Moab Giants Cafe
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Customers' Favorites
Oreo Cookie Pieces Whipped Cream
Chicken Strip Basket
Oreo Cookie Crumble
Blood Orange Sorbet
Rainbow Sprinkles
Caprese Sandwich
Chocolate Chips
Double Sundae
Single Sundae
Caesar Salad
Moab Giants Cafe Reviews
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Excellent food!!
The food was surprisingly really good! Didn’t even see the poor reviews before going in. I was pleasantly surprised. Great fries, and great spicy ranch
I ordered the Junior Cheeseburger without cheese and added veggies (+$1). Although it didn’t come with the sauce, the burger was very fresh and delicious. I was feeling a little sick from driving and hiking around the parks, but this fresh food made me feel so much better!
The fries were really good, and their gelato was amazing! I got the caramel cappuccino flavor, and it was delicious.
It was also such a relief to find a restaurant in this town. Definitely...read full review
The fries were really good, and their gelato was amazing! I got the caramel cappuccino flavor, and it was delicious.
It was also such a relief to find a restaurant in this town. Definitely...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 5PM |
Moab Giants Cafe is a good stop between Arches and Canyonlands. The cafe offers a variety of options, including the delicious Caprese sandwich and frozen chocolate yogurt. The burger is juicy with a crispy bun, and the pesto dressing contains whole pine nuts. The fries earned a perfect 10/10 rating. Visitors can enjoy a dairy and egg free ice cream, with options available for everyone. After a meal, guests often explore the dinosaur walk, which features about a couple dozen large statues of different dinosaurs, showcasing impressive artistry. The museum area, although small, is packed with information about dinosaurs, including videos on how they looked and left tracks. Kids love the interactive displays, and all visitors enjoy the dinosaur exhibits. The 2 movies offered, one about dinosaurs in general and one on T-Rex, are fairly new, with great graphics and about 20 minutes long, presented by friendly staff. The aquarium, which requires 3D glasses, offers an entertaining experience similar to seeing live animals, although the docent's presentation can be a bit incoherent. Visitors can also take a scenic dinosaur walk along a gentle, sometimes sandy path, highly recommended for dinosaur lovers. Many families find the food to be reasonably priced and well cooked, with a lot of selection. The T-Rex Monster burger is noted to taste fantastic, and everything is freshly made. Despite some issues like slow service and a non-working toilet on Independence Day, the overall experience remains positive, with many feeling that the park is worth the visit for about three hours of entertainment.