Ambiente Sedona Restaurant – Forty1 at Ambiente

Ambiente Sedona Restaurant – Forty1 at Ambiente

Ambiente Sedona Restaurant

Forty1 at Ambiente Hotel

 

Ambiente’s on‑site restaurant is called Forty1, a modern, high‑end spot open to hotel guests and outside diners 18+ that focuses on seasonal, locally sourced dishes with big red‑rock views.

 

What and where it is

  • Name: Forty1 at Ambiente, a Landscape Hotel.
  • Location: Inside Ambiente in West Sedona (adult‑only luxury “landscape hotel”).
  • Vibe: Sleek, contemporary dining room with floor‑to‑ceiling windows, pool‑ and red‑rock views, fire pits, and a fine‑dining feel without being stuffy.
  • Who can dine: Open to both hotel guests and the public; restaurant is adult‑only (18+).

Food style and menus

  • Concept: Seasonal à la carte menus built around Verde Valley and regional ingredients, plus tasting‑menu experiences; menus change often.
  • Meals:
    • Breakfast and lunch at/near the pool with an à la carte menu (e.g., “The Ambiente” breakfast plate, chilaquiles, avocado toast, egg dishes, parfaits).
    • Dinner nightly, usually 5:00–9:00 pm, with refined, chef‑driven plates and a strong cocktail/wine program.
  • Drinks: Large wine list and a rotating cocktail list with Arizona‑inspired drinks and smoky bourbon or mezcal options.

Example dishes and prices

The exact offerings rotate, but recent menus and listings show:

  • Breakfast (approximate examples)
    • The Ambiente (eggs, bacon or sausage, toast, hash browns): around low‑20s.​
    • Pumpkin eggnog French toast, Belgian waffle, chorizo Benedict, and avocado toast: generally low‑ to mid‑20s.​
  • Dinner highlights (recent seasons)
    • Starters like Forty1 Caesar, pork belly with spätzle, and seasonal soups (e.g., Red Rock chowder) in the mid‑ to high‑teens.
    • Entrees such as Blue Crab Ramen, wild‑game or beef dishes, halibut/sea bass and other seafood are usually in a premium range (often 40+ for top items).

Most‑talked‑about dishes

  • Online reviews and features frequently mention Blue Crab Ramen, wild‑caught shrimp dishes, gnocchi, bulgogi skirt steak, king crab, and creative desserts like Pistachio Bliss or churros.
  • Social and local write‑ups also highlight seasonal tasting‑menu courses such as Red Rock chowder with lump crab and a filet‑mignon “From the Land” course.

Here are the currently listed prices we found for Forty1 at Ambiente, mainly for breakfast/brunch; dinner is seasonal and priced per dish or tasting menu but not fully itemized online.

Breakfast and brunch items

From the current online menu listing:

  • Pumpkin Eggnog French Toast: 23.00.
  • Adobe Jack Burrito: 24.00.
  • The Ambiente (eggs, bacon or sausage, toast, hash browns): 23.00.
  • Red Rock Parfait: 19.00.
  • Belgian Waffle (bourbon caramel apple etc.): 23.00.
  • Avocado Toast: 24.00 (egg add‑on included as option).
  • Egg White Omelette: 25.00.
  • Chorizo Eggs Benedict (similar to Forty1 Benedict on PDF menu): 28.00.
  • Carnitas Chilaquiles: 24.00.
  • Everything Bagel Sandwich: 22.00.
  • Overnight Oats (v): 12.00.
  • Sides (hash browns, turkey bacon, yogurt, toast, everything bagel, seasonal fruit, English muffin): 8.00 each.

Hotel guests typically receive around a 40–45 breakfast‑credit per person per day that can be applied to this à la carte menu (credit excludes alcohol and gratuity).

Dinner pricing context

  • Dinner runs as a seasonal à la carte and sometimes a multi‑course tasting menu; specific dish prices are in the higher fine‑dining range (often 40+ for premium entrées like scallops, elk, or osso buco), but the current full price list is not posted publicly.
  • Reviews describe Forty1 as “really really pricey” once you add cocktails, appetizers, mains, and dessert; plan on a high‑end check total per person for dinner.

 

Author

  • As a passionate author and restaurant food reviewer, Jane explores the local dining scene with an eye for detail and a love of flavors. Her role includes visiting restaurants, savoring their signature dishes, and evaluating everything from taste and presentation to service and atmosphere. Through engaging, honest writing, she shares authentic dining experiences and recommendations, helping readers discover standout spots and hidden gems across the city. Always objective and curious, she strives to highlight the very best in food and hospitality for her audience.

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