Designed to resemble a traditional Mexican village, the Tlaquepaque Village features beautiful stucco buildings with vine-covered walls, cobblestone pathways, and charming courtyards lined with boutiques and filled with fountains and lush greenery. When you’ve worked up an appetite from shopping, there’s a lovely selection of Tlaquepaque restaurants offering an array of dining styles and cuisine.

Perhaps one of the most well-known dining establishments in Sedona, René at Tlaquepaque has been a stalwart for elegant fine dining in the area for decades. It was opened in 1978 and serves innovative French-Mediterranian dishes using local ingredients and classic preparations. This is one of the Tlaquepaque restaurants not to miss!

Before you start making dinner reservations, you’ll want to secure your overnight lodging, and our Sedona bed and breakfast is one of the best places to stay. Our luxurious Inn is tucked off the beaten path, nestled between the stunning red rock formations, and the perfect space to relax and unwind. Staying at the Canyon Villa Bed and Breakfast will be a highlight of your visit. Start planning and book your room today!

Tlaquepaque Restaurants & More Things to Do

Dining out in Sedona is such an exciting part of discovering our charming city in the shadow of the impressive Red Rock formations. The selection of Tlaquepaque restaurants is the perfect mix of fine dining, casual eats, and sweet treats to enjoy after viewing the beautiful artwork and shopping at the local boutiques.

Here are the best restaurants in Sedona at the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village:

1. René at Tlaquepaque: One of the most well-known restaurants in Sedona, this French-Mediterranian eatery serves elegant dishes with innovative preparations. It’s also been voted the most romantic restaurant, perfect for a midday lunch date or a beautiful dinner for two.
2. El Rincon: Find a spot on one of the best patios in town at this authentic Mexican restaurant. Enjoy live Flamenco music in the garden courtyard as you dine on decadent platters, drink tasty margaritas, and soak up the lively atmosphere.
3. Oak Creek Brewery & Grill: This is one of the best Tlaquepaque restaurants for casual beer and pub grub. Head up to the second floor for great burgers, soft pretzels, microbrews, and craft cocktails.
4. Secret Garden Cafe: Newly renovated, this cafe is the perfect place for lunch, happy hour, and dinner at Tlaquepaque. Flavorful sandwiches, salads, and tacos are just a few great items to try.
5. Pump House Station: Locals know this casual eatery as one of the best lunch spots in Sedona. It’s perfect for after a shopping spree, and they have great coffee options, too.

More Things to Do at the Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village:

The Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village is more than just a community hub on the banks of Oak Creek; it’s a beautiful mix of open-air space and historic buildings where nature and architecture blend. Beautiful trees provide a lovely backdrop and shade in the courtyard, and besides dining at the Tlaquepaque restaurants, there’s plenty to explore and do.

1. An Extensive Collection of Art Galleries: The shopping village has about 15 art galleries, showcasing everything from pottery and photography to paintings and sculptures.
2. Local Boutiques for Apparel, Jewelry, and Specialty Shops: You’ll find around 20+ specialty shops selling a huge variety of wares and local goods at the Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village—including Southwest kitchen items, home decor, pet products, and so much more.
3. Holidays, Festivals, and Annual Events: The tradition of the Sedona Tree Lighting, Santa visit, and the lighting of 6,000 luminaries for the “Festival of Lights” is a popular annual event. Throughout the year, all sorts of fun things happen at Tlaquepaque.

The Most Stunning Views at our Sedona Bed and Breakfast

From the moment you drive up to our Sedona Bed and Breakfast, you’ll see why we’ve earned nearly 2,500 five-star reviews on TripAdvisor over our many years of welcoming guests. First, you’ll take a moment to enjoy the spectacular views of the Red Rocks framing the Inn—one of the most breathtaking views, and you’ll see iitfrom the windows of your guest room and outdoor pool!

A stay at our Sedona Bed and Breakfast also includes a delicious three-course breakfast each morning of your stay. Our breakfasts are the perfect fuel for whatever adventure you choose to explore. Our scratch-made gourmet meal changes daily. You’ll wake up to the delicate aromas of freshly baked cinnamon rolls and coffee.

Our guest rooms are the best escape from the heat and a great place to unwind mid-day and at night after exploring the best Tlaquepaque restaurants and shops. All rooms are air-conditioned with amenities like light robes, comfortable beds fitted with lovely linens, and pristine en suite baths. With only 11 private rooms, you’ll never run into unexpected crowds or unwanted noise. We can’t wait to host you at our Sedona bed and breakfast! Book your room.