great dogs all beef iwth relish bar that can heap on for nothing and get a soda tlo make it a meal and if it's sunny which is almost always sit out on the terrace overloooing the sdcenery red rocks. love liz e. More

Simon's is located inside the old Sedona brewing Co. The whole place is a really laid back local place. Hot dogs are big NY style. I had a cowboy and the wife had a Colombian. Both excellent and priced around 6.50 each. The brewing co has a good selection of beers and ales on tap all brewed on site. They... More

Casual atmosphere, local hangout and delicious fresh hotdogs. ANd you can munch on fresh popcorn and sip a local brew while you wait! More

Great place for a quick dinner and local beer. Nice break from our good, but expensive, meals at Mii Amo Spa. Off the conventional tourist map. More

It's a hot dog stand in a brewery. The owner and his wife are extremely friendly. Excellent and creative food choices. Grab a beer in the brewery as well to top it off. Best meal we had in Sedona. More

We are locals and so enjoy the Oak Creek Brewery's beer, nighttime fire and the free popcorn/peanuts that we have never gotten around to eating the dogs at Simon's until a recent takeout. The dogs are pricey, but really good. We had the Columbian (are those crushed potato chips on top??) and it was yummy! One dog and the pickles... More

Amazing hot dogs with funky toppings! I never would have thought that cheese, pineapple and potato chips would go together on a hot dog. It's off the main street and in Oak Creek Brewery. That being said, hit the place at 4:00 when "hoppy hour" starts and you'll get a 3$ pint to wash that salty, fatty goodness down! Seating... More

Had a chance to visit Simon's hot dogs inside the Oak Creek Brewery to try some of their gourmet hot dogs: the Colombian, the Tokyo, maizitos... so many choices. Great service, music, and the beer from the Oak Creek brewery is the best. Beer and a gourmet hot dog, you can't go wrong. Sedona's best kept secret, don't tell anybody.... More

So it's Saturday night and you are tired of going to places decorated in Kokpellis and howling coyotes, and you want to see another side of Sedona that doesn't involve crystals and vortexes. Locals go to the Oak Creek Brewery--not the one that draws the bus tours--but the one hidden just down the side street from Basha's grocery store. On... More