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COWBOY CLUB ACCOLADES Wine Enthusiast Award Winner - 2007 The Food Network's "$40 a Day" with host Rachel Ray - 2007 "Occupying a former tavern that once served as the town's social epicenter, this esteemed restaurant offers just the sort of local flavor visitors crave and residents love . . ." "This casual Southwestern steakhouse serving creative "high desert cuisine" is located in one of Sedona's oldest buildings, which prides itself on being the birthplace of the presigious Cowboy Artists of America . . . Lunch offers the usual burgers and pulled-pork sandwiches, but here they feel somehow gourmet . . . " "For nearly 60 years the Cowboy Club has hosted social gatherings in the Sedona area. While steak and ribs are a specialty, atmosphere is a main course as well. The walls are galleries for old-time western gear and a breathtaking mural of a man on his mount looks down upon diners . . . Over 50 movies have been filmed in the Sedona area, so many celebrities and movie actors have frequented the Cowboy Club, not to mention a [group] of local cowboys. You'll never know who's eating at the next table . . . Its penchant for tradition and hospitality has not changed." "Great Restaurant! A superb surprise for all of us . . . [We] tried prickly pear fries & margaritas. Make sure to try these . . . This is a DON'T MISS place to eat." "Stop by this Southwestern-theme cafe for appetizers of rattlesnake brochettes or cactus fries, followed by an entree of bourbon buffalo meatloaf or elk tenderloin. Then try not to smile when you tell your out-of-state visitors that those are just typical Arizona meals. There's also a good selection of salads and sandwiches." |