Arches National Park Restaurants

Because most people come to Arches to play outside, casual trekking-wear rules—sandals, shorts, and T-shirts in the very hot summers. Whether you select an award-winning Continental restaurant in Moab, a nearby resort, or the tavern in Green River, you can dress comfortably in shorts or jeans. But don't let the relaxed attire fool you. There are some wonderful culinary surprises waiting for you, a few with spectacular views as a bonus.

In the park itself, there are no dining facilities and no snack bars. Supermarkets, bakeries, and delis in downtown Moab will be happy to make you food to go. If you bring a packed lunch, there are several picnic areas from which to choose.

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  • 1. Sweet Cravings Bakery + Bistro

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    In addition to doling out some of the largest and most delicious cookies and cinnamon rolls you've ever tried, this cheerful bakery-café presents a terrific roster of breakfast and lunch panini, wraps, sandwiches, and soups. Here, the baked goods are all from scratch (with many gluten-free options), the produce is local, the meats are preservative-free, and the coffee is 100% Rainforest Alliance and organic. Eat in or get your goodies to go in eco-friendly containers. 

    397 N. Main St., Moab, Utah, 84532, USA
    435-259–8983

    Known For

    • Hefty cinnamon rolls
    • Strawberry chicken salad wrap
    • Local produce and ingredients

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: No dinner
  • 2. Moab Diner

    $ | American

    For breakfast (served all day), plus lunch and dinner, this neon-lighted retro diner and ice cream shop is a favorite place of old-time Moabites who appreciate the reasonable prices and good-size portions of reliably tasty American fare, from caramelized-pecan pancakes to green-chili cheeseburgers. Friendly servers whisk quickly amid the bustling dining room, and kids love the banana splits, milkshakes, and other sweet treats for dessert. There's also a good-size kids menu and box lunches to go.

    189 S. Main St., Moab, Utah, 84532, USA
    435-259–4006

    Known For

    • Opens at 6 am
    • Malted milkshakes
    • Green chili served on or as a side with many dishes

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun.
  • 3. Moab Garage Co.

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    Set in a vintage redbrick storefront on downtown Moab's busiest block, this urbane café and ice-cream shop also offers enough hearty savory dishes throughout the day—plus a well-curated selection of beer and wine—to serve as a legit breakfast or lunch option. Consider the Liège-style waffles with fresh berries or avocado toast early in the day, or a veggie "meatball" or fancy grilled cheese sandwich (the preparation of the latter changes daily), Cobb salad, or street tacos in the afternoon. The silky-smooth nitro-infused ice cream comes in such offbeat flavors as s'mores and Cap'n Crunch. You'll also find jewelry, clothing, and other handmade crafts for sale. In the evening, a space in the back transforms into a speakeasy called Raven Room, with craft cocktails and an upscale bar food menu. 

    78 N. Main St., Moab, Utah, 84532, USA
    435-554--8467

    Known For

    • Nitro-infused ice cream in surprising flavors
    • Superb coffee
    • Transforms into a speakeasy in the evening

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No dinner
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