The Collective Sedona

Visited June '25. A good variety of restaurants and shoos. Had a small "Car Show", too. Easy entry and good close to store parking.

It was $65 for my one solo dinner. It was about 1 cup of cheap gluten free noodles and 1/4 of sauce that didn't taste like anything beyond peppercorn. I had a glass of water with one of their $18 drink specials (that was pretty watered down) I feel like the design of the crowded boxed in room was quite loud with chatter. I didn't hear any music. No one asked if the back corner was good for me. I walked past the front room that had more lighting with a fireplace that seemed more peaceful. I feel like I over tipped the female. She literally took my order and showed back up to bring me the check. The waiter on the other table helped me with my needs the whole time. He should have been the one to receive the tip. The owner seemed to have a great romantic idea when it came to designing the decor. But no music with loud chatter wouldn't have been a romantic date to me.

Apparently ZERO vegan options @ Miley's, but it's "the best cafe" and so amazing. No, what's amazing is that Sedona and the surroundings call themselves spiritual, yet all the food is low vibrational and dead (and dairy is for babies who haven't hit puberty, baby cows to be exact). So sad, the colonizer has capitalized spirituality but it's all fake .

Stumbled upon this little shop while waiting for a table at Miley's (which I don't recommend) read my review on their Google page. Super cute store. Plenty of choices. Art. Jewelry. We got an iron ring and a Sedona sticker for my water bottle. They have clothes and furniture as well. The gentleman that helped us was so nice and helpful. We met the owner the next day and she was super nice too.

Wow, what a clean colourful place this is, but we're are the people, it was so quiet with next to nobody around, some stores / cafes seem to close at 3pm..... still a lovely place to visit especially Rocky Rd ice cream....