Pump House Station Urban Eatery & Market

Pump House Station is the breakfast and lunch house in Tlaquepaque North, a converted home with a back porch under the sycamores where locals voted it Sedona’s best lunch spot in 2020. The kitchen leans on organic and sustainable sourcing and American farms, there is an espresso bar with organic coffee, nitro cold brew and Black Cow Creamery floats, and a full bar with local drafts. Seating is limited, which is why the breakfast menu prints a 90-minute table limit.

What to Order

• Breakfast (8 a.m. to 1 p.m. daily): the Classic two-egg plate $17.95, the chef’s croissant $18.95, spinach or chorizo omelette $19.95, chilaquiles $17, avocado toast $17, the Urban Burrito $19, and three Benedicts: Pump House with country ham ($18 half, $21 full), smoked or seared salmon ($19 and $23) and vegetarian ($18 and $21). Plates come with potatoes or house salad.
• Lunch (11 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily): salads from the Market Salad at $18 to kale and blackened salmon at $29, sandwiches such as the turkey club and Reuben at $19 and the grinder at $21, burgers at $19 to $21 including a black bean burger, and the roasted mushroom soup with truffle drizzle at $10.
• Dinner (Friday and Saturday, 5 to 8 p.m.): housemade flatbread $19, crab cakes $17, Moroccan-roasted cauliflower $15, golden beet Wellington $30, steelhead trout $36, blackened salmon $38, brick chicken $33, wine-braised short rib $39 and beef tenderloin $47.

Prices are from the menus posted on the restaurant’s website in 2025 and may have moved since.

Good to Know

• Sunday to Thursday the doors close in the early afternoon; the website lists both 2 and 2:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday reopen for dinner.
• No reservation system is published; it is a walk-in place, with online ordering for takeout.
• The back patio is pet friendly, with about 30 seats outside and 40 in.
• It sits in Tlaquepaque North, across the road from the main village, with its own parking.

Facts checked October 2026 against the restaurant’s own website and menus. More breakfast and lunch rooms in our guide to the best restaurants in Sedona and our bakeries and cafes page.

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