Pump House Station Urban Eatery and Market is a rustic-chic New American restaurant at 313 State Route 179, Suite D-10, in Sedona, Arizona. It sits along the SR-179 corridor just south of the Uptown roundabout, near the Tlaquepaque arts village. The kitchen serves elevated breakfast, lunch and weekend dinner from a distinctive A-frame building, along with a curated beer and wine list. Travelers come for house-made biscuits, generous benedicts and a relaxed meal before or after a red-rock hike.
What to Expect at Pump House Station Urban Eatery and Market
The dining room pairs exposed wood and a peaked A-frame ceiling with a casual, counter-friendly feel. The staff greet regulars with a cheerful “Grand Rising!” Breakfast runs daily from 8am to 1pm. The menu is built around benedicts served with breakfast potatoes or a house salad, with fruit available for an upcharge. The signature Pump House version stacks country ham and poached eggs on a house-made biscuit with hollandaise. Smoked and seared salmon variations add herb cheese and capers.
Beyond the benedicts, the menu covers:
- Omelettes: a spinach omelette with roasted tomatoes and goat cheese, and a homemade chorizo omelette with avocado and sharp cheddar.
- Croissant sandwich: the Chef’s Croissant with house-made sage sausage.
- Classic plate: two eggs with French country or 9-grain toast.
Lunch moves into sandwiches and salads. On Friday and Saturday evenings, the kitchen reopens for dinner with comfort-food mains, paired with beer and wine.
- Pump House Benedict: Country ham, poached eggs and hollandaise on a house-made biscuit.
- Vegetarian Benedict: Mushrooms, spinach, caramelized onions and chives for meat-free diners.
- Avocado Toast: Feta, microgreens, roasted tomatoes and pumpkin seeds.
- BLT/BLTE: Bacon, arugula, basil aioli and an optional egg on 9-grain toast.
- Weekend Dinner: Evening service from 5pm to 8pm on Fridays and Saturdays with beer and wine.
Pump House Station Urban Eatery and Market at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 313 State Route 179, Suite D-10, Sedona, AZ 86336 |
| Neighborhood / Area | SR-179 corridor, near Tlaquepaque and Uptown Sedona |
| Operating Hours | Sun–Thu 8AM–2PM; Fri–Sat 8AM–2PM and 5PM–8PM |
| Admission / Price Range | $$; breakfast and lunch plates are moderately priced |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 45 to 75 minutes |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Free on-site plaza parking; Sedona Shuttle and Uptown trolley stops nearby |
| Official Website & Phone | pumphousestation.com, +1 928-862-4141 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
Weekend mornings between 9am and 11am bring the longest waits. Seating is mostly walk-in, so arrive at the 8am opening or after 12:30pm. Breakfast ends at 1pm, so late risers should plan accordingly. For Friday or Saturday dinner, call ahead to check availability. Parking is in the shared plaza lot, which fills quickly in high season.
The main dining room is at ground level, and the plaza walkways are mostly flat. Seating can be snug at peak times, so strollers and wheelchairs navigate most easily outside the brunch rush. Nearby pairings include:
- Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village: a short walk away.
- Oak Creek: views along the creek close by.
- Uptown Sedona: shops and restaurants about 10 minutes away.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the hours at Pump House Station?
It opens daily from 8AM to 2PM, with dinner from 5PM to 8PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Breakfast is served until 1pm. Opening time is the quietest window.
Do I need a reservation?
Breakfast and lunch are largely walk-in. Expect waits on weekend mornings, and call +1 928-862-4141 for dinner plans.
How much time should I budget?
Plan 45 to 75 minutes for a meal. Allow extra time on busy weekends.
Is it family-friendly and accessible?
Yes. The dress code is casual hiking attire, and the menu suits kids. The ground-level dining room and flat plaza walkways make access straightforward.
When planning your Sedona travel guide or comparing verified restaurants and new american restaurant in Sedona, pair this stop with standout local spots including Open Range Grill and Tavern, The Vault Uptown, Buddha Beach, and Creekside American Bistro (nearby).
