Paradise Point Cafe

This was a memorable stop on our recent trip to Sedona. We were looking for a lunch venue in the cute little town of Cottonwood, and although this café is more of dessert paradise, they had «Cheeseburger Pie» on the menu and we decided to have that! There were 4 people in our party, but there were only 3 slices of the cheeseburger pie left. We had 2 slices of the cheeseburger pie and chose 2 other items to share. Everything tasted great, the prices were great, and the ambiance was great! What more can you ask for? I do recommend that they add more savory pies to their selection since the 4 of us might have each had a slice of the cheeseburger pie and order dessert too! Wish I lived close by so I could try ALL their yummy stuff!

Loved this place! The coffee is delicious and the pie is to die for. Owners are incredibly friendly! The bathroom is behind a hidden door! It’s so cool.

Rare to see a place with across the board 5 star reviews, but if any place deserves ratings like that, this is the place. Spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated, and great coffee and baking. Al is the perfect host, always making great recommendations, and he is a master at mixing delicious drinks. The pies and cakes are excellent, and the décor and ambience are superb. Don’t miss this place.

This little hole in the wall was a gem and a respite from a busy world. Pies and cakes filled the display. There were more choices than a full blown bakery in a big city! We only sampled one, the Ozark berry pie, and it was full flavored and fresh. We had coffee and a chat with the owner, while listening to pleasant music. I would have preferred stronger coffee, but I’d go back and maybe have one of the many teas instead, and probably a slice of one of the chocolate cakes. Gluten free options were also available.

This is a ‘Must See & Taste’ if you ever find yourself in Old Town Cottonwood! If you need a good selection of deserts that cater to your sweet tooth, also with gluten-​free choices, this is the place. We enjoyed the mouth watering ‘Key-​Lime’ pie (Gluten Free) and Cream Cheese Chocolate Ganache … they were OUT of this WORLD yummo! The café is so intimate & quaint, with old world charm that can comfortably seat 10 – 12 people. We had the pleasure of meeting Eden, who made the experience so memorable, great food, great ambience, great conversation!

Coffee and cake. So delicious. Paradise Point Café is spotlessly clean. Ambience is relaxing and welcoming. The Cakes are the BOMB! Cakes for gluten free, pale and ordinary mortals. But heavenly flavors. Come try it yourself.

I don’t write a lot of Unilocal reviews. I’m pretty lazy. But I had to write about this place. It’s the real deal. My boyfriend and I stopped in here for a coffee on a cold, snowy day on our way through Sedona. Great, comfy atmosphere with lots of tables and games to pass the time, delicious homemade treats and strong coffee – just the way I like it. Even entering the bathroom was cool; it was like going to a speakeasy. And was this place clean! You could eat off the floor. You can even get a massage. There’s a room right off the pastry counter. This New Yorker was impressed! I couldn’t write a review without talking about Al, the owner. He couldn’t have been a nicer guy as you can tell from all these positive reviews. He’s not even asking for them, at least not from me. I told him I was going to write a review I was so impressed. I could go on and on. If you’re ever in the area, I highly recommend you stop here. It’s a little hidden. I guess it’s technically on the main street but you have to walk a down a little pathway (that’s beautifully decorated no doubt by him).

I finally made it to this dessert paradise with my wife. We met the owner Al and his daughter Eden who also happens to be the in house masseuse. This is a really cool place with a great vibe — tastefully decorated with smooth jazz hanging in the air which adds to the enjoyment of indulging in one of their numerous dessert offerings along with a specialty coffee. It can be a little challenging to find but look for the A frame sign on the east side of the street and follow the walkway to your right to the entrance. We really enjoyed chatting with Al in between customers. He and his wife make and bake everything and you can tell they do it with a desire to please their customers because the 2 different offerings we sampled were top drawer. We’ll be back again and again.

Great desserts and yummy sweet coffees! I had the salted caramel mocha and thoroughly enjoyed it. Salted caramel is homemade and delicious!!!

We stumbled into this hole in the wall looking for breakfast but instead found the friendliest shopkeeper we’ve ever met – the sort you see only in movies. Not only did he point us to the right direction to find breakfast, he offered us chocolate on our way out. Very cozy place with a good selection of handmade sweets.

Incredible Ozark Berry Pie! Exquisitely clean and well appointed café. Eclectic jazzy vibe… absolutely a shining diamond in the rough. All is the real deal! Amazing goods combined with service extraordinaire!
You will not be disappointed… no way… no how!

The only thing that got my attention was the sandwich board sign on the sidewalk So glad it did. A quick peak down a cozy alley with bistro sets revealed this little gem of bakery. The service was great and the shop much more chic than one would expect of a small town bakery. It’s like a little Parisian patisserie. Oh, and the salted caramel apple pie? Did I mentioned warmed! YUM!

German chocolate cake was sooo good! Customer service was great! :) I will definitely be back

Should name it the Hidden Paradise Point Café. You have to read the sign on the sidewalk to find this gem. Wife and I decided to try it out, very happy we did. The gentleman working there was very nice, made sure everything we needed was taken care of. We shared a peach pie and a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The pies crust was flaky and very good. The peaches wasn’t over powering. Vanilla ice cream was also good. They have a nice selection of pies, and cakes. Offers tea, coffee, hot chocolate, and water for beverages. Lot more there, we don’t ever know about. If we are every back in town, we would love to come back.

Fabulous coffee place. A bit tucked away, but so worth looking for it. Wonderful cake — all homemade. A must stop by when you visit Cottonwood.

Friday afternoon hookey day. Coffee is delicious and so are the deserts. Great ambiance with quiet piano music. I had the paleo chocolate, a GF option. Eric had the chocolate layer cake. Wow! Definitely worth a return trip.

Checked this quaint little operation out yesterday and found excellent product, great atmosphere and a congenial proprietor. We’ll be back. Choc pecan and mixed berry pie were both delightful as was Eden!

You must come here! Quaint, you’ll feel at home immediately! The desserts are all home made and award winning! And while you’re here, have a massage! Yes!!! They do massages too! I’m a local from Sedona and I plan on driving in each week!

I stopped by here earlier today with my wife and her mom while we were walking through Old Cottonwood. What drew us in to Paradise Point Café was a sidewalk sign saying that they had won some local awards. If it wasn’t for that sidewalk sign I am not even sure that we would have noticed this place. After a short walk up a cute hallway that was lined with seats and a bird cage with a couple of birds, we entered the shop. Immediately in front of us was a display case with a number of baked goods that looked fantastic. Almost immediately upon entering we were greeted by the proprietor who told us that he always offers chocolates to everyone who enters the store. So the visit started off right for both my wife and her mom who each had a small chocolate on the house. I have to admit that the gentleman behind the counter was super nice and that he really helped to make our visit exceptional. While we were talking to him, something caught my eye on their chalkboard specials menu and that was the Coffee a la mode. As you might expect with a name like that, the drink consisted of a cup of coffee with a scoop of ice cream in it. I watched as the coffee was poured and then a giant scoop or ice cream was placed into the cup. The gentleman then asked me if I would like any cream or sugar in my coffee. I politely declined as I was pretty sure that the ice cream did just that… and then some. While I couldn’t really tell you the quality of my coffee due to the ice cream in it, I did really enjoy my drink. As a matter of a fact I may have to buy some ice cream whenever I get home and reproduce this drink on my own.
The bottom line for me is that I would come back here again in the future. The owner was nice, I loved my coffee drink and I would also love to try some of the baked goods.

Cool stop for some desert. Try to find the restroom without asking the lovely lady behind the counter.