Indian Gardens Cafe & Market

Excellent market/cafe combo with beautiful garden seating nestled perfectly on the route to Sedona! I stopped here on a road trip because it was dog friendly and carried the yerba mates I like, and ended up staying and ordering a coffee and lunch because the ambiance was so lovely. The cortado was an excellent lil sip to wash down the grilled cheese (add tomato) I ordered. Me and my pups enjoyed a nice little hang in the garden area, and they had a dog yard stocked with poop bags outside of the garden area so this is a good spot to stop and “go” and stretch your legs if you’re traveling with pets!

Stopped here on the way to Sedona from Williams, Arizona and the wait was so long. It could be because it was MLK day and a holiday weekend. We got our coffee to go. They still had their seasonal drinks, peppermint mocha and gingerbread lattes. They use house made syrup for the gingerbread and it was really good. We didn’t get food as the line was too long, we had kids with us, and it smelled like septic tank outside (could be because we sat in the table outside closest to the kitchen). Overall, the back outdoor seating is truly wonderful. It’s super green with bistro lights facing the mountain. This whole area is super pretty. Didn’t get a chance to try the food but it does look good. Service was friendly too. They also have kombucha and organic meats you can buy to go. There was always a long line to use the bathroom too.

It’s tempting to stop here for breakfast on the way down from Grand Canyon or Flagstaff . It is picturesque and close to the stream. However, I’d recommend continuing to Sedona proper for a better deal on breakfast. Our breakfast plate arrived with cold bacon and potatoes, only the eggs were warm. Another person got their ham sandwich without ham. At least they have a Ganesha figurine in the bathroom.

I want to cry knowing I live 16 hours from this place and the best Chai Tea Latte I have had in my life. Croissants, from what I believe reading another review, were in fact made with some kind of angels tears. The workers are so kind, the food was fantastic and fresh. Go and experience it for yourself you will not be disappointed. Chai Tea Latte Order: Iced Chai Tea Latte with Oat milk and Hazelnut

What an absolute treat. Came her with my pup for some breakfast and the baristas were so nice and friendly. Wi the a pet enter through the side door. I had the breakfast sandwich and added bacon in it. So delicious! The sourdough bread was toasted perfectly and all the ingredients paired nicely and tasted really fresh. Parking lot is huge and across the street is access to the lovely river. Highly recommend for breakfast!

Indian Gardens cafe was an absolute delight! The breakfast burrito and ham & egg muffin were delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. The atmosphere felt warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxing meal after exploring Sedona (The patio itself is worth the visit.). The staff was friendly and attentive. Would recommend and will definitely come back.

Absolutely amazing experience! The staff was so friendly and happy to serve! The food was absolutely amazing and the vibes out back were immaculate. I highly recommend this place and we will be back for coffee tomorrow morning!

Great coffee and quality. Ordered it extra hot and it was still perfectly balanced, not burnt. Enjoyed sipping hot coffee on their patio in the chilly weather

Great food and ambience (usually it's mutually exclusive lol) Fast and friendly service

Sweet spot for coffee and bakery. Old time Sedona vibe~~~ Sitting outside under old trees was great~~~

A+ for Ambiance of the patio! I initially walked into what looks like a lodge, and I didn't think much of it. You order at the counter. The breakfast menu closes at 11:25 a.m., and they're pretty on it with the times/transfer to lunch. I was the last to order for breakfast, thankfully. I got the breakfast burrito and loved it. It's hearty and filling especially with the potatoes and guac. They have a house made hot sauce, so definitely try that if you like heat. There's Chilula sauce on the tables. I got the hot cider and loved it. They sell it in large mason jars to take home as well. I ordered the morning bun, and that was fantastic! I would get that again in a heartbeat! It tastes like a sugared croissant-bun almost cinnamon roll like without the heavy frosting smothered all over it. She offered to warm it up, and that's the way to go! Then, you take your number and enter the patio; unless you eat inside , but, seriously, why? Entering the patio is like entering a secret garden, a fairytale storybook: greenery, sunshine, flowers, leaves gently dancing in the wind. Talk about aesthetic; it's the epitome of aesthetic on the outside patio. Service was nice. I highly recommend.

Absolutely fantastic! We hiked Wilson Mountain and when we finished we were all hungry. So we googled places to eat at this popped up. There were 4 of us, three vegans, and a gluten intolerant person and one who can eat anything. You walk in grab a menu order at the counter and find a seat. We sat in the lovely garden outside in the back. The service was top notch. They checked on us even though we ordered from a counter. The seating is magical and the food was amazing.

Exceptional service, vibes and ham and cheese croissant. Like seriously idk how they made this croissant taste like angle tears on bread. Great coffee too. And such a peaceful and spacious outdoor dining area.

Stopped here on the way to Sedona from Williams, Arizona and the wait was so long. It could be because it was MLK day and a holiday weekend. We got our coffee to go. They still had their seasonal drinks, peppermint mocha and gingerbread lattes. They use house made syrup for the gingerbread and it was really good. We didn't get food as the line was too long, we had kids with us, and it smelled like septic tank outside (could be because we sat in the table outside closest to the kitchen). Overall, the back outdoor seating is truly wonderful. It's super green with bistro lights facing the mountain. This whole area is super pretty. Didn't get a chance to try the food but it does look good. Service was friendly too. They also have kombucha and organic meats you can buy to go. There was always a long line to use the bathroom too.

We love Indian Gardens! It's such a great spot. They use fresh, quality ingredients on their menu. They have a great outdoor patio in the back with lots of greenery and trees. The patio is also pet friendly. We've taken our dog a few times. I usually get the Ferrari sandwich or the Avocado Toast, both are delicious. My husband and daughter like the Gobbler sandwich, and my son likes their Grilled Cheese. We like to stop for lunch after we hike West Fork in Oak Creek on our way back to Sedona. Sitting on the patio enjoying a late lunch after a beautiful hike is perfection! We haven't checked out the Friday night pizza yet. We've had Pizzicletta at Dark Sky Brewery in Flagstaff and it was fantastic pizza! Indian Gardens is a great stop when driving through Oak Creek Canyon. Even if you don't want food, it's worth it to stop for a coffee or glass of wine and enjoy the patio.

Really everything was very good. I would have given it 5stars if not so darn expensive. Everything is expensive in Sedona . Even the Whole Foods is pricier than my home Whole Foods. That being said everything tasted very good. I liked the breakfast burritos more than the breakfast sandwich. The chai latte was very good. The setting was serene and pretty with plenty of outdoor seating. It just was not amazing for the price. You order in a line and food brought out to you. They were nice but more self service.

This was my first time visiting and I will definitely be returning the next time I'm in town! The ambiance on the back patio was peaceful and beautiful. Everyone we interacted with was extremely friendly. They offered free refills on the tea and even offered a to-go cup for when we left. The huevos rancheros was delicious, I'll definitely be getting that again. On the way out I grabbed a chocolate chip cookie and a gingerbread molasses cookie, both were perfectly soft and crisp on the edges. And very reasonably priced at $3 each!

While heading toward Sedona State Park, I saw many cars here as we passed by. I came back to grab breakfast. I went with the huevos rancheros. I should've asked for the tostada to be on the side, since I would've preferred it to be crunchy. It was still good though. When I was leaving, it had gotten considerably busier. The best thing about this place is the garden seating outside!

Probably the most historical place to eat near Sedona and it has the most beautiful garden for sure. It's crowded with tourists so get there early.

This place is so delicious! After seeing all the reviews, we decided to try it out and were pleasantly surprised. All the staff were incredibly helpful. When I asked if the scone had nuts, the employee asked multiple people to make sure it was nut free. The aesthetic of the place is so cute. The outdoor part felt like a garden with the string lights. There was plenty of seating if you're looking for a place to take a call or do some work. Ferrari: this tasted so fresh and had generous portions of fresh mozzarella. The bread was so buttery and perfectly crunchy. Bacon and Brie: my boyfriend said this was one of the best sandwiches he's had. He said the bacon and fig jam were delicious. Strawberry Scone: this was part of the 50% off which I'm assuming is a day old, but was still yummy. If you're in the area, this is a must!

It's important to note that this isn't really an Indian place as it doesn't serve the traditional curry. I found out it's called Indian Gardens because it's literally right next to the Indian Gardens on the outskirts of Sedona. They serve breakfast and brunch and have pizza night Fridays. This place also doubles as a small grocery store too. The staff are quite friendly. They do have a neat garden in the back which is where most people sit. I ordered a breakfast burrito which cost me $22.45. It was quite delicious and the unique hot sauce that came with it was also delightful. The one big flaw about this place is that their menu prices are incorrect, or at least what I bought was incorrect. It says bacon adds $3.50 but I found out later that they added $5. I'm not a fan any time any business lies to their customers. They need to correct that and any other mistakes in their menu.

Great first visit. Chicken Posole had a really nice bite, nice beers on tap, and a good wine selection by the glass, and the ATM Sandwich was really tasty with poblano chiles, bacon, lettuce, and guacamole all on a great crusty bread. Just go.

Every time we're in Sedona this is a must stop! The sandwiches are phenomenal and they have a patio that is so inviting (if you're familiar with Phx area restaurants it gives a Chelsea's Kitchen vibe). I've personally never had breakfast here but I have been told it is equally an amazing and a must try. Enjoy!

The atmosphere is relaxed, welcoming, and perfectly matches the charm of the area. I ordered the Reuben sandwich with chips and honestly loved every bite. The sandwich was stacked, flavorful, and hit that perfect balance of savory, tangy, and satisfying. The chips were fresh, crisp, and the ideal side to round out the meal. Service was friendly and quick, even during a busy time. It's one of those places that feels simple but delivers big.

Our group came in minutes before the kitchen closed. The staff was still so helpful and friendly. The food was FANTASTIC! The bacon and Brie was sweet, salty, and savory. It was perfect after hiking all morning. The hot apple cider was delicious. We decided to buy extra to bring home. Would highly recommend this place.

We stopped at Indian Gardens after a wonderful hike with our 8YO & dog on the West Fork of Oak Creek Trail. This is a fantastic breakfast & lunch spot with amazing service. You order at the counter and then choose a table. They have front porch seating, indoor seating and a beautiful, dog-friendly, shady garden with lots of tables out back. Our group ordered an avocado toast, perfectly soft boiled eggs (2 eggs worth, only 1/2 of an egg is pictured because we ate them so fast!), a quesadilla, and the Brie, fig jam & bacon sandwich. We also snagged a beer on tap and a bottle of wine, which came with a bucket of ice (Rocko, our dog, especially appreciated the ice on this hot day!) The counter was very well-organized and run by friendly staff, and they were FAST! It probably took 5 minutes for our food to come out after we'd ordered. Everything was delicious, and it was hands down our most peaceful, delightful and reasonably-priced dining experience in Sedona.

We raced here after hiking west fork since they stop serving lunch at 3 and boy were we glad we made it! I ordered the Brie and bacon melt on sourdough and my husband got the avocado toast and added a soft boiled egg. He also got a side salad and espresso. The food came out quickly and everything tasted so fresh and good! The staff here is also so friendly. Since we came later in the afternoon, it had a chill vibe inside but I'm sure earlier in the day it gets busy! There's also a garden out back you can eat at that looked adorable (we were just cold). Highly recommend stopping by here if you're driving by either for lunch, a coffee bump or a pastry treat!

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.

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!

Visiting for the first time!!! Great service awesome iced tea thank you love their fresh tortillas

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.

Paid $15 for biscuit"s" and gravy and only got 1 biscuit.... Food was mediocre but the prices are insanely high for a very little amount of food

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!!

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.

It was busy but the staff handled the rush beautifully! The older male cashier took the time to recommend a pastry for me and told me it was better heated up. I got the bread pudding and it was delicious and warm. All around great vibes in the restaurant for a Sunday morning! I can see why the New York Times recommended it.

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!!

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.

Amazing breakfast, delish pastries! Good food, Great service and Wonderful ambiance! Seat yourselves by the courtyard garden. have to come back next time and eat for lunch and dinner too!

Food was good! I wouldn't give it a solid 10 but definitely a 9 tho. The coffee sadly needs some work . People are kind & outdoor seating is wonderful

What a peaceful and tranquil restaurant. This little spot is tucked away off the side of the highway as you drive down into the heart Sedona. My brother insisted that we check out this location on his trip back to Arizona as it's one of his favorite local spots. The spot is owned by the same owners as PizziCleta in Flagstaff so I knew we would be in for a treat inside. There is a little storefront where you order. There are only two bathrooms here, but they were very well kept and had windows so they were nice and sunny and warm inside . They also have beer and wine and some other little goodies in their marketplace to browse . We ate lunch out back on the patio. It was the perfect sunny day outside - they bring the food to you. Service was quick and the server who brought our food was extremely friendly. We mentioned how much we enjoy PizziCleta and he let us know that they also now serve pizza there as well on Fridays from 4 to 8. The Trees, the greenery, the waterfall trickling in the background all made for a lunch that helped me to feel like I was on a vacation, escaping reality. My mom had the curry chicken wrap, which was quite tasty. I had the bacon Brie sandwich which was crunchy, nicely, toasted, and the fig jam paired perfectly with the brie and the bacon. This was such a nice surprise. You would never have known from the road that they had such a great patio. I would happily come here on any trip through Sedona.

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!!!

a must stop every time i'm in sedona! love the gluten free sandwich options, wine selection (including bottles!) & the beautiful outdoor patio. the staff is always so kind & personable as well.

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.

Staff is friendly and helpful even when it's crazy busy. Items are normal price mostly they can gouge but they don't which is great. Deli meats, cheeses and brats was very affordable which was surprising. They have real matcha there not the premix stuff that tastes like a pound of sugar. I got that subbed 1/2 sugar free vanilla latte for honey. Also the have great cookies made of almond flour from Tender heart and it was so good, it was my cheat treat but I don't feel bad about it since it has all healthy organic ingredients in there. Only critique is to have more bathrooms.

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.

Adorable little cafe with a great outdoor patio for coffee and breakfast. Will definitely be coming again!

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!

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.

The food is soooo good! I had the garden bowl and it was perfection. My husband and son loved their bfast burritos too. We will be back!!

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!

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!

[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!