with hollandaise on a white plate, with a side salad, orange juice and coffee
Eggs Benedict (not taken at Casa Sedona)
Photo: Constance Chen on Wikimedia Commons (CC0)

Why it made our list

  • 4.8 on Tripadvisor and ranked third in Sedona
  • Garden patios facing Capitol Butte
  • Scratch-made breakfast each morning
  • Quiet residential setting away from the highway
  • About 10 minutes from Rancho Sedona RV Park

For RVers

Getting to Casa Sedona in the tow vehicle

The practical stuff we wished someone had told us before we pulled in.

Reserve as a non-guest

Sedona Monthly and OpenTable say non-guests should reserve. Online bookings are for parties of up to four; call for larger groups.

Tow vehicle only

The inn is on a quiet residential street in West Sedona, and RV rules aren’t posted. Leave the rig at the park.

Patio weather

The patio opens only when it’s above 50°F, so winter mornings may be indoors by the fireplace.

Stay in the dining area

Non-guests are asked to stay in the restaurant area, since the rest of the property is for inn guests.

What visitors say about Casa Sedona Restaurant

The visitor report card

We don’t copy other sites’ reviews, but the published scores are worth reading together. Scores checked October 30, 2026.

At Casa Sedona, mornings begin in the kitchen.

Casa Sedona · casasedona.com

All three sites

4.7/5

1,400+ reviews combined

Average weighted by review count. It has the highest average on our list, but also the fewest reviews.

What visitors often mention

Topics Google reviewers mention most

PatioQuicheMimosas

Google’s review topics, checked October 30, 2026: patio (28 mentions), quiche (11), mimosas (8) and huevos rancheros (7).

What things cost

Prices on Casa Sedona’s online menu: steel-cut oats $12, lemon ricotta pancakes $20, huevos rancheros $23, Mayan Quiche $26, chicken enchiladas $28$12Oats$20Pancakes$23Huevos$26Quiche$28Enchiladas

Prices from Casa Sedona’s online breakfast and brunch menu, checked October 30, 2026.

Good to know

Breakfast$12–$26 oats to quiche

Brunch$20–$28 salads to enchiladas

ReservationsHeld 10 min OpenTable; up to 4 online

Good forBrunchCouplesQuiet mornings

Prices from casasedona.com, checked October 30, 2026. Hours vary by source: OpenTable and AAA list breakfast daily from 7 to 11 am and brunch until 1:45 pm, but OpenTable’s FAQ lists weekend-only brunch. Call to confirm.

Know before you go

Plan your visit

Casa Sedona Restaurant

  • Address55 Hozoni Dr., Sedona, AZ 86336
  • HoursDaily 7 am–1:45 pm
    Typically; brunch days vary by source
  • Phone(928) 282-2938
  • ReservationsOpenTable or call
  • Getting thereIn West Sedona off SR-89A near Southwest Drive, on a quiet residential street inside Casa Sedona Inn.
  • ParkingParking at the inn; no posted RV rules. Bring the tow vehicle.

Hours vary between listings. Call (928) 282-2938 or check OpenTable before you go.

Where to stay nearby

RV parks near Casa Sedona Restaurant

These are the closest Sedona RV parks we’ve written up. Drive times are estimates from OpenStreetMap routing, so allow extra time in Sedona’s traffic, especially on SR-179 and in Uptown.

The Hill Top site at Rancho Sedona RV Park: a gravel RV pad beside a lawn, shade trees and red flowering shrubs
About 10 min · 3.9 mi via SR-89A

Rancho Sedona RV Park

Shady full-hookup sites beside Oak Creek, a quarter-mile walk from Uptown Sedona.

A patio with tables and a railing above Oak Creek at Oak Creek Mobilodge
About 11 min · 4.5 mi via SR-89A

Oak Creek Mobilodge

A small, family-run creekside park on SR-179 with 15 full-hookup sites; best for rigs under about 30 ft.

A group campsite under sycamore trees at Chavez Crossing Group Campground
About 13 min · 5.3 mi via SR-179 & SR-89A

Chavez Crossing Group Campground

Forest Service group sites under sycamores on Oak Creek; groups only, one RV per site.

Helpful answers

Frequently asked questions

The questions RVers ask most before pulling in.

Yes. The restaurant is open to the public for breakfast and brunch, and non-guests should make a reservation by phone or on OpenTable.

OpenTable and AAA list breakfast daily from 7 to 11 am and brunch until 1:45 pm, but listings disagree on which days brunch runs. Call (928) 282-2938 to confirm.

No. It serves breakfast and brunch only.

On the current menu, breakfast plates run $12 to $26 and brunch plates up to $28. The lemon ricotta pancakes are $20.

The restaurant is inside an inn on a quiet residential street, and it doesn’t post RV rules. Drive your tow vehicle.

Rancho Sedona RV Park is about 10 minutes away by car on SR-89A.

Breakfast & brunch · from 7 am

Breakfast on the garden patio

Reserve on OpenTable, arrive on time, and ask for a patio table facing Capitol Butte.

or call (928) 282-2938

Thank you to the people behind these photos. Please support them by giving their work a look. Photos: Eric Johnson (Capitol Butte; CC BY-SA 3.0), Kritzolina (pancakes, not taken at Casa Sedona; CC BY-SA 4.0) and Constance Chen (eggs Benedict, not taken at Casa Sedona; CC0), via Wikimedia Commons; the images were resized. We couldn’t find a video of this restaurant. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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