When it is watermelon season, anytime you are driving on I-70, this is the place to stop. They have…read morea large parking lot and several areas with different types of melons that they sell. Everything I have brought home has been incredible and so refreshing. The people who work here are very friendly and are always ready to share information on the different varieties if you are interested.

Best melons I've ever eaten! I buy them at the Grand Junction stand at Mesa Mall. They're the…read morebest, and so are the folks who sell them.

A perfect vegan friendly health conscious market in Moab!…read more Grab and go salads, sandwiches, Baked goods. Deli, frozens, everything you need. Protein powder, electrolytes, snacks etc Even local products, I bought bought a coffee cup for a much better deal than the tourist shops. Love the reusable boxes. No bags! Good service too Highly recommended!

Surprisingly affordable and they have a great selection of everything you might need--produce,…read morepantry, cooking supplies etc. The deli section is especially wonderful. Lots of different types of sandwiches and salads that you can pick up for a hike. They even have kombucha on tap! If I lived here, I would definitely shop here and have fun doing it.

Really appreciated this little grocery store on the way to my Airbnb near Canyonlands NP. They had…read moreeverything you'd need. I bought a can of soup and a bag of spinach which I prepared in a pot at my Airbnb and it was a perfect dinner for like $6. They had plenty of parking and this store is easy to access off the main highway heading toward Canyonlands. The staff at checkout was friendly too and offered me utensils (didn't need them but appreciated the offer)

Great little grocery store in sleepy Green River. It's small but it has the essentials and isn't…read moreoverly priced. The best part of this place is their deli. They do awesome made to order sandwiches and daily food specials. The ladies working there make a lot of great recipes. I had a Mexican meatball (albondigas) soup... it was like nothing I've ever had before and it was so amazing! It's like home cooking comfort food. Such friendly people and the place is clean including the bathroom.

Great grocery store! I was visiting Moab to see arch's and canyon land National parks and needed…read moregroceries. When I stumbled upon this place, I wasn't sure how much they would have here or if they would have Gluten Free options, but I must say I was pleasantly surprised. They actually have a lot of food and different brands as well as a LOT of gluten free options. This was amazing, as a lot of small business groceries stores don't have a lot of gluten free options, but they certainly did! The prices were also reasonable. Not cheap, but not to expensive. Good store to shop for groceries in Moab, Utah!

Usually, I go to Village Market for specific items. One of those items has been ice cream because…read morethe price was $4.99, considerably less than at City Market. Unfortunately, at some point in the past few weeks, the price of the ice cream I buy increased to $7.49. There may be a reasonable explanation for the $2.50 increase. However, the store provides no notice or certainly no explanation when an item's price rises that much in such a short period. In addition, the employees at the registers just stand there with blank looks on their faces unable to provide any information. I was certainly disappointed. Despite that disappointment, there are still reasons to recommend shopping there. If one is in a hurry to get in and out, Village Market isn't the rat race that City Market is. The store is exceptionally clean and free of obstacles in the aisles and open areas, unlike the clutter in that other store. The prices may be slightly higher, but the shopping experience can be much less anxiety-provoking than one would experience at the Kroger "family" store.

Nice place. I was able to get some skirt steak to grill at my campsite. They had stuff vacuum…read moresealed, worked great. I also got a pack of elk sausage and omg those were amazing. Was tempted to bring some back on airplane.

After reading about famous Beef Jerky, I had to get some. Not to hate but what a disappointment!…read moreI've had many jerky's over the years and this is not very good. Kind of a strange flavor. Mahogany Smoked Meats in Bishop, CA is still the king and best I've ever had. They do have a nice selection of meats although my wife noticed the grey color on some of the steaks. We chose not to purchase these.

This store was supperrr clutch for me. Minutes before walking in, I spent about 150 bux on camping…read moresupplies at a neighboring store (pocket knife, bungee cords, bug repellent, etc). And after finding most of what I needed at City Market Food, was able to go back and return the majority of what I got from the previous place! Talk about bang for my buck! I loved how they have a large variety of organic fruits, tons of delicious cheeses, 30+ different snack bars. I left the place fully STOCKED for a 3 day solo canoe camping trip and couldn't be happier knowing I get everything I needed in one trip.

Stopped in this city market to get dinner after a day in Canyonlands/Arches NPs. They have some…read moregood dinner deals at the deli that I like so I was able to get a piece of chicken and a couple of sides for less than $10. It's a fully stocked grocery store so they have everything else you might need as well which is nice to have if you need something when passing through (or staying in) Moab.

I just didn't expect an organic bakery, farm, and cheese shop to appear in the middle of Utah after…read moremiles and miles of desert, ghost towns, and a beef jerky shack. But Mesa Farm Market is exactly the sort of organic bakery you'd expect to find in this situation. The bread, coffee, and goat cheese we picked up were all excellent. They have both fresh and aged goat cheese, but we both preferred the fresh variety. The bread kept well for several days and was perfectly hearty with a nice chewy crust, while still soft on the inside. The atmosphere, however, was straight odd. The owner was there when we arrived working on some new goat cheese, but quickly disappeared when we walked in the small shop (which is also where they cook). In his place appeared a woman who my husband thought might be his mail order bride, but I can only guess must be WOOFing (World Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms). She spoke good, but hesitant, English and initially just stared at us, then seemed really distant. She was more pleasant after a few minutes of us making decisions about what to buy, but I don't think we ever got a smile out of her. She was also wearing a thick, wooly looking, turtleneck sweater in the desert in September. I'm not taking stars off because for all I know he has her captive there. I don't know. Like I said, it's a strange place.

We sampled the cheeses, fresh bread, pesto and fresh brewed coffee. Everything was five star…read morequality, including the friendly owner and staff. Easy to pass without seeing the sign, it's well worth it to turn around and enjoy the incredible food.

Best Food in Moab . They sell Carrot Hotdogs and carrot…read morecorndogs , and fresh produce. Every Tuesday from 4-7 pm

Small town market, decent selection, super high prices. Pretty much the only option for fresh fruit…read moreand vegetables between Moab and Torrey. Plenty of parking. Right on the highway.

Lovely grocery store, a lot of people say high prices, but this is a local grocery store in the…read moremiddle of the desert the prices are fair. Very impressed with the options, it gets better every year!!!

I'm new to the Castle Valley area. Except for 3.5 years in the North Shore of Boston Mass, I lived…read morein a Chicagoland suburb for most of my life. I worked in wholesale meats, as well as the retail level as a manager/Journeyman meat cutter For 45 years. I haven't seen an independent grocer like food ranch since the 1970's. Very impressive store. Also, the employees are very helpful, unlike in a corporate retail foods setting, where the store may be constantly understaffed. Those employees can be stressed to the point where they aren't sure where anything is located. I've pretty much seen it all. Food Ranch is a breath of fresh air. Well Done Food Ranch!

After a brief closure for some remodeling, Food Ranch is back in business and by the amount of…read morepeople that were there on Sunday morning, I'd be willing to bet folks are happy for their return. As I've learned, folks come from all around the county to indulge in the "world famous donuts" that are sold here. I won't lie, I had one myself and they are pretty dern good! Food Ranch is a convenience store/grocery store with a little bit of everything. Not only can you grab a snack and even some groceries, but you're almost guaranteed to run into someone you know if you're from the area.