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Awarded as a Distinguished Restaurant of North America, Rene is a French themed fine dining fancy restaurant in Sedona. A serene, open courtyard is available for seating, with the gentle sound of running water coming from the fountains, and if indoor seating is more to your liking, the interior of Rene is classically decorated with upholstered wooden chairs, archways, and soft, yellow lighting. Lunch and dinner menus are both offered at Rene.

Other favorite spots include historic Indian Gardens (3951 N. State Route 89a; phone: 928.282.7702), Cafe Paleo Brio (1650 W. State Route 89A) for the best healthy eats in town, Oak Creek Brewery (336 AZ-179 D201; phone: 928.282.3300), Golden Goose (2545 AZ-89A; phone: 928.282.1447), Rene Restaurant (336 AZ-179; phone: 928.282.9225), and Schoolhouse Restaurant (7000 AZ-179 C-106; phone: 928.284.2240).

The romantic setting at Rene at Tlaquepaque has made this place a cornerstone Sedona date-night destination for nearly 40 years. Fanned cloth napkins and fresh flowers at each table set the mood within an art-filled courtyard. The menu revels in the kind of entrées that out-of-towners happily make the drive for, such as the tenderloin of antelope, which is served with a whiskey juniper berry sauce.

Rene has long been a Sedona dining destination and has been open since 1978, and it’s easy to see why. Rene features fine French food, a truly excellent wine selection and an elegant setting that comes complete with white tablecloths and a cozy outdoor patio. Helmed by celebrated chef Mercer Mohr, the restaurant is romantic and classy – the perfect setting for an unforgettable night out.

René at Tlaquepaque's Mediterranean flavors are a staple of Sedona's fine dining scene. The menu is built around fresh, organic, local ingredients, and features high-quality imported goods from around the world. But the dining courtyard at René is a world unto its own, complete with gardens, a sycamore grove, and stunning views of Sedona's famous red rock formations.

Located in the Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, Rene is known for its French cuisine with a southwest twist. They've previously been awarded the Distinguished Restaurants of North America Achievement of Distinction Award, and signature dishes include tenderloin of antelope, seared scallops, and vegan portabello bolognese.

Since 1978, Rene restaurant has prided itself on crafting dishes that strike a balance between local and global flavors. Today, they are taking René to new heights with updated menus featuring locally-sourced ingredients and Mediterranean flavors from Spain, Italy, Morocco, and France. And fine cuisine is just the beginning.

Located in the Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, Rene is known for its French cuisine with a southwest twist. This eatery has received the Distinguished Restaurants of North America Achievement of Distinction Award. Signature dishes include tenderloin of antelope, seared scallops, and vegan portabello bolognese.

One more for the list of best restaurants in Sedona is Rene at Tlaquepaque. The food is mostly European and diners come here for their meat dishes, however you’ll find a couple of vegetarian & vegan dishes too. Guests love the appetizer bread & drinks served here.

There are many fantastic restaurants on site including the Secret Garden Café (my favorite for breakfast or lunch), Rene or El Rincon for dinner, or grab a chai tea at the Chai Spot for one of the most cozy ambiance spots in town.