Nightlife among the red rock

Description:

Often voted best steaks and ribs, this Western-styled steakhouse and saloon, housed in an early 1900s structure and formerly called a Steakhouse & Saloon, is the oldest watering hole in town. Prime rib is a favorite, along with large-portioned Angus steaks. Baby back ribs, chicken, trout, shrimp, burgers and a few Mexican items round out the menu. Full bar service is available. Also offered is scenic patio dining, live country music on weekends, horseshoe pits, pool tables and big screen televisions.

Our Local Expert Says:

Live music featured Sundays.

Description:

A javelina is a creature similar to a wild boar - but there's certainly nothing boaring about this lively, colorful cantina. Decorated in a bright Mexican motif, this restaurant is loud and filled with local charm. Choices are primarily Sonoran, with an Arizona accent. Combination plates of tacos, enchiladas and chimichangas are filling and flavorful. Lunch and dinner are served daily and it's Happy Hour from 3p-6p daily. Live music is featured on Saturday evenings.

Description:

Radisson Poco Diablo's sports bar is a casual spot to watch a game or play pool. Big-screen televisions capture all the latest sports action or test your knowledge with an interactive trivia game. Pool tables also provide entertainment. The Quick & Casual menu features a wide range of appetizers, sandwiches, pastas and hot entrees. Local microbrews and a full complement of beers, wines and cocktails are available.

Our Local Expert Says:

Filmed aerial view of Sedona set to music.

Description:

In the Village of Oak Creek at Sedona's Prime Outlet Center, you'll discover an awesome treat; a four-story screen displaying the story of the Sedona region, called The Spirit of Wonder. Set to an original musical score, the majestic drama unfolds with aerial cinematography, original props and painstaking historical re-creations. This entertaining visual tour plays every hour from 10a-2p.