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Editor Pick
Historical "Must Do" Dining Experience
- March 31, 2009
- Rated 3 of 5 by
MilwVon from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Just about everyone who visits Sedona suggests Cowboy Club for at least one meal while in town. They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner and are conveniently located in the center of it all in the uptown area of Sedona, and practically right across the street from the Pink Jeep Tours' driveway. This made Cowboy Club a natural first choice for lunch after our Saturday afternoon Broken Arrow jeep tour.
David was really not very hungry, and I didn't think I was up for a large mid-afternoon meal, so we ordered a club sandwich to share. It was an unusual twist to the typical deli styled three-decker I'm used to seeing. Served on a nice oblong deli type roll, the sandwich had plenty of turkey along with several thick cuts of bacon and jack cheese. What added to the unusualness of this sandwich was the peanut coleslaw that came atop the sandwich. That's right . . . coleslaw ON the sandwich or should I say, IN the sandwich. I ordered it on the side. It was very good, but I still cannot fathom it being on the bread, in the sandwich. Served with very thin fries, even thinner than shoestrings fries, the meal was filling even with of us splitting it.
Service was decent, nothing special, but she did keep my water glass near full throughout the meal. At $10.99 for the sandwich, we felt that was a bit pricey for "just a sandwich and fries" but I think it was largely about the location and the historical perspective provided at the Cowboy Club.
In looking through their dinner menu, they had a nice variety of entrees including what I'm told are some of the best steaks in the city. With rib eyes at $28.99 and tenderloin at $36.99, come hungry and enjoy! They also offer a full service bar including beer, wine, cocktails and frozen blended drinks.
For more information including hours and menus, check them out at: http://www.cowboyclub.com/cowboy_about.html.
From journal Sedona in Around 24 Hours
Editor Pick
Cowboy Club (The)
- July 13, 2007
- Rated 5 of 5 by
butterfly53 from Winsted , Connecticut
Definitely try to sit outside on the patio. They have spray that comes out at the edge of the eating area misting the whole area so you stay cool. The view is worth it. Plus you are entertained by the passersby!
The food and service here are great.
Lunch is served 11am to 4pm and dinner from 5 to 10pm.
We went there for dinner right at five. There was already a line of people without reservations, including us! We were let in in a few minutes and sat on the patio. After we ordered, we received a complimentary appetizer from the chef. A nice touch!
I had the awesome tenderloin filet with blue cheese butter! Yummy!
Jim had the porterhouse and loved it.
The bill with tax and tip was about $80.
From journal Sedona in the Fall
Cowboy Club
- September 23, 2006
- Rated 2 of 5 by
xigel from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Very crowded but we didn't have to wait too long to be seated. The food is good not great. The portions are adequate. I didn't leave hungry. The service was efficient and quick but lacking personality and charm. The only reason we went there is because I wanted to try fried rattlesnake. It wasn't bad but I wouldn't order it again. I just wanted to say I tried it. It's served on a skewer and the batter seemed like a tempura. Anyhow, we ate and I have no complaints.
From journal Week in and Around Sedona, AZ
Editor Pick
The Cowboy Club
- May 15, 2006
- Rated 5 of 5 by
candycorey from Heidelberg, Virginia, Germany
My favorite restaurant in Sedona is The Cowboy Club! Located in the heart of Sedona, The Cowboy Club will complete your trip to the West!
The restaurant looks like it is straight out of a Western movie! It has all wooden walls and is filled with many old cowboy artifacts, such as art and hunting successes. It is a casual club with a boisterous atmosphere, making it perfect for families.
The menu ranges from the familiar to the completely exotic. As a picky eater I prefer to stick to their fabulous burgers or famous barbecue. My fiancé prefers their more exotic options, such as buffalo steak, fresh game, or rattlesnake fries. However you like it, The Cowboy Club's menu will meet the needs of your group. Portions are large, so be sure to go on an empty stomach!
The Cowboy Club also boasts a wonderful bar and many specialty drinks. I love their selection of Cactus Cocktails, especially after a hot day in the sun!
While reservations aren't necessary for small groups, they are recommended if you want to sit in a particular room, avoid waits or have a large group. I generally find the wait to be about 15 minutes for a group of two. You can call or email for reservations, simply visit www.cowboyclub.com to make your reservations online.
From journal Weekend Escape to Scottsdale, Arizona & the Sedona
Cowboy Club
- September 26, 2005
- Rated 5 of 5 by
CChip from Almonte, Ontario
You get excellent value for your money. There is great food - try the deep-fried cactus strips and cactus-juice margaritas - and a friendly staff. It is a fun place, but it gets crowded, so make reservations.
From journal Spectacular Sedona