Rene At Tlaquepaque - Sedona

Came all the way from Southern California! Great find for us to dine in this exceptional restaurant. We enjoyed the food so much for it's exquisite taste and fine dining experience. I don't know if I could really put into words how to describe how great the entrees that we tried! They're all delightfully tasteful and well prepared! Hail to the chef for a job well executed! The service is super at all aspects and our waiter Justin really stands out! He's very much attentive to our requests and in a polite demeanor answered all of our questions. The ambiance was very much comparable to all those restaurants in Madrid and Barcelona where we had a chance to visit recently and that we enjoyed so much. What we had here at Rene was a dining experience worth remembering!

Rene's , a Tlaquepaque is one of my Favorite places to eat when I come to Sedona and usually for my birthday The menu had recently changed, and I had a wonderful meal and one not so tasty. Please update your online menu to reflect your current offerings Overall, this is still one of my favorite places, even if I don't like all the dishes . There's something special about this little place.

SUPER expensive entrees. Absurdly so. Food is good but not exceptional. Servers are pleasant but don't know wine selections at all. Ambiance is very pleasant. Hostess could be friendlier/welcoming. In the food desert that is Sedona, this is good but expect to part with a lot of money.

This is the sole reason we make a stop in Sedona. Typically, there’s plenty of parking available in a town where it's often hard to find. It’s a charming area with plenty of shade, and it's dog-friendly too. There are wonderful galleries, a fantastic candy shop, and some excellent restaurants. It's the perfect spot for a leisurely walk!

Telaqepaque is absolutely stunning! My wife and I enjoy choosing this place for our date nights and exploring the village square. We always discover new shops or charming corners we haven't encountered before. The architecture and art here are truly remarkable. Don't forget to bring your camera!