Great spot for coffee and seeing North Moab from the river road along the Colorado. Just finished…read morehiking Grand Staff Trail to Morning Glory Bridge.

I think I manifested this place while driving back to Denver from Moab. Took the scenic route…read morealong the Colorado River, then realized I was hungry and didn't relish the thought of waiting until I got to Fruita for breakfast. I rounded a corner, and this oasis appeared! They made me a delicious custom breakfast sandwich and refreshing iced dirty chai, which I enjoyed out on their porch. Highly recommend for roadtrippers!

An absolute gem of a restaurant in Moab. Happened to find it on Yelp! while researching breakfast…read moreoptions and with so many good reviews I had to try it for myself. The chicken fried steak breakfast was very tasty, with crisp potatoes seasoned just right, a perfectly cooked egg, and a delicious home made breakfast. I had a chance to meet the owner, Zinzi, and we chatted about our shared connections to Cape Town. The dining room is very nicely decorated and comfortable. I'll have to find a way to make my way back to Moab to try the South African inspired dinner menu (Thursday through Sunday); am sad that I'll miss it this trip.

Enjoyed a nice breakfast at the end of our trip to Moab at Hidden Cuisine! The wait for seating and…read moreour food was quite long, but there were many events going on this weekend. Our waiter was super friendly and ensured we were taken care of. I got the country fried steak, and my partner got the smoked salmon bagel. Both were great. Mine was hearty and satisfying, while the bagel was light and refreshing. The potatoes were just ok, but the rest of the meal was tasty. Cute restaurant, will be back if I'm in Moab again!

We stopped in Duke's for lunch on our way through town. I had Dukes nachos which were very good…read more Everyone likes their food. Service was a little slow but waitress explained they were short staffed so I don't think that is common. She was busting her butt trying to keep up. Cute decor and a map for you to pin where you were from.

Great service! Only…read moreplace that was open early in the morning in the area as our stop on our drive from Capitol Reef to Moab adventure. Everyone there was super friendly. I got the chicken steak breakfast and this itself I'd say is 10/10. It was still juicy inside, which when I order this at other places, the steak gets tough and dry. I'd say that's my highlight, the rest was okay. I'd say it's pretty decent and filling, overall we came out satisfied.

Amazing, healthy, high quality, well prepared tasty breakfast burritos and blueberry muffins are a…read moremust!! Oj sweet freshly squeezed, friendly staff, quick service. The best breakfast joint in town, trust me. what a gem in Moab.

Thought it was going to be more classic bahn mi. Didn't love the focaccia bread for this. The…read morejalepeno added just the right amount of heat. Could've used more cilantro. Be sure to check their hours on their website or call. Yelp and Google were both wrong.

This is one of the breakfast locations in Moab that is rated highly so we came here around 8:30am…read moreon a Wednesday. There are 2 dining areas inside - head over to the hostess stand and get your name added to the list on their automated system. You will be texted when your seat is ready and you can watch your status as you wait thru the url texted to you when you first check in. I loved knowing where we were in line at any time - very efficient. We were seated in 6 minutes and our server greeted us shortly after. We ordered regular coffee, the Cinnamon Roll (it's huge) and the Waffle meal which included eggs and bacon and we added fruit. The coffees came right away followed by the cinnamon roll. We had a few minutes to enjoy that when our breakfast arrived. Everything tasted great! The cinnamon roll did not have frosting on it but that was okay because there was a lot of cinnamon sugar in its layers. The waffles are not real Belgian but they were fresh, light, and fluffy. The bacon is super thick - very tasty. The restaurant decor looks fairly recent and the vibe is casual and laid back. Come as you are and enjoy a great breakfast!

We got three breakfasts at Cactus Jacks. Unfortunately, all of them were cold and dry…read more The eggs were fine but it felt like it was good way before we ordered it. I liked the bacon most out of everything because it felt like it was the only freshly made item. The vibe is nice and the decor is cool. We also got a hot mocha with the breakfast which was great! I would not go there for a full breakfast. Maybe just coffee and a snack for me.

I enjoyed the Boba tea and sandwich that I had made for a school trip the next day. Only thing I…read morewould change is the Boba tea straw. They usually are a bit bigger to get the tiny balls through. They were trapped under the ice in the cup. But it's a great place, and I hope it does well! We sure need it!

Wonderful service also friendly and fast very clean wonderful lighting and bathrooms was so good I…read morewas not worried to use it. Thank goodness for good ppl and good staff. Food to top it off was spot on I give the food there a high 9 wonder I enjoyed every bite

This restaurant is known for their Eggs Benedict, Swedish Pancakes and their thick bacon. We…read moreordered 2 of these items and agreed with the recommendations. The Eggs Benedict are really so delicious. They use a non-traditional hollandaise sauce which, amazingly amped up the flavor of the eggs! And the eggs were perfectly made so that the whites were thoroughly cooked and the yolk was runny. Odd, but this is a difficult thing to get in a restaurant. The meal was served with delicious home fries where the potatoes were moist and flavored. We also ordered a side of their thick bacon, which had a bit of a different flavor - very nice. The bacon was perfectly cooked. We took a chance on the egg scramble, which had lots of promise with the many ingredients listed, but the eggs were overcooked and dry, so the other ingredients couldn't compensate. They served the eggs with a very nice bread for their toast. We almost didn't come here as we only saw the side of the building, which was a very small house looking structure. But as you continue down the street, you can see that they have expanded their restaurant to include the dining area: an "inside" area and a patio area. All of this new structure is glass or plastic windows, they have heating and cooling to accommodate for the time of day and they did a great job of making a pleasant eatery. Everyone we met at the restaurant was pleasant and kind. It was such an enjoyable time. We have a few more days in Moab, so we will be back.

Perhaps this place had a hey day and it was some time ago?…read more Hard to be happy with a $5 coffee that tastes like a $.75 one. Nor the 'fresh oj' for $6 that was clearly from a super market container. The scramble wasn't bad but my guess is that they have a number of dishes in the back under heat lamps? I saw a woman order her meal and it came out with toast that could not have been created in the time between her ordering and it being made. Bummer - it could be a better place but there are excellent places in Moab so better to spend your time there.

WIZARD (the cat) IS WHY I WANTED TO COME. The blueberry scone was a close second…read more After visiting, Wizard was still #1 but the GRANOLA is actually what ended up being my favorite. It was crunchy, sweet with honey and the fruit was just perfect. Sweet little cafe with limited but very nice ambiance seating. The staff was pretty busy but still incredibly kind. I appreciated the vibe of this cafe the most out of all the places I went in Moab. Very inclusive. Conservation oriented. Love it

So far this has been the better coffee of all the places we've visited in Moab. Cute little venue,…read morewith some good eats! Definitely worth checking out!

I will start by mentioning that we came here 3 days in a row on our vacation, which is unheard of…read morefor us! The line moved quickly, and everyone was super friendly. We couldn't get enough of their coffee and baked goods, and the breakfast entrees were also delicious. Great flavor to the coffee, and making it into a latte, cappuccino, or flat white...super creamy and not too sweet when you add a flavor shot. I think our favorite baked goods were the coffee cakes, both the cinnamon and the chocolate almond (I missed the photo of these, too quickly into to our bellies!) We really loved the steak and cheese breakfast sandwich, also not pictured is the ham and cheese croissant with egg, super buttery and quality cheese. The Mediterranean plate and Lox toast also spot on!

I don't say this lightly, but this chicken pesto on sourdough just reset my sandwich standards…read more Perfectly toasted sourdough with that golden crunch on the outside and soft, tangy chew on the inside. Juicy, well-seasoned chicken layered generously, not skimpy like most places. And the pesto? Fresh, herby, garlicky goodness that actually tastes homemade -- not that oily afterthought some cafés try to pass off.

After a morning of heavy road tripping, I stopped here for the breakfast burrito and a large…read morehorchata. Honestly, the town of Green River doesn't offer much. It's a sea of gas stations and low end hotels and motels but Tacos La Pasadita served a great late breakfast. If I lived here, I'd be a repeat customer. The folks running the restaurant are very nice, too.

This location is a food truck, but it has indoor and outdoor seating, as it uses an old gas station…read morebuilding to house the tables and chair as well as the taco toppings in a chilled case. We order the taco plate with a chicken and steak taco. The meat was tough and dry. The refried beans had no flavor and the rice was bland. I added lime juice, and different salsas to try to help the moisture and flavor, but there was no recovery. This restaurant has one of the highest ratings in this town, and they have done quite a bit to make this restaurant exist so I want to give them props for that. Maybe they just had a bad food day?