In Sedona, dogs aren’t just pets—they’re adventure companions. From morning hikes to patio lunches with a view, this red rock town knows how to welcome your four-legged friends.
If you’re staying at Arroyo Pinion, you’re already in one of Sedona’s most pet-friendly areas—close to scenic trails, shaded walks, and plenty of spots where your pup is as welcome as you are.
Here are five dog-friendly restaurants and patios in Sedona where tails will wag, and everyone eats well.
1. Creekside American Bistro
251 State Route 179, Sedona, AZ
A local favorite overlooking Oak Creek, Creekside offers hearty comfort food and a dog menu complete with grilled chicken and biscuits. The shaded patio is perfect for brunch after a morning trail.
Why dogs love it: Cold water bowls, friendly staff, and room to stretch.
Why you’ll love it: Stunning canyon views and locally inspired dishes.
2. The Hudson
671 State Route 179, Sedona, AZ
Modern, lively, and full of flavor, The Hudson features a spacious patio with panoramic red rock views. Leashed dogs are welcome while you enjoy craft cocktails or a fresh Arizona-style lunch.
Arroyo Pinion Tip: Arrive before sunset—this is one of Sedona’s most scenic golden-hour spots.
3. Secret Garden Café
336 State Route 179, Tlaquepaque Village
Nestled inside Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village, this cozy café is surrounded by greenery and charm. The shaded courtyard is open to dogs and serves fresh breakfast and lunch options.
Best for: A quiet, relaxed meal after exploring Sedona’s artisan shops.
Pet perk: Water bowls and staff who always stop to say hello.
4. Sedona Beer Company
465 Jordan Road, Sedona, AZ
Casual and fun, Sedona Beer Co. is a local craft brewery with a welcoming patio for you and your pup. They serve small-batch beers, elevated pub food, and have plenty of shade in the warmer months.
Try this: Their signature beer flight and a locally sourced burger.
Dog-friendly detail: Easy access to nearby walking paths for a post-meal stroll.
5. Mesa Grill at Sedona Airport
1185 Airport Road, Sedona, AZ
A favorite for travelers and locals alike, Mesa Grill sits high above Sedona with one of the best panoramic views in town. The patio welcomes dogs and offers front-row seats to small plane landings and glowing red rock sunsets.
Perfect for: Dinner with a view (and your dog right by your side).
What to order: The cedar-plank salmon or weekend brunch with mimosas.
Dog-Friendly Dining Etiquette in Sedona
Sedona’s outdoor culture is laid-back, but it’s also respectful. Keep your dog leashed, avoid feeding from the table, and always thank the staff for their pet-friendly hospitality.
Many restaurants provide water bowls, but it’s a good idea to carry your own—especially during warm afternoons.
Stay and Explore at Arroyo Pinion
At Arroyo Pinion, dogs are part of the experience. With nearby walking trails, pet-friendly rooms, and easy access to Sedona’s best patios, it’s the ideal base for you and your pup to unwind after a day of exploring.
Because Sedona is even better when shared—with good company and good paws.