I want to say that Pump House is still as it was a few years ago but aside from the same address everything else seemed to have changed. The menu options have changed and the food isn't as delicious. I must say though they still have lovely staff. Inside outdoor seating with a charming atmosphere.

Walking in, your introduced to a countryfied look of a waiting area, service vounters, and kitchen that also backs up to a wooded lawn space that helps makes the homey setting very inviting. Later, when the wait person brings the menu you know you're ready for a pleasant experience. Then comes the food. It's unpretentious, well prepared and fresh. The general surroundings are red rocks and mountains but the pump house puts you back to ground level and enjoying every minute of the experience. We usually go for breakfast fare and haven't been disappointed.

Another 5 star experience! Loved the peppermint mocha and turkey club. Service, food, location, and drinks are fantastic. The best quirky, industrial decor.

I had Pump House on my list for breakfast/brunch and ended up here for dinner on a Friday night after a recommendation from a local and loved it! The place is so cozy and inviting with warm and homey decor which includes a fireplace and comfy dining chairs. Our server was great and very descriptive of all the dishes and specials. We ordered drinks and they were poured and ready as soon as our server walked away which impressed me. For your entree, the short ribs are a must! They kindly split the dish between two plates for my sister and I to share which was perfect. For apps, I loved the griddled noble bread and olive spread to start. There was also a seafood pasta special that was lovely. The brownie dessert comes out boiling in a cast iron with ice cream and was also delicious. The tiramisu was good but not my favorite. Pump House was the perfect little spot for a chill dinner.

Very cute spot for some really solid brunch options. Service was okay but probably due to understaffing during our meal. Definitely recommend this spot when visiting Sedona. I will definitely come back the next time I'm in town.

Pump House is your tucked away cozy charm of a restaurant. What a hidden gem! The atmosphere is so inviting as if you were walking into someone's beautiful country home. On to the food! I ordered the Pump House Eggs Benedict and it did not disappoint. The hollandaise is the star of the show and the muffins didn't get soggy from it. Instead of getting fruit or potatoes I went with the salad and regretted it. It had raw onions and I'm not a fan so I picked around them. The server was really attentive to us and kind. Come here after your morning hike! Our wait time was only 20 minutes on a Sunday morning, that's not bad is it? Highly recommend!

Wow! This eatery was highly recommended to my daughter and ai while visiting Sedona on vacation. I definitely know why! The staff is super friendly, and greeted us with some badly needed iced water in stainless cups as soon as we were seated. Being brunch time, we decided to split the smoked salmon Benedict and the Urban Burrito. Both were delicious! I would definitely recommend this awesome establishment to anyone looking for a great breakfast or brunch!

4.5 Overall. We two had lunch. FOOD: 4.5 - Pear and Arugula Salad with fried egg: 4.5. - Potatos (side dish): 4.0 SERVICE: 5.0. Friendly with great menu advice. AMBIANCE: 4.0. We dined inside. Comfortable atmosphere.