Rafter Eleven — Restaurant in Prescott Valley

Excellent service and delicious lattes! They also serve wine as well as pastries such as scones. The owners, a lovely couple, are fabulously welcoming and nice. They said that they wanted to make their establishment a place where people could gather, feel at home, and come to hang out, talk and meet people. They talked to us and the other patrons like we were all old family friends and even took an interest in the drawings we were working on. They had a piece hanging behind the bar by a local artist and expressed a genuine regard for art, inviting us to stay at the table as long as we wanted to, while we we working on and sketching out ideas.

So, it's a wonderful spot for people to get together and write, draw, talk and hang out. The next time I go in I'm going to suggest that they start having some live music, which will definitely draw in the creative crowd and would add that special touch to the atmosphere of the place. A place like that is sorely needed in the area and I am certain it would stay busy if it attracted that kind of bohemian clientele. I highly recommend checking it out as I thought it was a really great place to have some fun with friends and spend quality time in a...

We would have loved to enjoy a nice appetizer or meal, but upon our first visit today, we found that they serve wine and a hard alcohol, but no beer. That’s just odd. You will draw a lot more people if you would just offer a few beers along with all of the other great menu items. If not, it’s just better off to go to or you have a place where you can get a beer and an old-fashioned. I would be happy to pay $21 for an old-fashioned but if my husband couldn’t enjoy a beer there, it just wouldn’t be an option. The menu looked great. Hope to try it one day. I would recommend a beer option as well. Even a few bottles to carry would be a good plant. It would really change...

The soup specials we ordered were tasty, however the sandwich we ordered was not( the ham was definitely "off" but the cook argued that it was "made two days ago and was ok." We have owned five restaurants and believe me know when something is not fresh. Not worth the risk of food poisoning. We waited for quite some time, and after going to the counter, were informed that our server had left for the day, and had not told anyone. We were not charged for the sandwich, and had looked forward to trying their scones. However after this incident we paid for the two soups and left. An unfortunate...