Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Moab

"A post shared by Tina Skaarup la Cour (@tina_lacour) on Oct 16, 2019 at 11:28am PDT. From the eggs benedict to chorizo scramble and jailhouse scramble, Jailhouse Café is another excellent place to enjoy your breakfast in Utah. Jailhouse Café features kid-friendly activities, take out services, outdoor seating, ample parking, and welcoming waiter services."

"101 N Main St 101 North Main Street, Moab, UT 84532-2340American, CafeBreakfast, BrunchOutdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service+1 435-259-3900http://www.facebook.com/Jailhouse-Cafe-266228143532823"

"Jailhouse Cafe is a small and simple cafe serving you some delicious breakfast with an inexpensive price. This place is also good for coffee time. Don't forget to try their famous eggs benedict"

"I am going to start my list of the best restaurant here because every great adventure, at least in my world, is fueled by coffee. Love Muffin Cafe is a locally owned cafe and coffee house serving breakfast and lunch. I love finding local places like this one."

"Early-rising locals buy up many of the daily muffins – like the Breakfast Muffin, with bacon and blueberries. Not to worry, the largely organic menu at this vibrant cafe also includes creative sandwiches,..."

"$Coffee & Tea, Cafes, American Food. “We were in Moab over the weekend and went into the Moab Garage after dinner for their wonderful Cryocream.” See all Moab Garage reviews"

"Here they serve up coffee and ice cream a little differently. Their ice cream is frozen with liquid nitrogen after you order it and they call it Crytocream. If you think that’s crazy, you should try their flavors."

"Get your 'cryocream' on, ice cream made with liquid nitrogen and tasty flavors such as s'more and salted caramel crunch. This hip cafe also does strong coffee, sandwiches and innovative breakfast burritos."

"Eklectica Coffee & Collectables, located in Moab, UT, is a small, locally-owned cafe that serves up breakfast, lunch, baked goods, fair trade coffee, and more. Fido is welcome to join you at one of their pet-friendly outdoor tables while you enjoy your day. Eklectica is open daily from 7am to 2:30pm."

"Looking for a place that serves delicious and filling breakfast meals?. Then look no further and head over to Eklectica Coffee & Collectables, a pet-friendly restaurant in the city. The café serves excellently made coffee and tea, breakfast, and brunch."

"The funky font on the sign makes this place easy to miss but worth finding for one of the more creative, healthy menus in Moab. Breakfast and...Read More"

"A post shared by Moab Red Rock Bakery (@moabredrockbakery) on Nov 18, 2019 at 9:26am PST. Red Rock Bakery and Café is not only a great place for breakfast, but it also provides a serene atmosphere if you need to hang out or work thereafter. This establishment has multiple breakfast options, including vegan and gluten-free ones."

"Some favorite spots are Peace Tree Cafe, Desert Bistro and Moab Brewery. Total Driving Time: The drive from Monument Valley to Moab, Utah takes about 2 hours and 40 minutes, but total driving time will depend on what you choose to do and see in Arches National Park and Moab town."

"Start with your choice of a dozen smoothies, then select from a menu that ranges from wraps to sandwiches to full entrées prepared primarily...Read More"

"Cafe serves fresh juices and smoothies, plus full menus for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Leashed dogs under 30 lbs are welcome on the outdoor patio."

"You’ll find crepes, fresh juices, strong coffee, and locally made ice cream at Wake and Bake Cafe. This funky eatery is great for a piping hot breakfast or filling lunch. Its casual atmosphere is comfortable and relaxed, so don’t be embarrassed to come in with a little red rock dust on your clothes."

"Corona Arch is a natural sandstone arch near Moab, Utah in a side canyon of the Colorado River. It can be accessed via a 1.5-mile (2.4 km) hiking trail from Utah State Route 279. This is the site of a rope swing shown on some YouTube videos."

"We started off the day with a full breakfast at House of Pancakes (bad idea – I was too full to hike!), then explored many of the viewpoints/short hikes to Sand Dune Arch, Landscape Arch, and Balanced Rock. We saved the hike to Delicate Arch for the next morning because I could not bear to see it up close on a cloudy day."

"Sand Dune Arch sits within the shadows of two large sandstone fins. The trail up to Sand Dune Arch becomes quite narrow for a few hundred yards, a small slot canyon. It continues past the arch for a little way before choking up and becoming impassable."

"Your first stop should be Sand Dune Arch, about a 10 minute walk from the parking lot. Hiking to Sand Dune Arch"

"I wrote an entire guide to Moab if you want a an extensive look into the area, but the main things that you need to know are: Arches National Park and Canyonlands. Wake up early at Monument Valley to drive up to Moab so you can do a tour through Arches the same day. There are tons of formations to see that are easily self-drivable. Skip any strenuous hikes you want to do and save them for the following morning at dawn when the temperature will be cooler."

"After breakfast head for Arches National Park. Plan on a full day so go prepared with drinks, a lunch, snacks and ‘sundowners’. Many of the hikes to the various arches are short but if you want something longer and very beautiful but with fewer people choose the Devil’s Garden – Primitive Trail Hike. I also recommend choosing a spot to enjoy the sunset."

"Continue on to Arches National Park. Or, better yet: stop to explore Spooky Canyon and/or Peek-a-Boo Canyon in Grand Escalante National Monument, then continue to Arches. I wish we had given the slot canyons more time–they deserve it."

"Make sure to plan accordingly because you do not want to miss Mesa Arch. Stop at the Visitor Center on your way in to pick up a map if you weren’t given one upon entry. Canyonlands has three distinct areas that you cannot access all at once because of the canyons (duh, right?). If you’re only in the area for a couple days, I suggest sticking to the Island in the Sky area to hit all of the main attractions."

"The Alley Sports Pub and Grill is a perfect place for you and family to enjoy the nightlife with entertainment like sports. With their friendly staff, food and drink are enjoyable and affordable. Address : 1078 S Mill Creek Dr, Moab, UT 84532, United States"

"I wrote an entire guide to Moab if you want a an extensive look into the area, but the main things that you need to know are: Arches National Park and Canyonlands. Wake up early at Monument Valley to drive up to Moab so you can do a tour through Arches the same day. There are tons of formations to see that are easily self-drivable. Skip any strenuous hikes you want to do and save them for the following morning at dawn when the temperature will be cooler."

"After breakfast head for Arches National Park. Plan on a full day so go prepared with drinks, a lunch, snacks and ‘sundowners’. Many of the hikes to the various arches are short but if you want something longer and very beautiful but with fewer people choose the Devil’s Garden – Primitive Trail Hike. I also recommend choosing a spot to enjoy the sunset."

"Continue on to Arches National Park. Or, better yet: stop to explore Spooky Canyon and/or Peek-a-Boo Canyon in Grand Escalante National Monument, then continue to Arches. I wish we had given the slot canyons more time–they deserve it."

"Family-owned and operated since 1987, Lema’s Kokopelli Gallery in Moab, Utah now serves as a leader in Native American tradecraft, providing an extensive selection of products to…Read more…"

"There’s nothing better than being unexpectedly inspired during your travels and if you happen to find yourself at Moab Made, it’s likely to happen. This local art gallery is found at 82 N. Main Street and is a great place to browse and admire a variety of locally crafted works of art."