Moab and Southeastern Utah Restaurants

Including even a few surprising twists, Moab-area restaurants have pretty much anything you might be craving. The other smaller towns in southeastern Utah don’t have quite the culinary kaleidoscope and focus mostly on all-American, meat-centered meals. Though not the best destination for vegetarians or those watching their weight, the comfort food can be quite good and satisfying. One thing is for sure: no matter what restaurant you choose, you won’t have to worry about a dress code. Shorts or jeans and sandals are always acceptable.

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  • 1. Comb Ridge Eat + Drink

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    One of the best restaurants in the area, this eclectic spot is housed in a false-fronted wooden building that looks straight of an old cowboy movie. The menu includes burgers, sandwiches, pastas, and salads—often with creative flares and fun names. Eat inside or out, and be sure to check the local art displayed. 

    409 Main. St., Bluff, Utah, 84512, USA
    435-487–8441

    Known For

    • Signature pork poutine
    • Fish-and-chips
    • Craft beer and local wine

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon.
  • 2. Duke's Slickrock Grill

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    Learning into the area's Wild West past, this casual spot has cowboy hats and cow skulls on the walls, a cardboard cutout of John Wayne—and some of the best smoked meats around. It offers Southwestern takes on breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all in generous portions, and even has a bar to hang out in after a long day of driving or river rafting. 

    245 E. Hwy. 24, Hanksville, Utah, 84734, USA
    435-542–3235

    Known For

    • House-smoked ribs and brisket
    • Tasty, heaping nachos
    • Full bar

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed early Nov.–Feb.
  • 3. Homestead Steak House

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    The only full-service restaurant serving dinner in town, this very casual eatery specializes in authentic Navajo fry bread, used in a variety of massive, delicious dishes. Often busy, people also come here for a full range of steak house staples, fish dishes, and the only salad bar around. Blanding is a dry city, so no alcohol is served.

    121 E. Center St., Utah, 84511, USA
    435-678–3456

    Known For

    • Navajo tacos
    • Beef short ribs
    • Homemade desserts

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Jan.–early Feb. Closed Sun. No lunch Sat.
  • 4. Miguel's Baja Grill

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    Right on the main drag, this friendly spot serves up south-of-the-border fare with the culinary spirit of Baja, California. That means in addition to expected Mexican favorites (burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas, etc.), Miguel's is also known for its excellent fresh seafood dishes (yes, even in the desert). The house-made margaritas are a big hit, too, and you can sip yours either inside or on the pleasant shaded patio. Because of its super-central location, expect a wait during busy times of year. Both the tomatillo and the red sauce are fairly spicy so taste them first if you aren't fond of hot foods.

    51 N. Main St., Moab, Utah, 84532, USA
    435-259–6546

    Known For

    • Big portions
    • Baja fish tacos
    • Ceviche, a tangy blend of raw fish, onions, tomatoes, and more

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Feb. No lunch
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