If you're looking for one of those burgers that's so good and so greasy you end up using a stack of…read morenapkins, this is the place. My partner and I both ordered the Cowboy Jalapeño Cheeseburger. He had the tater tots and a large soda, and I went with the french fries and a large chocolate shake. The burger absolutely blew me away. I love a good burger, and this one shot straight to the top of my list. It was juicy, flavorful, perfectly messy, and worth every napkin. And the fries... don't even get me started. I honestly don't think I've ever had fries quite like these. Crispy on the outside, fluffy inside, and incredibly addictive. This place just screams local in all the best ways. There's no indoor seating but there are plenty of shaded picnic tables outside that make for a great place to enjoy your meal. Summer hours are 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. If you're anywhere near Moab, do yourself a favor and stop here. This is the kind of burger you'll be thinking about long after you've left town.

Famous burger joint in Moab. Lots of outdoor seating in the shade and under trees…read more - Burger was good but was slapped together and all the ingredients fell off as well as the bun falling apart. It was a mess on both of our burgers. -Tater Tots were cooked perfectly and were delicious. Next time I'll try chili fries instead. Shakes are killer!

After a long, sunny midday dip over at Mill Creek Waterfall, escaping the desert heat meant finding…read morerefuge and cold fluids fast. Moab is notorious for its predictable, shallow tourist traps that roll out the same uninspired menus to captive crowds, so skipping the main drag nonsense for Proper Brewing felt like the right call. It is a bit of a quirky setup inside. The decor hits you as slightly odd and dated right off the bat, giving off an old-school aesthetic that does not quite line up with modern taproom minimalism, but it functions well enough when you just need to cool down. The service was a bit on the spotty side and carried a rather peculiar vibe, though the kitchen and the bar kept things moving quickly enough for a shorter visit. The real saving grace here lives in the taps and the coolers. Finding a spot in this town that treats classic styles with genuine respect is a rarity. The SLC Pils is incredibly clean with a crisp, snappy noble hop finish that immediately cuts through the midday heat. We leaned into the hoppier side of the list with the Concerning Hops, a beautifully simple and dank West Coast IPA, and the Leisurebrau, which kept the clean drinking streak alive. For something a bit more aromatic, the Blizzard Wizzard held its own, but the standout for me was the Yacht Rock Juice Box. It brings a great tropical, hazy profile that does not fall into that sticky, cloying sweetness trap that ruins so many modern versions of the style. Before heading out, hitting their to-go section is an absolute necessity. They have a killer selection of tall boys ready to go, which is exactly what you want when stocking up for whatever adventure waits just beyond the town limits. We kept the food order simple and focused on the appetizer menu to fuel up after swimming. The Proper Nachos arrived fully loaded with all the standard fixings, including a decent avocado spread and pickled jalapeños. Honestly, they were completely fine, just your textbook, dependable bar nachos that hit the salty craving without reinventing the wheel. The Proper Poutine stepped things up a bit with a rich brown gravy and real cheese curds, layered with an unexpected hit of herbed cream cheese and bacon that added some serious depth to the plate. Dessert, however, turned into a tale of two completely different kitchens. Skip the banana split entirely. They make it with vanilla soft serve instead of traditional hard scoops, which just feels weirdly cheap and results in a melted, sloppy texture before the dish even settles on the table. Truth be told, you need to redirect that attention entirely to the bread pudding. It features chunks of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups baked right into a warm, dense, incredibly rich base, finished with caramel and whipped cream. It is absolutely excellent and easily salvaged the sweet portion of the meal. Even with the quirky atmosphere and the eccentric service, the quality of the beer and the standout dishes make this one of the absolute best options in the area. I would easily drop back in next time I am rolling through Moab.

We stopped at Proper Brewing in Moab and had a great experience. I ordered the Vienna Lager and a…read moremargarita (called the Johnny Utah) along with a Caesar side salad, while my husband ordered a side of fries--and those fries were amazing! If you like crunchy fries, this place nails them. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the space is huge-half of it is set up as a restaurant, while the other side is considered a pub, where you can order drinks without food. Since we were hungry, we ordered food anyway. The bartender was friendly and attentive, and the hostess even brought Luna a treat, which made her day. We stayed inside so Luna could cool off before heading to Arches National Park. The only downside for me was the margarita, which was far too sour for my taste. Still, the overall vibe, great fries, and pet-friendly attitude made this a solid stop in Moab.

We order 2 burgers and pastrami MEDIUM RARE. They come to…read moreuse WELDONE. When I ask the waiter why? I was told they only cooked the burger always WELDONE here, and they are not suppose to tell customers Too bad the onions rings were good. Restaurant very quieter in January. PS: The waiter Ali, did came to apologize at the end of the meal for the incident, and it feels he learned a lesson of communication. Weldone!

Great American restaurant in a spacious setting with large portions. I ordered the Chicken Parmesan…read more($18.79), which came with a typical chicken parm in addition to a bunch of cheesy linguine and garlic bread on the side. I can't imagine how someone could eat all that in one sitting, but it was definitely great value for the price. The chicken parm was tasty, although the linguine was just average in quality. The restaurant itself is very large with lots of seating and a parking lot in front. Our waitress was super friendly and attentive. The service speed was also fairly quick. The vibes are very casual/chill inside. Overall, Dewey's is a very solid choice for American food in Moab, especially if you are hungry for a large portion.

The kids cheese burger is so good. My son had it and he wants another one. The beer selection is…read moregood. The strawberry prickly pear was a great seasonal choice with unexpectedly refreshing flavor. They were also kind enough to sit us in a closed section so we could watch the World Cup match.

TLDR : Fun place to hang out, watch a game, grab a beer and good food…read moreVisited Moab Brewery after a long and hot morning hike and the beers were absolutely wonderful to cool down. The food was amazing and they have a large number of screens to watch a game live especially with the ongoing FIFA WC! Loved it

Kim from The Moab Adventure Center recommended The Spoke and I'm so glad we came for lunch…read more Our service was spectacular. We were immediately greeted by two employees. Water was brought to our table before I'd even put my purse down. Our ordered drinks arrived shortly after. The menu is great! I got the Hot Bird with a side salad and I'm not kidding when I say it was one of the best spicy chicken sandwiches I've had. The chicken breast was moist and there were no weird bits. The sauce was delicious, pickles crunchy, and the mini, tomato, and lettuce were great additions to an incredible sandwich. My side salad was big and fresh. It hadn't been sitting in a fridge for hours. The Mister got Bahn Mi and we were both very pleasantly surprised at how good tasty the sandwich was. The meat was warm and flavorful, the veggies were bright and crisp. It was excellent. The real surprise of the meal was the French fries. Think fair fries only thicker. They were so freaking good. Crunchy outside, piping hot and tender on the inside. Perfectly salty. I can't believe I'm raving over French fries but they were legit delicious. Cute space with indoor and outdoor seating options. The attached bar area also looked inviting. I would 1000% come here again.

We came to The Spoke at the Center because of all the great reviews, and they were absolutely…read moreright. I built my own burger with chicken, Swiss cheese, pineapple, jalapeños, blue cheese, and their Listen BBQ sauce (yes, I went all in ), and it hit the mark. So flavorful with the perfect mix of sweet, spicy, and savory. My husband had the mushroom burger and loved it, definitely a great pick if you want something more classic. I tried the jalapeño margarita, and while it wasn't my favorite (a little more lime-forward than I usually like), that's just personal taste, not a deal breaker at all. The food, the service, and the overall vibe were all on point. We'd absolutely come back, next time I might just switch up.

Fantastic BBQ. Great location with easy parking. The ordering is super easy and the service…read moreincredibly fast. Yelp has a fairly low review for this place, and I can tell you it doesn't make sense. This was everything we had hoped for. Cool decor, good air conditioning, awesome patio, and decent prices.

I was shocked this restaurant wasn't more packed. Or we just lucked out on timing. After a 7 hour…read morelong drive I was aching for a hearty meal. BBQ sounded amazing and I've never had a platter like this before. I couldn't turn down the 3 meat platter to try everything that peaked my interest. Starting with the hush puppies, fried, sweet, and savory. Yum! The brisket was so tender and juicy. The ribs were also tender and fell off the bone. The andouille sausage had cheese throughout it and I felt like it was too oily and fatty from that, but that ended up being my husband's favorite. We devoured the sides too. The beans and mac and cheese were a must. If I had more stomach space I'd eat a dozen more hush puppies. Outdoor seating allows your furiends. Order at the counter and enjoy! And don't forget to try their house bbq sauce.

Good food. Fun place. Waiter was very nice and helped grandchildren with their order…read more And ice cream. Yummmmmm

Seems like a local hotspot with fun menu items like green chili and sweetwater potatoes. It had a…read morefun 50s vibe in the decor. Food was served hot and quick. Service was super friendly and checked in frequently. I got the smothered sweetwaters, which were perfectly tender and seasoned combining two of their best items. Their milkshakes were a good texture and super great late at night.

Our server, Sinia was amazing. The hamburger steak and fries were delicious…read more If we're ever back in town, we will definitely go back.

OUTSTANDING! After hiking Arches all day we were starting. Did a Search on Yelp and this place…read morerates out well + we did a quick glimpse of their menu and saw lots of great options. Kinda out of central Moab, but worth the extra 5-10 minute drive for great food, great service and really good prices. Our choices were Country fried steak (2) with really mashed potatoes, some corn , a dinner salad and a nice fry bread! Great choice as all of it was excellent. We also had the special hot beef with fries (also home made) and it was delicious. I had the pastrami burger and it was a full 1/2lb burger with a generous slice of pastrami - excellent. Plenty of parking in their lot. Not crowded and seated right away and drinks soon after. Service was to nothing. Highly recommend this place.