When I think about Robbers Roost... I get the travel bug itch... and, thankfully not any other kind…read moreof bug itch. Upon first glance you may think this place ain't much... sure, it's really not... but say you're making your way into Moab or Bryce & you opted not to camp & you don't want to pay the obscene prices of the really close lodges, et al -- welp, this is your spot. Located in Green River... you'll be a nice morning drive from Moab. If you're getting in late... they keep the front desk open late for late arrivals. $35/night I do believe... and for a last minute effort, that rules. There aren't any modern amenities other than a bitchin' AC & cable &, well, a bed! Ahhhh the creature comforts of living on the road.

I am giving the Robbers Roost five stars relative to other hotels in its class - i.e., ones that…read morecost $60/night. My room (room 11) was dated and a bit slanted, but very clean and comfortable. It was convenient to have a fridge and microwave and to be able to park right in front of the room. There really isn't much else to say, as clean and convenient is all one can really expect for the price. And for that the Robbers Roost gets top marks.

Bitsy brews/exposition 88 is absolute fire!! I've been in Moab for a while and they by far have the…read morebest burgers in town. I get breakfast burritos there quite often a well. I'm from Philly and my god it's been so long since I've had food as good as Philly food. I plan to eat here a lot more while I'm here

Great coffee, super friendly owners. Grabbed an Americano and a fruit waffle for a delicious early…read moremorning breakfast!

My husband and I were in Moab for a few days! Came here twice because we loved the huevos rancheros…read moreso much! Highly recommend!

Had chana curry, dal, rice plate. Very good, generous portion, but could have used some chutney to…read moreadd some zing. Also had pumpkin choc chip pie and Mexican hot choc. Too bad they just closed for the winter- I would have loved to have eaten there again and again and again.

Great food and very friendly staff. We really enjoyed the breakfast panini and coffee.read more

They don't serve breves, they never have what's listed on the menu. So when you try to support them…read moreand order something they are out of most of the ingredients. Move along- dive deeper in town- lots of gems. This isn't one of them.

I can't say enough good things about this place. Fatma waited on us, and she is so friendly and…read moremade us feel welcomed. I highly recommend this Cafe & Lounge at the Gonzo. The location is really nice because it's off of Main Street so it is quiet and both the patio and cafe have a great ambiance. A great place with wonderful service and food so don't miss it while you are in Moab.

Friendly staff, delicious freshly made to order food, I substituted the banana for strawberry in my…read moresmoothie which I appreciated. Was given (2) $14 vouchers from The Gonzo Inn and our meal, smoothie, specialty latte were ALL covered!!!!!

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!

Incredible flavour in the pastor Air conditioning inside…read moreFast service Huge portions Nice salsa's

I had the Burrito Asado Steak at Tacos La Pasadita, and it was fantastic!…read more The Steak Asado burrito was packed with plenty of flavorful, tender steak, making it a filling and satisfying meal. The quality of the meat was top-notch, and the overall taste was truly enjoyable. You order from the food truck, then you can choose to sit inside the restaurant or outside to enjoy some fresh air -- a nice touch for relaxing while eating. The sauce station are inside! A quick note for fellow customers: they only accept cash, or you'll be charged a 4% fee for card payments. Just something to keep in mind before you go. Overall, a great spot for delicious, meat-packed burritos and authentic flavors. I'll definitely be returning for more!

04/20/26 Our…read morebreakfast was amazing! Both were equally delicious and totally different. We love to share our food so we cut both in half and each got to enjoy both items. The smothered mother burrito is hardy and filling. The ingredients were flavor packed and the sauce on top made for quite the breakfast. The McLovin had a perfectly cooked egg, deliciously salty ham, and fresh pretzel bun. We would have eaten here again if we were staying in the area longer.

TLDR : Great food, okay-ish coffee, lively ambiance Tried…read morethe Moab Garage for breakfast which was a highly recommended place. The coffee options were amazing and were excited to see ube latte and others on the menu but the taste did not hit the mark. The food on the other hand was delicious - the avacado and eff toast was amazing.

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!

We came here for breakfast towards the end of our trip, and the menu, first off, had something for…read moreeveryone with a Mexican influence. We sat at this huge table in the middle, with cactus and succulents and southwest decor about the walls. Not overdone, very desert themed (of course). My wife ordered an omelette and my daughter some pancakes. I went with a biscuit that was huge - friend chicken, bacon, over easy egg, gravy, grilled jalapeños. Hit the spot, it was incredible and everything my breakfast had been missing the previous 43 years of life. Our server was Alyssa, or Alissa - the name was the same both days but spelled differently and 2 different people. Yes, it was so good and fresh and service amazing we went back a second time! I tried a different biscuit, and then and there decided I did not want to ever visit Moab and not eat here. We waited the second time to get a seat, didn't even care. Both servers were amazing, unfortunately I did NOT write their names down and I'm writing a review from a year ago, but the truly had the same name, just different spelling. In fact, our server from our first visit was there with her family as a customer when we were there the second time! As someone who spent my careers in restaurants, that is not only a testament to the quality of the food but also the culture of the establishment: you can't put a price on that. I can't wait to go back!

There was a line when we got here at 9:30 on a Sunday morning, but it went fast. Clearly, a popular…read morespot for breakfast. The menu is fantastic-so many options. We got the AM Tacos (with bacon) and the Southwest Bowl (with fried chicken) and an order of Mini-Jacks. The tacos were so good! I asked for a side of green chile sauce and that made them next level. We don't recommend getting fried chicken on the SW Bowl. The bowl was great, but the chicken was only okay. A little tough and chewy and probably not the best choice for that meal. The mini jacks were the star of the show! Fluffy, light, with a hint of sweetness and served with a huge dollop of soft butter. The restaurant was busy, but our service was great and it was a relaxed vibe. Lots of folks looked like they were heading out or getting back from outdoor activities.