Indian Gardens Cafe & Market

I was in Sedona for a month and made several visits to this cafe. It was nice being so close because I could get there before the crowds arrived 😂 👏 Tried both breakfast and lunch and enjoyed both. Food is really good. Iced coffee is good. The patio is dog friendly and they were kind to my pup and brought water. Garden is beautiful to sit in with lovely flowers and surrounded by trees. Prices are steep, but it's Sedona. ✨

This was one of my favorite spots we stopped at! Coffee was amazing, they have lots of options in their market and homemade things as well. We didn't eat but the food looked amazing. Really great outside area.

Indian Gardens never fails! I’ve been stopping in here frequently for nearly 6 years. Since the new ownership, the menu has changed for the better, but the ambience and service continues to be top-notched. I like to stop in and get a dirty chai or sit down and have an avocado toast on my way back and forth from Flagstaff to Sedona to see my clients. I often will sit to get some charting done while enjoying a treat. Today, I brought my family here for a Father’s Day lunch. We arrived around 2pm to avoid the expected crowds, which was perfect timing. We got BLTs, a Reuben and a chicken salad sandwich. The serving sizes were generous and the pricing reasonable. I noticed they finally brought Pizzicleta’s gelato to this location. The olive oil gelato is my favorite! I regret not putting in a review sooner and felt the need to do so. As a local, going out to eat can get pretty pricey when you have 4 kids. I can always trust not spending an arm & a leg to get good food and a fun environment to enjoy a meal at our favorite place in Oak Creek.

Delicious food and cappuccino. We got the breakfast burrito and the sandwich. Burrito was better! Cappuccino also pretty good. There’s plenty of parking available and lots of seats. Service was good and actually pretty fast! Staff is friendly. Recommend!

I have come here a few times and I can’t think of anything but positive things to say. The lush dog friendly garden seating, the fantastic food, the outstanding service, and the delicious coffee come together to make it a repeat stop when visiting Sedona.

Loved this spot. You order at the front and seat yourself. The staff were very friendly. The breakfast was filling and very reasonably priced. Short drive from town. The fresh toast with the whip cream and compote were particularly delicious. Would love to eat here again.

Arrived right when they switched to the lunch menu. Pleasantly surprised by their dry cider selection. The cider on tap was delicious and crisp. Ordered The ATM (pictured) and The Gobbler and shared them. DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Yum! The garden is beautiful with fountains babbling in the background. If you're like me, you're always on the hunt for the best chocolate chip cooking around. 10/10 alight crisp on the edges, soft in the middle and sprinkled with flaky salt. SOOO GOOD!

I stopped to see the historical marker at Indian Gardens. There is a nice trail to walk next to the river. After taking a walk, I walked across the street to the Indian Springs & Market. Inside is a spacious, rustic space with lots of seating areas. I walked outside to see the outside seating area. It's beautiful, with walking paths, art pieces, tables with umbrellas, surrounded by nature. The prices are a bit high, but a nice place to stop while traveling.

Got 3 types of cookies that were mostly delicious. Pistachio, Ginger w pineapples baked in, and peanut butter-gluten free. They were all so soft and crumbly and super tasty. I'm bringing 2 to the airport tomorrow and I'm trying not to eat them now! The peanut butter was delish. I'm sure the others will also taste heavenly. Then I scarfed myself avacado grilled sandwich of the gods on the car ride either my smashed baby potatoes! The sandwich was Michelin star quality, you have to get it. Every bite was either delicious pickled onion w avacado or the delicious buttery bread with the cheese, or a bite of over easy egg w avacado and a bit of buttered grilled bread. It was an amazingly tasty sandwich. I enjoyed it so much. The outside is a cute garden w a winding pathway thru planters and cute planters, bird feeders. Tables out there and it gives cute family vibe or even would be romantic for a party of 2. I noticed inside wines and these wonderful scented oils perfume and balm. Rose or lavender, both smelled delicious. A cute selection of Az themed stickers for the water bottles and adorable painted post arts of Az scenes. Also fresh squeezed watermelon juice and fresh strawberry lime juice. I wish I would have got the watermelon ! I'll be back soon I hope!

DELICIOUS - probably one of the best sandwiches I've ever had (or at least in a long time). I got the Gobbler - but with cheddar instead of provolone. Turns out, I somehow got 2? (Although I also paid for 2...) One with provolone and one with cheddar. Both were AMAZING. My son's grilled cheese was very tasty, too. The sandwiches are very large & fresh, and they come with local chips and a pickle. The staff is so friendly and happy. The person who took our order was fantastic - so sweet with my young son and really helpful. The gardens out back are lovely. We got our food to go, so I was bummed we weren't able to sit in the gardens and eat. I love that they have blankets you can use while you sit/eat, in case you're chilly. Highly recommend!!

So happy to make a stop here on our way to Sedona. This place seems to be always busy but we got lucky with snagging a parking spot when we pulled in as I could see that being an issue if your timing isn't right. Anyway, you sit yourself and order at the counter. There was seating both indoor and outdoor and we decided to sit outside. I'm glad we did because it was such a quaint and cutely decorated area with a fountain, bird houses and pretty much a garden oasis. Seating out there was really busy too. We had to share a long table with another group since all the two and four seaters were taken. It's worth a seat outside. The food was really good too for a diner type menu. I would love to come and eat here again when I'm back in Sedona.

Actually my favorite part of my breakfast here was the garden. We ordered the breakfast burrito special. We had red enchilada sauce added. It was sort of bland. Not bad but it needed a little more flavor. My wife ordered a mimosa and I had a beer. Great atmosphere here. I really liked all the fragrances in the garden. Very chill back here.

Great! (Just like all the other reviews). I'm adding this review to show photos of their pizzas. They offer these on Fridays (as of April 2025.) which I'm told is new. Pizzas are about 14" and are brick oven style. One pizza is enough for two people unless you're super hungry.

[Rounded up from 4.5] Such a wonderful little cafe to discover on while my husband and I were traveling through Sedona! Naturally the surroundings are just beautiful - a mix of lush forests and impressive rock formations. The cafe itself is quaint little spot that offers a good selection for brunch. I ended up getting the huevos rancheros, and my husband got the breakfast sandwich - both of which were so delicious. The waiter even offered this fantastic hot sauce that pairs so well with both of our dishes. Definitely recommend anyone stop by if they're visiting Sedona!

Stopped here on the way to west fork. I showed up right when they started serving lunch and the place immediately was packed with a huge line. Service was quick and friendly, everyone in like their sandwiches just wasn't blown away.

I love coming here when I'm visiting the Sedona area! They have really good cold pressed cider which I've purchased in the past and again this trip too! One of their featured drinks was a s'mores latte, and I decided to order that along with a breakfast burrito! Both items were delicious, and the burrito was very filling. Everyone working was very friendly and helpful. They have outdoor seating and some indoor seating. Very outdoorsy, cabin, camping ambiance. There is also lots of homemade looking snacks and gifts to purchase. Highly recommend stopping by on your way in or out of Sedona.

My friends and I planned a girls' day trip to Sedona and we ended up here for lunch. Location was perfect... away from the crowded downtown of Sedona. Food and coffee were amazing. I had the bacon and Brie sandwich and it was absolutely yummy. Latte was so satisfying and delicious! My friend had their mocha and she enjoyed it as well. We sat in the outdoor garden. It was beautiful and cozy. Everyone was so friendly and weather was perfect in September. Will return whenever I'm in the area. Highly recommend!!

We stumbled upon this cute off road cafe on a rainy day in Sedona later on in the day. Most of the pastries were already gone so there were only a few to choose from. Due to this cafe's popularity, I would recommend going earlier in the day so that you have first dibs on the freshly made pastries. We got 2 cappuccinos and they were the size of my head. Really enjoyed the coffee with the beautiful views. They also have very cute knick knacks and a small market with local buys that you can indulge in.

My wife and I stopped for a coffee before hitting Slide Rock State Park. I had a black coffee (smooth and rich) and my wife had the mocha latte with almond milk. She said it was fantastic! We also had a little fruit, yogurt and granola. DELICIOUS! It was so good we stopped back in on the way back for a couple of drafts after the park visit. I had the Power Station and my wife had Blake's hard cider. ICE cold and the best draft prices in Sedona! The servers are super friendly and they are very attentive!!

What a cute little place for breakfast! Came here due to the Yelp reviews. We wanted to try something different on our last day in Sedona and we were in for a treat. I was in the mood for a nice iced matcha and a yogurt parfait and hubby wanted eggs with toast and that's what we got here. I also ordered a croissant. We sat outside in the patio which is so quaint it feels like you are sitting in a beautiful backyard garden. Food was tasty and service was very friendly. This is definitely a hidden gem!!!

This Place is a hidden gem of a spot. Great Food, Coffees, Fresh Apple Cider and a hidden garden oasis in the back of the Restaurant which is a tranquil and Peaceful. Upon entering you take a menu and then go up to the counter to place your order, They also have a Tap of Spring Water to drink and taste goodness. We will be back again

My favorite dining experience in Sedona. Indian Gardens is a true hidden oasis. This gem is located outside the main strip of businesses in Sedona, but it's well worth the scenic 10 minute drive to dine here. We spent the past weekend exploring the red rocks for a bachelorette party and a main highlight of the trip was our brunch here. This local spot started as a small road-side market serving those who frequent the nearby creek. In the past years it's grown to be a thriving restaurant with gorgeous plating and an even prettier back patio. We were easily able to snag a table for our group of six and dined on several pastries, breakfast sandwiches, and biscuits and gravy. I'm still drooling over their morning bun, chocolate croissant, and strawberry cheesecake. Each of these items were absolutely divine. I also tried their hot matcha latte. It was creamy and earthy, the perfect matcha combination. Highly recommend adding this spot to your Sedona itinerary!

I'd live here if I could. We stayed at Junipine a couple miles away and two friends recommended this place. Happy to oblige. Great little place. Order at the counter, get a number and place it in your table. Outside is DIVINE if the weather is fine. Was perfection this morning at 9am. We had the avocado toast, French toast, the breakfast sandwich, a bagel, and a side of bacon for our family of 4 (2 kids--no kids menu, FYI, but can order sides and pastries that are basically the same thing.). Was about $50 before tip. One gripe (one star removed): I'm a vegetarian and I don't eat eggs. I orders the breakfast sandwich and it comes with eggs. I asked if I could substitute avocado and she said it would cost me an additional $3.50. I paid full price for less food and didn't get a substitution. I should've got the eggs on the side since I paid for them and given them to someone else in my family. Every bite was phenomenal. Would love to return.

Traveling from Flagstaff down through the canyon to Sedona, we saw this little place on the side of the road. The back garden is so peaceful and quiet. Very pretty stop! We shared a beer and I picked up a few souvenirs to serve as a hostess gift since we would be staying at my Aunt and Uncle's house that evening. I bought their fresh pressed apple cider and an Italian bottle of red, which we had at my Aunt and Uncle's house and it was not very good. It is a beautiful stop and I recommend slowing down on your travels and enjoy a pit stop. It was such a joy to pop in here!

This place is a MUST STOP if you're driving from Flagstaff to Sedona through Oak Creek Canyon. Truly a little oasis with great food, and beautiful views. The sandwiches are very big, great for sharing (we got the chicken salad), and there is a fun variety of alcoholic and NA drinks in the cooler or at the cafe.

The outside seating during the fall on its own is a good enough reason for this to be a stop for anyone in Sedona. The picture of the parking lot doesn't do the outside seating justice. The space is so peaceful, with tall fall trees over your head and surrounded by the garden. I enjoyed a nice cup of tea and my company had glasses of wine and beer- something for everyone. We also all shared some grilled cheese and side salad- just a little bite to eat before checking into our Airbnb and heading out for dinner. I can't wait to come back here anytime I'm in Sedona.

First time trying this place after driving past it nearly every time I've visited Sedona! First off I gotta rave about their chocolate chip cookie LOL. It was a colder windy day and we just came back from hiking and we were cold and seeking warmth so we got a warmed up chocolate chip cookie that had a little bit of salt sprinkled on top, and it was genuinely the best cookie I've ever had! Too good to get a picture because it was gone too soon. They had many options for lunch and I got the Dan the Man sandwich which was pretty good! The salad that came with it was alright, but you can choose either a salad or chips. They had a beautiful outdoor seating area that is basically like eating in a garden in the mountains, it's beautiful. It was cold out, but they had blankets that you could use while you eat outside which was super convenient. They also have spring water on tap which was amazing because originally we were planning to go get some spring water after this place, but didn't need to! Everyone there was super friendly as well, and I can't wait to try more off the menu!

Brie and bacon sandwich was the best! Beautiful setting. Lovely service. Will be back.

Yeah, it's that good. I'm not even that much of a sandwich person, and yet the Canyon Wrap here was one of the tastiest things I've eaten in quite a while. The sprouts and quinoa were fresh, the hummus had the best texture of any I've had in a while, and the pistachios are a genius touch. Matcha was good too, evne if the powder sank to the bottom.

I loved this place. The food was incredible and I love the employees. Especially Jackson and Joshua. It was quite chilly and windy, but they gave us blankets to sit on and to cover up. My chicken was fabulous and so was my salad with Beats apples and blue cheese.. so fresh. My husband had a Reuben and he said it was delicious. Special thing is they have their own aquifer, spring water. They have apple cider from their apples. They also carry other things, including some wine, cheese, and make great coffees. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Beautiful spot to stop 5 minutes north of Sedona. Coffee in the mornings and some food options later in the day. The beautiful and peaceful gardens in the back are very zen like and great place to have a relaxing drink and chat. Service was fine, a bit slow but that seemed to be the local pace.

Indian Gardens Cafe & Market is such a cute place to stop for coffee or even a bite to eat while heading north of Sedona! I had been recommended this place by a local friend and am glad I was able to visit before leaving town! We visited on a Monday around 9:30 am... there was a short line that moved quickly and our coffees were ready just a few minutes after ordering. FAST FACTS: * Parking - available in the lot in front of the building * Online ordering available on their website * Closed on Tuesdays * Kitchen closes at 3:00 pm * Outdoor patio behind the cafe and market SERVICE - Justin took our order and was very pleasant! The barista that made our coffees was very sweet as well and put a lot of pride in her foam art which was appreciated! PRICING - The total was $12.29 after tax and before tip for a large almond milk latte ($5.25 + $1.25 for milk substitution) and a large cappuccino ($5.00) which is very on par with other specialty coffee places. Both coffees were great! We ordered them "for here" so they were served in large mugs that we were able to take outside and enjoy in the courtyard area. We didn't order any food or pastries but what we saw definitely looked delicious! There's also a little market inside with some merch, drinks, and pre-packaged snacks. I would definitely come back and recommend Indian Gardens to others in the area as well!

Very unhappy with the way I was treated today. I went there for the first time yesterday, and loved it so much that I went back--all the way from Flagstaff, a 40 minutes drive. When I got there, I was told by a "laptop user" I briefly chatted with yesterday, that there was a new regulation that laptop users could only stay for two hours. Apparently, it was because of the "traffic" (of people). I looked around, and many tables were, anyway, empty. I thought, "Okay, a bit inconvenient, but I can do that." A little later, a waitress came up to me and said that it was the "holiday weekend" and that no patrons using laptops would be allowed in the garden area. I spoke to Meghan, the manager/owner, and she confirmed that, saying she wants people to "enjoy the garden." For the record, laptop users ALSO enjoy the garden. That's why they come all the way to this specific place; not any other. And by the way, laptop users are usually on their own out of choice or circumstances, and they should NOT be penalized for that. And may I add, laptop users consume as much (and sometimes, more) than non-laptop users. I always order a few drinks AND lunch when I go to any cafe/restaurant. I don't understand this tirade against "laptop users" who could be working, writing their novels, or reading a book. Do they classify as less important, or fall at the bottom of the hierarchy, in comparison to others, including those who are on their own, reading a book, or staring out? Sorry guys -- no logic there. At the VERY least, you could have made this regulation public and posted it on social media beforehand, and since it's newly announced, been lenient with me when I explained myself. Making last-minute rules is far from fair, transparent, and...democratic, and prevents patrons from making informed choices and decisions about how to spend their precious time.

This place is a decent spot to stop outside of Sedona's main town areas. It's near some of the more woodsy Oak Creek hiking trails, so the setting is nice with the trees and amidst nature. You can sit outside and eat and soak it all in. There is a little shop inside, in addition to the cafe. You order at the counter, and they deliver your food to the table. We had looked at the menu in advance and we really wanted to get the Breakfast Burrito and the Grains & Greens Breakfast Bowl (with kale, butternut squash, quinoa and Two eggs and Avocado. Topped with roasted pepitas), BUT (big BUT) when we arrived at 1:45pm on Sunday, we found out that those items were both on the breakfast menu and--importantly--breakfast menu ends at 11:30am every day, so it does not blend into like a brunch thing and it is not available later in the day, even on Sundays. If you arrive at 11:45am, it's the lunch menu. With that in mind, we ordered: 1. The biscuit and jam--to get our brekkie/brunch fix! It was quite good and flaky. 2. Avocado toast (sourdough) + added two soft-boiled eggs on top. We shared this and it was quite dense and filling with the eggs and pepitas sprinkled on top. 3. Kale & squash salad $15.50 (Organic Spring mix, Kale, butternut squash, quinoa, pickled red onion, dried cranberries, carrots, almonds) + I added a soft-boiled egg on top for extra protein. This salad was flavorful and filling. It's a decent size, and I appreciate that they are using organic lettuce. 4. Husband ordered Broccoli Salad $15.50 (Organic lettuce, roasted broccoli, lentils, TAHINI DRESSING, pumpkin seeds, watermelon radish) he also added a soft-boiled egg to it. He liked his salad, but said it was a bit too strongly tahini flavored and, overall, he preferred the salad I got. A cute spot. We appreciate their commitment to healthy, nourishing food, and their commitment to organics. We'll be back and try to arrive before 11am so we can try the breakfast options!

I can't believe it's taken me so long to check this place out. I've hiked around this area a ton of times over the years and finally got the chance to come here. The service was really quick and friendly! You order at the counter and they take the food out to you but they still continued to check on us throughout, asking how everything was, if we needed anything, clearing our plates etc. The patio is so cute and relaxing, you feel like you're in the middle of the woods. And the little store inside has cool products from local artists as well as coffee, beer, and a few necessities. Not to mention the food was delicious! I LOVED the berry whipped cream that came with the French toast and the eggs and bacon were cooked to perfection. Will definitely be coming here again next time I'm in the area and recommending it to everyone!

Service and ambience were great! Wish we could've sat outside, but we couldn't find a table for our big group. All the employees here were so friendly! We got a couple of drinks, avocado toast, tomato soup and a cookie - all were great!

Very nice place, great food and service. Relaxing outdoor space. Will be back for more.

Tucked away in the enchanting Oak Creek, the cafe's location is nothing short of a hidden gem. The back patio, surrounded by the natural canopy of trees, provides an inviting atmosphere that adds to the overall charm of the place. Even with a crowd (aroun the last hour open) finding seating was surprisingly easy. Being dog friendly, we were so happy to be able to have our pups join in! The counter service was efficient and friendly, adding to the overall positive vibe of the place. During our visit, we opted for the Canyon Wrap and a vegan ginger snap cookie. The cookie was perfect in softness and size.The Canyon Wrap, while enjoyable, could have benefited from a bit more sauce to make it standout. The golden beets were delish, and could've used more of that. The temptation of the baked goods on display was hard to resist. For those with dietary preferences, there are vegan and gluten-free options available, although protein choices for vegans are limited. The extra charge for Canyon Bakehouse bread is noted to be $3 on their menu. Indian Gardens Cafe and Market proved to be an ideal spot to unwind with friends after a hike at West Fork, and the prospect of returning for their Pasta Night makes it a definite must-visit in Sedona!

This was my first time at this restaurant and it was a great time. The line was out the door at 8 am when they opened which is always a good sign. We got two lattes, a breakfast sandwich, and avocado toast. The food came out very quickly and was delicious. The views on the back patio were gorgeous, and they provided blankets for the chilly wind. Very neat place!

Adorable market on the way to Flagstaff from Sedona. It seems to be a very popular rest stop and it was very busy, but I would still recommend it. The menu and food looked amazing, however I just got a kombucha. They have an impressive selection of food, coffee, alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages. They also have restrooms and indoor and outdoor seating, right near the river. Great place to stop

Had the veggie wrap and pistole soup, tomato soup and grilled cheese, finished with a ginger molasses cookie. Everything was SO DELICIOUS! The atmosphere is lovely in the outdoor patio. Will absolutely return.

Great outdoor patio, delicious breakfasts! We tried eggs and a couple pastries. Good coffee too!

Wonderful find along the 89. Great coffee and sweets and a charming garden in the back. Would recommend sitting out back if possible.

This place never disappoints. Breakfast and lunch are always spot on. Had the breakfast burrito and Cardamon Cinnamon Roll. Both were great. Full service barista service gives you a great espresso based pick me up. Sitting in the back yard gives you an amazing setting nestled in the trees.

Great service and amazing menu. The BLT was great 10/10. Perfect stop before hiking. Def recommend :)

So much great to say about this place. I love coming here. It always has the same great feel. Great food, great service and you can sit out back under the trees amongst the ferns to enjoy your meal. Afterwards you can go across the street and put your feet in the creek!! Let's put it this way I'll make a day out riding my motorcycle up there just to visit this place from time to time. If you get a chance someday go check it out I promise you this place won't disappoint.

Love this place. This is probably our favorite place to rely on in Sedona. It's quant cute and feeds you quality food. Prices are a bit steep but well worth it. We travel with a large dog and are always welcome to stop by. Atmosphere is great as well. There are local items for sale. Unfortunately this last time around we picked up seasonal apple butter for $15 a jar and it had mold in it the moment we opened it. Doesn't really impact my decision to return rather not to buy perishables from external vendors.

So delicious, im usually a diner girl, and this seemed like a LA avocado toast spot... and i loved being wrong abt this place. Also very delicious coffee

10 out of 10, the peach danish is a must-try. We found this restaurant on Yelp and were surprised the rating was so high, so we decided to check it out--it is worth it!! The waiter is super nice, the garden is beautiful, and the food is great. We arrived late, so we didn't get breakfast, so we got chicken caesar and a peach danish. Ngl, that was the best peach danish I ever had!!! I will definitely visit again next time if I come back to Sedona

The ambiance is amazing here. The food and coffee beverages are delicious. And the outside patio is so serene and peaceful! Highly recommended if you are passing through Oak Creek Canyon.

Had a whole photoshoot here for lunch, beautiful meal with great music. Blankets and vibes. The food was fresh and the service was great and friendly. Truly the place to go for an experience. The outdoor seating is so relaxing with live music playing. Prices are up there but it makes sense. Thought there would be more vegan options but still, great place to go to.

We were heading to the Grand Canyon and decided to stop by for a coffee and pastry before our long drive. This cafe is north of the city, in a random spot on the 89A - make sure you don't miss it! I tried their biscuit with raspberry jam that was amazing - flaky layers that I literally have thought of every day since I visited five days ago. Unfortunately, their espresso machine was broken the morning I was there, but the friendly and helpful barista recommended a hot coffee with honey and maple syrup with oat milk, that substituted the latte I was planning to get. It was delicious and not too sweet! What made it even better was enjoying these delights in their adorable garden out back. It's the perfect spot to savor your coffee and breakfast. The cafe offers both indoor and outdoor seating. If you're in Sedona, this spot is an absolute gem for a delightful breakfast or coffee break!

This is my favorite little secret on a Monday night. Well not so secret anymore lol Indian Gardens happens to be a major landmark as well as a phenomenal restaurant. Everything I have ordered has been such a delight. They sell local artists items ranging from local beer (growlers too) all the way to homemade stickers. I've experienced many helpful employees. The food is really what keeps me coming back. The best Marinara in town! The restaurant has a good amount of seating indoors and outdoor. The concept to ordering your food is pretty simple. Grab your drink or order what they provide behind the counter. Pay They give you a number. You pick the seat of choice. They deliver with smile. Enjoy! Definitely good for large parties. The outside patio is nestled so close to the canyon walls. Nice waterfall flowing which pairs well with all of the birds chirping. Curtesy blankets.

Stopping in for food, snacks, drinks for years. Loved the previous owners (Garlands) and the new duo have delightfully kept up the quaint atmosphere and much of the menu. Experience there is usually great but can flounder depending on the combination of young staff currently employed. Sometimes with youth comes arrogance and attitude and a rudeness towards anyone not in their youthful age group. Owner beware.

We started the day breakfastless hiking the West Fork Trail in the Coconino National Forest at around 8 AM and ended around noon-ish with a spectacular day around us made even better by the absolute beauty of the West Fork Canyon we had just completed. Then we realized we were famished. So we started looking for breakfast/lunch places nearby and came across the Indian Gardens. We found the perfect place. In an otherwise desertic and sun-drenched area of Sedona, Indian Gardens is located in a verdant and forested canyon where breezes make the ambient cool and pleasant. We entered here and asked for al fresco seating which was absolutely the best. We sat admiring the beautiful trees and flowers all around us. Service was absolutely flawless. I asked for the Canyon Wrap, a vegetarian delicacy using a tomato-basil wrap, with quinoa, hummus, sprouts, cucumber, carrots, tomato, avocado, and beets, flavored with a tahini dressing. My Hubble had the Grilled Cheese on sourdough with cheddar and fontina cheese that came with a salad. Delicious. A must see place when in the area, and the perfect post-hike venue

We went here for brunch and sat outside. The garden area is beautiful, food and coffee is great and delicious. Gluten free options available. Would recommend.

Lovely cafe in Oak Creek Canyon with dog-friendly outdoor seating - they even have blankets that you can borrow for chilly mornings so you can sit outside with your pup in the garden patio. Be sure to get there early because it gets busy pretty fast! The flow is order at the counter, pick up drinks at the coffee bar, and food is brought out to your table. We tried their specialty drinks since it was a chilly fall morning - the pumpkin spice latte was lightly sweet and tasted like fall in a cup, and the spicy cacao was just the right amount of spice. For breakfast, I had the breakfast sandwich with avocado - it was filling, pretty good, and came with a side of greens. My husband had the breakfast burrito with bacon which was not like a traditional Mexican-style burrito but still enjoyed it. The coffees and the ambiance were the winners of the visit, but would definitely come back to try some of their pastries and other food.