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Moab offers by far the greatest range of
restaurants
in southern Utah, and for once most places make the effort to cater for vegetarians. With two pubs and a winery, there's also no problem getting a
drink
, while
coffee bars
are springing up everywhere. Note that many local restaurants, tired of low-tipping foreign customers, have taken to including a fifteen percent service charge on all checks.
Buck's Grill House 1393 N Hwy-191 tel 435/259-5201. Belying its stockade-like exterior, this "American Western Food" joint is actually a sophisticated affair, serving rich, classy Southwestern food, such as game hen or pork ribs, at very reasonable prices. Open for dinner nightly. Center CafAŠ 60 North 100 West tel 435/259-4295. Expensive but exquisite restaurant, offering gourmet dining with a Pacific twist. Entrees, at around $20, range from Asian barbecue salmon to rack of lamb. Open for dinner nightly; closed Dec-Feb. Eddie McStiff's 57 S Main St tel 435/259-2337. Central pub, next to the visitor center, which serves some interesting beers, including raspberry and blueberry varieties, and also a varied and inexpensive menu of salads, pizzas and pastas. Mondo CafAŠ 59 S Main St tel 435/259-5911. Groovy all-day hangout next to Eddie McStiff's , serving espresso coffees and the odd pastry or sandwich. Jailhouse CafAŠ 101 N Main St tel 435/259-3900. Very popular central cafAŠ, open for breakfast only, until noon on weekdays and 1pm at weekends. There's indoor and outdoor seating year-round, and great specials like ginger pancakes and eggs Benedict.
Sunset Grill
900 N Hwy-191 tel 435/259-7146. Charlie Steen's luxury hilltop home is now a fine restaurant, with meat and seafood entrees for $13-20, great desserts and stunning views. The tortuous if short approach road from the north end of town means it's no place to drink and drive. Other useful information
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