Uptown Sedona is a favorite outdoor shopping area with flat walkways and views of the Red Rocks. Though there is main section, side streets also have equally cute shops to find great keepsakes and more. There are of course plenty of places to eat or get a cup of coffee, many with outdoor steating. There are a couple of souvenir shops and the popular item is the world famous t-shirts made with the dye of the Sedona Red Rock called the "Red Dirt Shirt" (below left photo). There are many item made by and inspired from Native Americans, like warrior dolls (below middle photo). This area is historically known for being the backdrop for some of Hollywood's most famous Western Movies, and in Upper Sedona there is a Motion Picture Museum (below left photo).

Most of the shops are filled with an array of handcrafted items, usually from local artist. For instance, the store called Home on the Porch (below right photo) features stuff for the kitchen garden as well as gifts and collectibles. Colorful blown glass vases and jewelry are displayed in a couple of places. Crystals and gem stones of all kinds and sizes can also be found for purchase (above middle photo). There are many Western-inspired shops, including clothing too, like the Cowboy Corral (below right photo).

There are a number of places to choose from when it comes to food. The Black Cow Cafe (below right photo) serves homemade ice cream but one can also take a seat at the coffee bar and enjoy a fresh baked pastry with a cup of joe. Another sweet treat favorite is the Sedona Fudge Company, slicing up fudge since 1887 (below middle and right photo).

If looking for a nice meal to sit down to then it's recommended you try the Cowboy Club (below photos) but there also is a sports bar adjacent to the dining room if that's what you're in the mood for. Nonetheless, the Cowboy Club serves reasonably priced steak and seafood dinners in their dimly lit dining room (below left photo) that creates an intimate ambiance.