

Shorebird – Coastal Kitchen Restaurant in Sedona is a coastal eatery offering a sophisticated yet casual twist on classic Americana cuisine with fresh seafood and steakhouse influences. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, our made-from-scratch menu features wood-fired and rotisserie favorites like the Duroc Heritage Pork Chop with Brussels sprouts and brandy-poached apples, Faroe Island Salmon Mignon with cauliflower purée, and Harris Ranch Prime Skirt Steak with red chimichurri. Don’t miss out on our shareable plates like Avocado Fries, Twice Fried Chicken Wings, and selections from our Raw Bar. See you soon at our Californian restaurant!
Easygoing restaurant offering brunch, sandwiches & a raw bar, plus dinner & cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 150 AZ-179, Sedona, AZ 86336
Phone: (928) 236-9352
Website: https://shorebirdrestaurant.com/sedona
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Reviews
We had the sea bass which was good but wasn’t quite as flavorful as I was looking for. The short rib was delicious, I highly suggest the key lime pie as a must have to close out the evening.
The sushi was also very good and we have high standards.
The pork chop was very tender, but there was a noticeable smell near the bone that took away from the experience. The fish had great texture—tender inside with a crispy exterior—but it was under-seasoned for my taste.
Avocado fries are basically avocado tempura—good, but exactly what you’d expect. The deviled eggs were fine and well stuffed, but not a standout or must-order item.
Overall, a decent meal with good execution on textures, but flavors could be more refined given the price.
Yes, the opening moments were slightly shaky—understandable given the date, the demand, and the surprise guest—but what followed was a masterclass in leadership and grace. The manager didn’t just “make it work”; they went the extra mile with professionalism, calm, and genuine warmth. Within minutes, we were seated, welcomed, and very glad we hadn’t chosen to eat leftovers at home.
Then came the food.
From the first bite of the deviled eggs—elevated, confident, and unapologetically delicious—it was clear this kitchen understands restraint, balance, and flavor. Every course felt intentional. Not flashy for the sake of flash, but thoughtful, precise, and deeply satisfying. By the time dessert arrived, there was no doubt: the food wasn’t just good—it was memorable.
What truly sets Shorebird apart, however, is that the meal never stood alone. Service here is not transactional; it’s performative in the best possible way. The staff was polished without being pretentious, attentive without hovering, and clearly very well trained. Timing, tone, and presence were all dialed in. It felt less like being served and more like being guided through an experience.
And that’s the point: Shorebird understands something many restaurants miss—food is only half the equation. Hospitality, environment, pacing, and personality are what turn dinner into an event. This place delivers all of it. Comfort with confidence. Creativity without chaos. Professionalism with personality.
If there were a master class on how great food plus exceptional hospitality creates a true dining experience, Shorebird could teach it.
Out-of-the-box, dialed-in, and absolutely worth it—especially on a day when expectations are high and patience is thin. Shorebird didn’t just meet the moment; it owned it.
The sushi roll was overwhelmingly rice — probably 90% rice with very small pieces of fish. It felt unbalanced and not worth the price. I also asked for extra wasabi and was surprised to be charged $2 for it.
Overall, the quality of the sushi didn’t justify the cost, and I left disappointed.