Wildflower Bread Co

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101 N Highway 89a
Sedona, AZ 86336

Phone: (928) 204-2223

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Neighborhood: Sedona

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• Blt+ $15.29
• bacon, lettuce, tomatoes, cheddar, avocado, herb mayo on toasted sourdough & served with a side
• Reuben $15.59
• corned beef brisket, caramelized onion sauerkraut, swiss, thousand island on grilled marble rye & served with a side
• Mac & Cheese Side $6.79
• cavatappi, three cheese sauce, mama lil’s peppers & bread crumbs
• Potato Cream Cheese $9.89+
• served with artisan bread
• Triple Club $16.49
• all-natural turkey breast, ham, bacon, swiss, tomatoes, organic arugula, green & red cabbage, organic carrots, jicama, celery, fiery cilantro aioli on three slices of toasted nine grain & served with a side

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  4.3 stars - Based on 52 reviews

#10 out of 206 restaurants in Sedona

#1 of 9 Breakfast in Sedona

5 star				24 reviews	46%
4 star				20 reviews	38%
3 star				7 reviews	13%
2 star				1 review	2%
1 star				0 reviews	0%

Top Reviews of Wildflower Bread Co

08/10/2025 - Trevor P.
Having worked here as a prep cook, I can say the food is fresh and consistently good, with sandwiches, soups, and breakfast options that suit a casual meal after a hike. The service is friendly and attentive, and sitting by the fireplace or on the patio with views of Sedona's red rocks really adds to the experience. It's a relaxed spot with plenty of seating and a welcoming atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a hearty lunch or a cozy breakfast.

05/12/2024 - Chang Y.
best food ever

12/31/2021 - MenuPix User
The best

10/26/2008 - MenuPix User
absolutely made our trip to Sedona a success. Wish we had found it before our last morning. You need to advertise more rqther than rely on "seeing it from the bus".
Patpenn