"Our favorite restaurant in Moab--we ate there 4 times, for breakfast and lunch, during our 4-night stay. Very large menu, with breakfast and ice cream available anytime. Fast, cheerful service. Remarkably good food--even fried shrimp (definitely not local!) was surprisingly good. Cute atmosphere and very clean. Highly recommended."

"We decided to go southwest style at the diner since we’d had burgers for lunch. Really great menu with tons of options from standard diner fare, southwest style, and breakfast all day. Our food was decent and came out quickly after we had the chance to order. It was prior to ordering that was the issue. We sat with no word from a server for 10+ minutes, even with eye contact with two servers. Throughout the meal our server was very abrupt with us and had interest in checking on our food or refilling our drinks. My guess is she was having a bad day due to something else or just overwhelmed by the dinner rush. A couple employees were super friendly though. I’d try someplace different"

"The food portions are very big and very good. I was not sold on their sweerwater potatoes; they needed salt. Apart from that, the soup, the bread, and the steak were really good. There is no need for appetizers with the amount of food they serve. The service was fast, and they kept coming to check on us. The history of the diner makes it a great place to visit."

"Good service and good waiter. Everyone was very nice. I had one the best tasting omelets ever. Then I had a delicious milk shake. The background music fit the atmosphere of a diner. Thank y'all for the good service and food."

"Stopped into Moab Diner after a full day of hiking and exploring at Arches National Park. This place is a culinary haven that serves more than just a plate of food, it is an experience that'll fuel your next adventure. We heard that this place was a local’s favorite for decades, feeding hungry travelers and outdoor enthusiasts alike, so we decided to give it a try and quite happy we did. The cozy atmosphere inside is totally retro-chic decor and immediately transports you back to a bygone era, where burgers were juicy, fries were crispy, and milkshakes were a dime a dozen. The menu reads like a love letter to the classics, with tried-and-true favorites and do not forget to leave room for a classic milk shake or maybe a slice of homemade cherry pie with a scoop of ice cream on the side. A special thank you goes out to Linda, who did all she could to make our dinner so enjoyable. So, we highly recommend Moab Diner to anyone after a day of exploring the rugged beauty of Utah's red rock landscape, because there is no better place to refuel your body, than the Moab Diner."