Location: Cornville
Top Restaurants in Cornville
Top Things to do in Cornville
Where to Eat in Cornville: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Cornville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Yavapai County, Arizona, United States. The population as of the United States 2010 Census was 3280 down from 3,335 at the 2000 census. The Cornville CDP includes the communities of Cornville and Page Springs.
Things to do in Cornville
1. Harry's Hideaway
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 256 reviews
Serving American comfort food, Harry's Hideaway is located in the heart of Sedona wine country. Full bar service includes Arizona wines, local brews and premium spirits. Daily specials compliment our menu favorites which include crab cakes, hamburgers, pizza, pasta, steaks, ribs, shrimp dishes, salads, vegetarian including vegan dishes, all ending with our own in house made desserts! Try Carrot Cake, Chocolate Mousse, Flourless Chocolate Cake, Tart Tatin (French Apple Pie), Bread Pudding and Sundaes made with our own in-house made ice cream. We use to own a 5000 square foot Bistro in Chicago for 16 years that sat 200 people. We moved to Arizona and downsized. Now we seat around 50 and are having a lot of fun again! We're off the beaten Sedona path, but are located in the heart of wine country. After tasting your way through the wineries, stop in for a bite!
Reviewed By Debbie S - Sedona
There were 3 couples who came to Harry's Hideaway to celebrate birthdays. 4 of the 6 people had birthdays within the week which we told Adele when we made reservations. When we arrived, our table had birthday headbands for the birthday people to wear! The meal was delicious and so reasonable. It's a very small and cozy restaurant. They brought desserts with candles in them. A definite must do in Cornville!
2. Paradise Point Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 194 reviews
Homemade Gourmet Desserts, Gluten-Free Desserts, Organic Coffee & Tea. Wi-Fi, Indoor and Outdoor Seating. Massage suite on site!
Reviewed By clp_1234 - Exton, Pennsylvania
We sought out this cafe because it had gluten-free options. The had several absolutely, hands down fantastically delicious GF options for lunch and dessert! I haven't had such nice food since forever! I had the cheeseburger pie and carrot cake (yes carrot cake!) I was in heaven. My friends also had gluten-free options as well as 'regular' and everything was delicious. Can't rave about this cafe enough!
3. Pizzeria Bocce
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 718 reviews
Reviewed By Daniel V - New York, United States
Everyone in town will tell you to go there. Do! We shared a bunch of things family style and everything was delicious: meatballs, deviled eggs, ravioli salad, pizza, pan roasted chocolate chip cookie with gelato. Wow! Service was great.
4. Up The Creek Bistro Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 432 reviews
Along an historic highway towards Wine Country you'll step back into how the west once was. There's nothing else like it as you dine in one of the most unique restaurants in Arizona! You'll be impressed with the rustic and authentic cowboy eatery. Enjoy fine steaks & seafood in the lush tree tops & large creek-side setting while watching the wildlife below. Eagles call this home, while the beavers build and the otters frolic. Find herons, wood ducks, turtles and others scouting out where they too find some of the best food in these here parts. Fine dining in a historic, but casual atmosphere. Join us for one of the best culinary experiences around. Freshly prepared and made to order Angus, Dry-Aged & organic grass-fed meats, homemade soups and desserts. Want the best; then come out West and see what all the locals are talking about. Full bar & fine local and international wines.
Reviewed By PJJ33
If you are tired of the tourist trap restaurants in Sedona, head up 88A towards Cottonwood\Jerome and in between you will see a turn off for Cornville/Page Springs.
This area is emerging as quite the wine tasting place. But one restaurant is worth the stop either before or after your tastings.
A great view of Oak Creek is in the dining area and the food is very good and reasonable.
5. Farside Bistro
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Mediterranean & Persian Food
Reviewed By LaPaj - LA
No it's not as large or noisy as are many of the good restaurants in OldTown, and it's not conveniently located there. But it is certainly worth a visit. It's great Middle Eastern Arab style food with an additional twist. The young Iranian (not Arab) couple running it certainly know how to add an extra touch; whether this results from the use of the highest quality ingredients, slow cookers, traditional recipes, or just talent isn't clear. Even the delicious baklava is homemade, and the portions are tastefully generous while you sip either cardamom or saffron tea in typical small glasses.
6. Grasshopper Grill
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
We are nestled in the heart of Cornville just a couple miles away from three wonderful wineries. We are only 20 minutes from Cottonwood and Sedona making us very centrally located. We offer many different types of cuisine along with our award winning baby back pork ribs. Almost all of our sauces we make from scratch when you order an item. We are dedicated to make fresh and affordable meals for visitors and our hometown locals!!
Reviewed By ChicagoAlleyCat - Chicago
Stopped here after visiting a few wineries in the area because it was recommended by some locals. Friendly and comfortable bar with tasty food and a fun bartender. Awesome veggie sandwich!
7. Crema Craft Kitchen Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 522 reviews
Crema's menu offers more than brunch, coffee, and craft cocktails. We also make gelato and sorbets from scratch right here in our own creamery. The sweetened base of gelato is known as "cream". We make our own cream in small batches, then slowly add the freshest natural ingredients to create classic flavors and try new innovative ones. Our produce is sourced locally when possible. Many of our items are free of GMO's. You'll notice flavors carousel with the season, so enjoy them while they last. "Creme" also refers to the delicate foam atop a promising espresso shot. We use locally-based, organic, certified fair trade, coffee roasted by Prescott Coffee Roasters.
Reviewed By tuc7k - Scottsdale, Arizona
Our first visit to Crema, encouraged by discount coupons from our hotel. Very attractive place, with a really interesting patio. We had late breakfast just past 11, and the sun really heated the patio up. We started with very well made, beautifully designed lattes. Big cup. Big portion. Top notch barrista work. My wife had to eat gluten free or she becomes very ill.
She ordered the Chilequiles, but had to have accommodations. Their chips are fried in house, but they use the same oil they do gluten items in. So, no chips in her serving. Because the green chili was reported to be very hot, she asked for that to be on the side. She didn't even try them. She wanted to have a side of their cheesy hash browns, and inquired if they were gf. The waitress thought they were, but after my wife asked her to check with the chef, she discovered to her surprise that this dish is not gluten free. So, it was just going to be Chilequiles. Couldn't have the fresh fruit because of the cantaloupe (a separate allergy). But, our waitress was able to come up with a side of berries that she could have. Yea!
i thought the French toast would be perfect, as it is described as bread pudding French toast. The idea of thick bread pudding, full of egg goodness and moist with cream and vanilla flavors, made my mouth water. What arrived was enough Texas style toast to feed 2 people. It was fried in oil and was very crisp. Not what i had in mind, and not something i could share with my gf wife.
Kudos to the waitress for checking to ensure that my wife only ate what was safe for her. Also, good job by the manager checking on us while we were waiting for our breakfast, and again as we were leaving. Seems all the managers at all the Haunted Group restaurants do a perfect job of checking with diners at least once. i always appreciate that kind of attention wherever we dine, especially when managers want to hear about both food and staff.
8. G's Burgers
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Burgers and fries order at counter
Reviewed By jlsarizona - Cornville, Arizona
We love burgers but hate when they are burned on the outside. Restaurants seem to feel that they have to hurry up and get those burgers out to the customers instead of cooking then more slowly so they aren't crispy critters!Hello Jlsarizona . We apologize for you not liking the Technic we use here at G's Burgers . We cook our Burgers on a flat top. The crust on outside is from the flat top. But Thank you for giving us a try . Jennifer
9. Hog Wild BBQ
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 392 reviews
Hog Wild is at the entrance to Old Town Cottonwood. Our meat is slow-cooked in our 100% wood-fired outdoor smoker over local pecan wood. We can cater any size event and will customize for your event. You can choose from onsite catering, delivery of food, or schedule a pick-up at the restaurant. We feature pecan-smoked baby back ribs, pork, and brisket.
Reviewed By trickylibrarian - Chicago, Illinois
We love BBQ and look for it where ever we travel. Stopped here on the way to Sedona for lunch. Pulled pork was tender and their BBQ was just right (sweet/tangy). Fries were hot and coleslaw creamy. Small inside but also have tables outside. Friendly service. If ever passing through Cottonwood again we would make a return visit.
10. Manzanita Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
In the heart of Verde Valley Wine Country. Come join us for home made German Food, Steaks, Seafood, Pasta and don't forget we are well known for Randy's Wild Game! Featuring Specials including Alligator, Buffalo, Caribou, Venison, Elk, and everyones favorite...KANGAROO- plus many more! We also have some great vegetarian entrees to choose from, and a kids menu so you can bring the whole family! We look forward to seeing you and make sure you save room for our home made desserts!
Reviewed By Durwood N - Augusta, Georgia
We all tried German food here, although other items were available. The schweinshaxe and the Weiner schnitzel were terrific. The meat was tender, flavorful, and perfectly cooked. We all shared. The sides of sauerkraut, purple cabbage, spaetzle, and German potato salad were also wonderful. We shared a delicious piece of chocolate cake for dessert. I had a signature drink called the Manzanita which was fabulous (did NOT share...). Service was excellent. Highly recommend!
