Sedona Lounge

I used to really love coming to the spot. It was very classy and beautiful but unfortunately it was usually pretty empty. I really wish quality spots like this one could stay open for business in vegas =(

I had the Mediterranean salad and filet mignon for app and entrée. The salad was delicious — not too much dressing and you can’t go wrong with avocado on a salad. :) The steak was cooked perfectly and served with mashed potatoes that I find a bit bland, but I’m not a huge fan of mashed potatoes so I didn’t really care. The service was spectacular. Our servers were attentive. Desserts were a total let down :(I had something called Banana rum… something and it had about 3 pieces of bananas. The rum sauce was amazing, but there wasn’t enough of it. My mom goes here all the time and loves this place.

Steak and lobster for $ 19! Actually the steak and lobster was really good. Raw oysters were also really good and fresh. Atmosphere felt a little strange to me. Service was great! !!

Love the vibe of this place — conveniently located with warm velvety décor. Unfortunately not great service and the Bloody Mary’s are the saltiest most terrible tasting I’ve ever had… they should take a lesson from the Peppermill or not serve them at all.

I got a gift card from a coworker, which prompted me to give this place a shot. I had driven past it quite a few times on the way to the gym and always wondered what it looked like inside. Most of the places with labels including «24hr gaming» seem to all fit the smokey neighborhood bar type… Sedona was quite a surprise.
After we found the turn in, we got a much closer look at the building. Very modern looking and they even have a trendy patio area! While it was too cold to enjoy our dinner outside, after seeing the patio we deemed Sedona worth a return once the weather warms back up.
Once we got inside, I was pretty blown away. Totally NOT what I expected. It does have the components of a neighborhood bar… but also that of a cozy restaurant with most of the elements needed for a quality date night… which is exactly what we had. Dim lighting and red tons give the place a super sexy feel… but there’s also a casual feel with the bar and sports on the few tvs that they have.
We ordered the whiskey and wine drink (where I’m from we call it a Whiskey Rosso)…very tasty! I’m excited to have found a spot that serves this. We also ordered the sliders to start. The sliders were cooked pretty darn close to perfect. Order them as is… I’m not a huge fan of onions but the carmelized onions gave the sliders a nice touch.
For the main corse, my boyfriend ordered the surf n turf and I ordered the salmon dish. The surf n turf was MUCH more turf than surf… you literally get one scallon and one shrimp… so a little disappointment there. The steak was VERY delicious though so they made up for it a little. I would really just order a steak dish on its own in the future though. Their reduction that was served with the steak was pretty incredible, it complimented the steak well. My salmon dish was alright. I’m not entirely sure that I would order it again in the future, but it filled me up at the time. The cream like sauce that was included kind of threw me off the most. I didn’t recall reading it in the menu discription so I was kind of taken back when I initially saw it. I still can’t decide if it complimented the salmon or made the dish kind of weird.
I’m likely going to return, so I will update my review with new items that I try… and get the specifics on that salmon dish! ;) This place is definitely worth the stop though, for the record.

I come to Sedona quite a bit and while the service is nothing to write home about the food is very good and quite reliable. I’ve never had a bad meal here! The wine list, while basic, matches the menu items quite well. Gambling, decent music and really good food…

The only reason why I am giving this place a 3 star is because of the atmosphere and the food is decent. The place is nicely decorated Ina red, trendy type of young environment. There is a patio. It’s nice to eat out there on a cool evening. The meatballs are actually the best thing on the menu in my opinion. Although I usually get the salmon. I just can’t get over the service here. The bartenders and all the other workers just aren’t happy and they aren’t on their toes. You will be sitting there for about ten minutes before they even decide to speak to you. Maybe it’s just me. Who knows! The desserts here are good also. The fried ice cream is really good. Over all this place is okay.

I was excited to try out Sunday Brunch here after visiting the bar a few times but sadly it was just okay. Service was very slow but she was apologetic and warm. The menu sounded better than the food actually was. You can get unlimited mimosas with brunch for only $ 12. I would have given it 2 stars if I was basing my review solely on brunch but I have been to the bar and eaten other things and they have been pretty good. Just okay.

Sedona isn’t the best meal you’ll ever have, but it’s quality food with nice décor and convenient.
Working in the industry, I get off work pretty late and it’s nice to have a restaurant open where I can have a good meal even if it’s midnight or later (I believe they close at 3).
My favorite thing on the menu is the filet mignon meatballs ($ 8 on happy hour) and the Roasted chicken entrée (comes with broccoli and Mac n cheese). The steaks and short rib are also good and very flavorful.
They also offer several good specials including happy hour, $ 25 steak and lobster and half off wines on Tuesday.
One of my favorite parts about Sedona is their outdoor seating. There’s comfortable bench-​type couches perfect to go to with a group of friends and also a more romantic area with a fire pit and an opening so you can see the sky. Absolutely beautiful.
I’ve been here at least a dozen times, and the service can be a little spotty. Sometimes great, sometimes you barely get checked on at all. All in all, the food and convenient late hours keep me coming back.

Every time I come here I’m just completely taken back about how beautiful this place is! They really have separated themselves from the average late night bars around Las Vegas.
The lighting is romantic, classy. They aren’t bombarded with tvs. The music is pleasant and not dated. They’ve just really hit the nail on the head as far as ambience goes.
I like coming here because I get off late and it’s hard to find healthy options at that time. Their menu is broad enough to offer that and even late night indulgences.
Lenny, the bartender, was attentive and personable. Thank you for consistency in wonderful experiences each and every time man bun and I visit.

This place was soooooo beautiful! It is a bit overpriced for happy hour and in general but the food and ambiance is phenomenal. I felt like a fancy Beverly Hills house wife coming here. I got to try the cucumber martini, carpaccio, tuna ceviche (super nasty and fishy and has weird chips not a fan), and the filet mignon meatballs (they were dry and weren’t anything special) our bill came out to a whopping 80 $ for two drinks and all those food items… Not really a happy hour… Plus they don’t comp drinks at the bar when you gamble which sucks.

My friend and I were very hungry and were driving by this place, so we decided to give it a try.
I loved the interior from the moment I set foot in there. It’s kind of chic yet relaxed. It also has a nice patio. I truly wish I had seen the old Sedona, they say it was very popular amongst locals and was packed all the time. The Sedona of today is rarely packed.
I decided to try a lobster roll and was very disappointed with the amount of lobster. There was more mayonnaise than lobster. My friend ordered hamburger and I ordered the grilled chicken sandwich. None of them was good. Both were tasteless. The only good thing were sweet potato fries and the French fries. We were very disappointed. I didn’t like the service either (it was very slooooooooow).
There are a lot of really great restaurants in the area with great food and service.
Will never go back again…

Date & Time: Wednesday July 8, 2015 @ 11pm
Dining Companions: Cousins & Husband
Scene: Groups in Crop Tops, Short-​Shorts & Flat Strappy Sandals
Décor: Sleek All-​White w/​Cool Outdoor Patio
Imbibe: Cocktails
Devour: Happy Hour Foods
Total: $ 56.68

Okay, yes the steak and lobster is delicious and great for $ 20. Their food here is good and I like it. That’s why I come back. But this time our bartender Lenny left me a bad taste in my mouth after my boyfriend and I left.
I ordered my favorite whiskey passion and it tasted horrible. It was thick and way too sweet. The purée wasn’t mixing well with the actual drink at all. Thankfully he was willing to change my drink.
When we were eating and playing the machines Lenny came up to us and told us that we have to bet $ 1 and play $ 20 on our keno to get one drink comped? Wtf kind of rule is that? I’ve never been told that and FYI we weren’t playing to get free drinks. Makin me feel like I’m cheap freeloader or something.
Im going to still come back for the food. Maybe just when Lenny isn’t there.

It was after midnight and I hadn’t eaten. I abhor fast food, and wanted to sit down. I’d missed everything good on the strip, but wanted a MEAL. Unilocalers, thank you for Sedona Lounge.
I walked in to a cool vibe for 1AM. I was expecting seedy, and was ready to walk right back out, but the low lighting wasn’t hiding anything, so much as trying to set the mood. The bar takes up a significant amount of the restaurant’s center, and was so open, I wanted to sit there. However, I opted for a table.
I strained to read the menu, and settled on filet mignon. DELICIOUS! Not just because it was 1am, but because it was delicious! The service was nice, but slow. The food was delicious and presentation was pretty. The vibe was cool. The ambiance was welcoming.
When I come back to Vegas, it’ll be worth doing it again.

Nice ambiance, romantic, a great date spot tucked away from the strip.
It’s got a classy vibe, and also a nice place for girls night out. Their outdoor patio has a burner fireplace.
I’m not sure about the food, but the bartender was very attentive, and the drinks were OK priced. I’m thinking average of $ 6-​$ 7 for a cocktail. I will definitely return again.

Ok, it was so bad I just got up and walked out… Let’s start at the beginning. Walked I. With a date and stood at the host station for 5 minutes without being acknowledged. Finally walked to the bar to ask if we should seat ourselves. Bartender said to seat ourselves and she would send over our server. At least 10 minutes went by before my girl asked a passing busser/​server for a menu. Still another 5 minutes before our server showed up. He was obviously in a hurry and took our drink order. At least another 5 minutes before they came.
Let’s step aside for a second. It’s Friday night and we saw lots of staff. 4 servers at a minimum. Also, finally saw the hostess. She got up to seat a group after they had been waiting 5 minutes. Where from you ask? At the bar where she stepped away from a glass of wine for a moment.
Ok, so we are now 25 minutes in and he’s never come back to take an order. We never got water or silverware even. I finally walked over to the service station where he was on the POS system and just told him to bring our check. Worst experience I can remember. Only plus side? He at least had the decency to tell us our drinks were free.

The location is conveniently located off the 215 and Flamingo (Northeast corner) with ample parking. The décor is modern and creates a classy atmosphere. There is also an outdoor patio surrounded by large trees and enclosure, so you don’t have to stare at the freeway.
I had been to Sedona Lounge 3 – 4 times, mostly for drinks and a couple times for dinner. They were all fine experiences, but nothing brought me back in the last two years.
Now it seems they have more incentives — Daily Happy Hour (4pm-​7pm and 11pm-​2am): All appetizers are $ 8, bottled beers are $ 3, and well drinks are $ 4; Wine Tuesdays feature ½ off all glasses and bottles (there was also a painting class yesterday); free cake and cocktails (up to a $ 20 value) on your birthday; $ 20 off your bill on Saturdays with your Sedona Rewards card; and Sunday Brunch (10am-​3pm).
To celebrate my friend’s birthday, he and his girlfriend chose Sedona Lounge for their H/​H and Tuesday wine specials. We all took advantage of the specials with wine (bottles and glasses), beers, appetizers, and their $ 19 Steak and Lobster special (4 oz filet mignon and 4 oz lobster tail; offered «all day, every day»). My friend also received a nice layered chocolate mousse cake for his birthday.
My selection of dishes for the evening:
Cured Wings ($ 11): confit and cured chicken wings tossed in ranch dressing and sriracha, served with feta cheese, red onions, and cucumbers.
«NY» Carpaccio ($ 11): Striploin, wild baby arugula, freshly-​shaved Parmesan, crostini, and truffle sherry vinaigrette.
Filet Mignon Meatballs ($ 10): Filet mignon meatballs served in tomato sauce with crispy potatoes.
Calamari ($ 13): Calamari steaks lightly fried and served with a tomato caper sauce.
The wings were definitely the best appetizer choice! The sriracha, ranch, and feta cheese are a delicious combination. Really awesome flavor. The meatballs were also really good and we loved the sauce that accompanied it. The carpaccio was just okay (truffle flavor was a tad overwhelming) and the calamari was a shrug.
Although the food was a hit or miss, the specials are reason enough to return! Also, everyone was really nice and accommodating, which made for a pleasant evening.

I arrived late to meet up with my friends. We came here for dinner and drinks. We were sitting at the patio and my friends were saying that they have been there awhile and nobody took their appetizer/​drink order. I sat down and out came the manager and the server. I wouldn’t know about the poor service since by the time I got there, I didn’t have to wait for someone to take my order.
One got a salad for dinner and everyone else got steak and lobster. I got a bottle of Riesling with my dinner… I could drink at least 3 glasses so, for the same price, I might as well get the whole bottle and share.
I actually have no complaints about the service. I was having a fun time with the manager and our server, Mike. But I was with good company and alcohol so, that helped. But if you were in a hurry or a bit uptight then, I can see how the service would suck.
Steak and Lobster:
Where would you good find surf n turf in Vegas that’s under $ 20? C’mon! This was a definite steal. The portion was just right and you get a bowl of fries. ⁴⁄₅
Nomatter where you sit (outside or inside), it’s nice. But since we’re a pretty rowdy group especially after a few drinks, the patio was perfect for us. We had the are to ourselves for the first hour. It’s a nice chill place. They have pretty good menu items: carpaccio, ceviche, shrimp cocktail, oysters, beets, wings, BBQ ribs, silders, mussels, crab cakes, lobster roll, cheese fondue, meatballs, soups, salads, osso bucco, salmon, steaks, roasted chicken, etc.

We had a Groupon that was about to expire so we went here last night before a play to have dinner. I was here years and years ago after it first opened. It was a breakfast stop on our bike ride. I hadn’t been back since, but I’m glad I came back.
It was Happy Hour and our server, Alyssa, told us that all the apps were $ 8. Since we were having dinner, we passed on that. I have driven by often and seen their sign of steak and lobster for $ 19 available ²⁴⁄₇. I asked if with the Groupon I could still get the special. The answer was yes. My wife ordered the Mushroom risotto. We didn’t order sides because we were both going to get dessert.
Alyssa brought the food in a short time and she came back to see if my steak was rare enough. It wasn’t, but not by much and not enough to make a fuss over. She understood as she likes her beef cooked blue also. My steak was served on a thick slice of white potato and some fried onions. My wife’s mushroom risotto had several stalks of asparagus on top. Both dishes were excellent!
On to dessert. Andrea chose the Chocolate royale and I got the lemon pudding cake. Both were very good.
I’d most likely give Sedona a 3 star rating but Alyssa was such a good server, I’ve upped the rating to 4 stars. The place is a bit pricey but I can’t complain about the cost of my special. The two desserts were more expensive than my steak and lobster.
This is a place to go to for their special or for Happy Hour. I’ll go back and I’ll sit out on the patio. I liked the vibe inside last night.