Moab Brewery

If you’re in Moab you are probably not here for the food. This place is very average; decent food, decent beer, but nothing outstanding. The food and beer is much better, however, after a day long mountain biking adventure in the blistering heat. Price is what you would expect and our server was friendly. Very casual, as with everything else in Moab. We stopped in after riding all day and no one batted an eye. A staple if you are here.

No.
If you like iced-​down drinks and nasty food that’s going to make you have an embarrassing moment in your pants while hiking Negro Bill (good hike) then this is the place for you! Drinks were watery and tasteless (thanks bartender Megan), salad was ok, and the night’s special of pork carnitas was disgusting.

Big establishment and good service, but I was not a fan of the food or the beer at all.
This place is conveniently located outside of Arches National park so they get a lot of business from hungry and exhausted tourists looking for a cold drink and a bite to eat after some long hikes.
We were sat quickly and the server was nice. I ordered the Greek Salad and was pretty blah. The gyro meat had flavor but the texture was odd. The meat seemed really soft and a little mushy. Kind of weird. The rest of the salad was pretty basic. Lettuce, tomatoes, etc…
I think the worst part of the lunch was our beer. My husband got a stout and I got the Red Rye IPA. I figured, I like reds, I like IPA’s and I like rye IPA’s so I thought I’d like this one. I was very very wrong. The beer was flat, not very cold, and the flavor was awful. It tasted so stale and there was no flavor or notes to it what so ever. It had such a dirty taste. I really struggled to finish it.
Utah is one of the most beautiful states in the country. It has so much to offer in the way of nature and adventure, but not so much with beer. If you’re tired from adventuring and need a break you can give Moab Brewery a chance if you want, but I think I’ll skip it if I ever return to this area.

It’s strange drinking in Utah. Draft beers are only 4%, and they charge for samples. The beer was decent, the food «meh». Good service however.

Enjoyed the Dead Horse Amber! Didn’t order food but service in the bar was good – even though they were slammed when we were there.

Hot damn their nachos are wicked! We got half chile verde and half chicken. The chile verde side was way unhealthy and delicious. I love that it comes with a cheese soup. One of the best bar nachos I’ve eaten. Really good for a Moab beer!

This is my second visit to Moab in 4 years, awesome town, and the brewery is a must. The menu will suit everyone, good vegetarian options and great pub food.
We tried one of their draft beers, excellent. I had the chicken fajita salad, huge, fresh and delicious. I like the roasted onions and peppers with the chicken. My husband had the veggie wrap, he loved it. The service is friendly and excellent, I highly recommend this spot when in Moab.

Self admitted beer snob here.
It was okay. My standards are pretty high.
Food was lack luster and the crowd was much to be desired.
Sorry guys.

Really mediocre and expensive food. The beer is also mediocre which is unfortunate since it is a brewery.
Our waitress was helpful and nice but ultimately the food and drink did not live up to expectations.
I would not recommend.

Best thing here is the beer and atmosphere. It’s always loud and fun. Stick to the staples — burgers, salads and most of their apps are pretty good. Would stay away from the fish, like the fish tacos, salmon, tilapia sandwich or meal. It’s a brewery people — after a day of hiking in dirt, let’s not try to get all fancy! Lol! Beer is awesome /​don’t be Looking for bud here. Service was 6 out of 10 for me. Not friendly but very factual. Oh and grab a gelato on the way out — it’s pretty legit here.

Excellent IPA… tried this in Mount Zionsville National Park. Full body, clean finish and excellent nose.

The Moab Brewery is pretty legit. I’m kind of a beer snob and they have a lot of really good beers here. The only downside is that the full strength beers come from a can and the low test stuff comes from the tap. The atmosphere is energetic and cheerful as everyone is having a great time and hydrating after an adventure filled day at Moab. The staff is very knowledgeable about the beers and are pretty quick at coming around and getting your next beer order. We only ate the appetizers and they were quite satisfying. Prices are very reasonable too.
Definitely stop here if you want some good beer while recapping your awesome day at Moab.

Our family came here on a Saturday night and it was a half hour wait. The beer was okay and the food was good. We got the onion rings, jalapeño fries, wings, and tri-​tip dinner. Everything was good and on par with what you would expect from a brewery/​bar. The waiters were nice, but a little short staffed for such a busy night.

Delicious salads. Decent beer. Stopped here during the Memorial Day weekend.
I usually enjoy tasting all the different selections of beer at a brewery and asked for a flight. I was promptly told only two samples at a time. This took me back, I just wanted to try their selection. Come on! I just want to try your beer!
Due to the busy weekend, the server only stopped by a couple of times and by the time we were done with our food, I was done trying any more beers.
The IPA and Nut Brown were average. The Red IPA was the best I had, above average.
The brewery does have delicious salads though. I had the Gyro salad, a Mediterranean salad with beef gyro and delicious dressing. I would highly recommend the salad!!!
It’s the only brewery in town and would be better if we came on a less busy day and/​or sat at the bar. If you’re bored or staying in Moab, stop by, but also look around town for more eateries.

If your passing by or staying to explore this is a must try probably the only brewery in town but if your looking for good food, people and ambiance here is the spot. Try it and enjoy.

This is a large restaurant/​pub will lots of seating. We came here with a large party of 16 and they took great care of our group! Their bathrooms are below average and their food is average. Their prices were average as well. So, overall, a very average experience and a solid 3 stars.
Actually, for a pub, their service is up in the 4 star range. But, everything else is still 3 stars.
It’s a decent place for burgers and beer but their burgers aren’t «amazing» like Lucky 13 up in Salt Lake.

Why oh why must this be in Moab?! I want it closer! This is a must do when you’re taking a break from the Moab grind. They have bar area with TVs, or a family friendly side of the restaurant for you to choose. They have all their beers on tap, which is great, and a huge food menu. It’s the regular bar style food, but they just have a lot of it. I seem to always get a burger, and have never been disappointed. Also, don’t forget your cold, full strength beer, or gelato in the shop on the way out. This place can get rockin’ on the weekends so make sure to get there early.

This is a great option for food (especially dinner) after a long hike through either Arches or Canyonland. The line can get long in the evening, so just plan ahead of time. Once you are seated, service is quick though. You have your classic bar food, lots of burger and sandwich options, southwest-​style meals, etc. I enjoyed their fish tacos. Of course, they have a pretty good selection of beers and they are very reasonably priced.

What a disappointment! The only brewery here and it was tasteless! Only 2 stars because Some food was good but our main entrée and the service was our main issue. Our server was nice yet a complete klutz. He seemed to have everything messed up and didn’t bother to run through our order. He wrote it down yet he heard it wrong. He forgot some items that were included like the bread.
For four, we came in pretty late but I called ahead and they don’t close their kitchen until the close time. No last call.
So we went ahead and went all out since we were exhausted and hungry from exploring all day. We ordered all from «off the range menu.» Two New York steaks, Jack Daniels pasta, and a crusted Mahi mahi. We also ordered the jalapeño beer fries, the jalapeño corn bread, two beers, and a lemonade.
First off,
The appetizers were good. I did like the jalapeño beer fries, and the corn bread. The honey Chipotle butter made it. The beer cheese that came with the jalapeño beer fries was more flavorful than the jalapeño corn bread itself.
The beer,
They were out of the dead horse amber and the derailer. So we ended up getting the raven stout and the wheat ale. Overall, even though the alcohol content in utah can’t be more than 3.2%, this is suppose to be the microbrewery that gets the more alcohol content. Yet all the beers tasted water down and tasteless. On par with nanny lights…
The entrees,
We were craving steak yet there was no more prime rib. So we settled for new York steak. We ordered one medium and the other one medium rare with both baked potatoes. Yet when the food arrived one came with red potatoes and the server couldn’t tell which one medium or which was medium rare. A hassle that wasn’t necessary. 18.99 each
The crusted Mahi mahi was pretty much over cooked and unedible. The red potatoes on the side were half mush and half cut right. The plate itself looked very messy. The best part was the vegetables. 15.99
The jack Daniels pasta was nothing special, the sausage was good but that’s able it. The shrimp varies. The garlic bread probably won this plate.
Overall, we might ve been spoiled from LA food, but dang what a big disappointment. Not worth the $ 100 bill.

Absolutely terrible service. Our server talked to us 3 times. We had to grab anyone that walked by to get more drinks, order food, and get plates. Our appetizer plates sat on our table for the entire meal. To top it off the server charged my card for the wrong check.
I’m just really disappointed because they have awesome beer and the bartender was very cool. The manager seemed very frustrated with the server, which means there were probably issues, but I’m not sure we will be back.

Ja es ist eine vielbesuchte Location in Moab. Ja es gibt gutes Bier in verschiedenen Sorten und Mengen. Nein das Essen ist nichts besonderes. Auf Touristen getrimmt. An der Bar sitzen und ein Bier trinken das ist gut. Ansonsten gehe ich nicht nochmal dahin.

Pas facile de trouver un restaurant qui ferme après 21h30 à Moab, qui pourtant est une ville plutôt animée…
Seul le Moab Brewery, qui fait bar et restaurant nous a permis de diner à 22h !
Il y a une grande variété de plats — pâtes, burgers, salades … J’ai pris les pâtes au poulet alfredo & crème de brocoli qui étaient vraiment bonnes.
De plus, leur choix de bières est impressionnant: des bières brassées, locales, importées … Ils ont également plusieurs desserts mais aussi un glacier où nous pouvons prendre des glaces à emporter.
Enfin, le service est au top !