What a find! We've been in Moah for a few days and have been to a few different ice cream and…read moregelato places, this is hands down the best one! Located in the same parking lot as the Moab Brewery (if you are facing the brewery- it's to the left under the distillery sign). It's a tiny little gem with great gelato and excellent service. The kids loved the marshmallow flavor and I had the pistachio and peach. The pistachio was excellent - creamy and nutty. The peach sorbet was hands down the best thing ever! It had chunks of peach and tasted super delicious! They also had red velvet, tiramisu, and all the classic flavors.

If you're ever in Moab, Utah & you want ice cream... you've got to go to this place. Their gelato…read moreis the best ever. We came late on a Sunday night & I got the large with 3 flavors. Chocolate, vanilla & lavender. My husband got the hazelnut espresso gelato on a sugar cone. He thought it was the best as well. I don't really know the difference between gelato & ice cream but this place rocks. Kinda hard to find, but is off Main Street.

Stumbled into Proper Brewing on a quick Moab pit stop and it was exactly what we needed. Cozy vibe,…read moregreat energy, and a World Cup game on the TV made it lively in all the right ways. On the drinks: the cider (Betsy?) was a total win. The hard lemon tea was decent but didn't quite hit the same. On the food side, the fries were great and the pretzel was solid but nothing special. The chicken wings were a little inconsistent, a couple came out undercooked, which was a bummer. The real highlight though? Our server, she was from Mexico City and was just so warm and genuinely kind. Service like that makes all the difference. Worth the stop for sure. We'd pop in again next time we pass through Moab!

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.

Friendly and efficient service Very tasty gelato. We got…read morevanilla, chocolate, pistachio, peach cobbler, and white chocolate raspberry. The pistachio was milder than the other flavors but all were good. NOTE: The address shown online is not where the business operates. It is actually a food truck that is located in the food truck park.

We found the Moab Food Truck Court by accident, and then discovered this cute little food truck…read morethat sold frozen desserts. They had a limited selection, but we spotted one of our favorites -- Sea Salt Caramel. We also got a cone of Piña Colada shave ice. Both were refreshing and tasty. Super nice service from the young man who helped us. Would definitely come back again.

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

As good as when they first opened! High quality pesticide free (not officially organic but my…read morestomach is very sensitive & it passed the test with flying colors). Cortado with full cream was exemplary!!! Thank you so much!!!

Such an awesome shop!! Wonderful experience and tasty drinks. I got the Olla and it was so…read moredelicious and done so well. Can't wait to return!

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.

Amazing spot. Rather hidden, wine was great, atmosphere was outstanding. We're visiting from AZ,…read moreand was a great chill afternoon, with wine and live music. Hubby loved the IPA, Yacht Rock juice box. Grabbed a bottle of Slickrock Red on the way out.

The young brunette bar tender was knowledgeable and kind. She was welcoming and provided a…read morecomfortable social environment without being forceful. She recommended the perfect tasting after we explained our preferences. I really appreciated her knowledge on local restaurants and bars. It really helped make our experience in Moab that much better.

Not a huge selection but overheard that there is a new location coming which is larger so will have…read moremore items to choose from. We found the bottle version of his fav IPA and not the cans of it or the other IPA he'd tried at a local restaurant. But didn't have options so we purchased those. Cashier was fine. Parking available.

Great service, somewhat limited selection. Got what I needed…read more This is where you go in Utah for liquor and wine.