Best food in Moab thread
05-25-2011, 08:34 AM
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Moab brewery just up the street.
Brew pubs don't usually serve beer cold. I went to Moab Brewery the last time I was in Moab but I don't remember how cold the beer was. When I say cold I mean cold, not kinda cold and warm after a few minutes sipping. I mean very cold to start with and served in an icy mug.
This is nearly the ultimate in cold beer,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll3Hp4wc5FM
Brew pubs don't usually serve beer cold. I went to Moab Brewery the last time I was in Moab but I don't remember how cold the beer was. When I say cold I mean cold, not kinda cold and warm after a few minutes sipping. I mean very cold to start with and served in an icy mug.
This is nearly the ultimate in cold beer,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll3Hp4wc5FM
http://www.asciimation.co.nz/beer/
07-13-2011, 07:00 PM
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Miguel's Baja Grill 
We had great food and great service.. I always get a bit scared eating Mexican out of town, but this place past the test (going in and coming out
) Its kinda crazy it looks so small from the outside but its not at all..
We also liked the Eclectic Cafe and the Hilltop Place also (albeit a bit pricey but worth it).
We had great food and great service.. I always get a bit scared eating Mexican out of town, but this place past the test (going in and coming out
) Its kinda crazy it looks so small from the outside but its not at all..We also liked the Eclectic Cafe and the Hilltop Place also (albeit a bit pricey but worth it).
10-28-2011, 09:21 AM
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As I'm prepping for another Moab run this afternoon I came across this thread. My 2 cents:
I haven't seen anyone mention Desert Bistro! By far the best food in town, but it's not cheap. Karl and Michelle (owners) are fantastic. We stop every trip for a special meal. They're building out a new space right in town that will open next spring
Milt's is also sort of a must-stop, especially after a hard hike, climb, or ride. Greasy as hell, lots of flies depending on season, petite bathroom, but it's been there for a long time for a reason.
Peace Tree is good, and does have a lot of vegetarian/vegan options.
Love Muffin has great breakfast.
I haven't seen anyone mention Desert Bistro! By far the best food in town, but it's not cheap. Karl and Michelle (owners) are fantastic. We stop every trip for a special meal. They're building out a new space right in town that will open next spring
Milt's is also sort of a must-stop, especially after a hard hike, climb, or ride. Greasy as hell, lots of flies depending on season, petite bathroom, but it's been there for a long time for a reason.
Peace Tree is good, and does have a lot of vegetarian/vegan options.
Love Muffin has great breakfast.