Steakhouse 89 is permanently closed
Steakhouse 89 at 2620 W. State Route 89A in West Sedona has closed for good. Its website is gone, OpenTable and Yelp list it as permanently closed, and as of October 2026 the building is for sale with no replacement restaurant announced. We keep this page up because people still search for it.
Where to Go Instead
If you were looking for a Sedona steak dinner, these are the rooms we send people to now:
- Cowboy Club in Uptown: Cowboy ribeye, filet mignon, elk chops and house-smoked prime rib on weekends, in the 1946 tavern where the Cowboy Artists of America were founded.
- Rene at Tlaquepaque: the most formal room in town, with a 16-ounce prime ribeye and the famous double lamb chops.
- Mariposa Latin Inspired Grill: Chef Lisa Dahl’s Argentine-style grill with the best dining room view in Sedona.
- The Hudson at Hillside for steak, ribs and comfort food with red rock views.
For the full list by cuisine, see our guide to the best restaurants in Sedona.
What Steakhouse 89 Was
Steakhouse 89 opened in February 2018 in the big stone building on the west end of 89A, with responsibly raised meats, bread baked from scratch each day, a long beer, wine and cocktail list, a lunch and dinner service Tuesday through Sunday, and event space for up to 300. It was one of the larger dining rooms in Sedona, which is why the building, at more than 8,000 square feet with 99 parking spaces, is now being marketed for its next restaurant.
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