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    Buzzards Belly General store

    4.8 (16 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Funky and super friendly general store at 197 East Cisco RD, Cisco, UT 84515; worth stopping on the way to or from Colorado just off I70 in Cisco UT. Thelma and Louise was partially filmed in this town that was a victim of being bypassed by I70.

    Scott M.

    A little bit of everything. Somewhere between a gift shop, a convenience store, an antique shop and a museum. The definition of eclectic. If you're headed into the middle of nowhere and you forgot something that you need, it's probably there, or something that will do is probably there. You can't miss the place because it's the first thing you will have seen in a while if you're traveling along the route that it's on. You want to support a small business? A local one? Then you've got to stop here. You'll probably see something you love that you didn't even know you wanted or needed.

    The lamp we had to have! Thanks Jean!

    Turning onto the scenic 128 to Moab and saw an intriguing sign -"Buzzards Belly General Store - 3 miles". Looked it up and decided to hop off I-70 at the Cisco exit on the way back from Arches. Absolutely a delightful surprise! 'Eclectic' should have this store's pic beside it in the dictionary. Toys, jewelry, clothes, and pure fun! Jean the owner was a joy to talk to and after picking up some T-shirts, license plates, and snacks, and taking pics with the Dino heads outside, we thought we were ready to leave. However, figured out after that it was a famous sight from 'Thelma and Louise', so on the way to Canyonlands the next day, and decided to stop back by to buy some more T's and a toy crane and license plate lamp and take some fun pics. The prairie dogs were putting on a show as well. It is an EASY few mile 5-10 minute detour off of 70, no backtracking just come out on the other side, and any time we head this way we will be stopping in again. No kidding. We were partial to the Thelma and Louise props, but there are also Dino's, Gorillas, Aliens, and Buzzards to pose with. Kitschy, cute and clever.

    If you're in Moab or passing by on I-70, this is a stop you have to make, if for no other reason than to say you've been there. Great little store for snacks and eclectic odds and ends. Cute t-shirts and excellent cookies. The lady running the store was a joy to talk to, and can tell you anything you need to know about the area. We drove from Moab out to I-70 to Cisco then back to Moab down the river road. A perfect way to spend 3 hours.

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    Great overnight stay. Nice lady at store. Very welcoming and VERY eclectic! Loved it!!

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    A little spot of entertaining civilization in the middle of nowhere. The owners are wonderful.

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    5 years ago

    Old time store-quite unique. Owner and Teenager working there were very helpful. Little off the beaten path but worth it !

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    Great place for an overnight stop. Jean was very friendly and helpful. The ghost town was very quiet!!

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    Cattlemen's Bar & Grill - Advertised Steak and shrimp dinner

    Cattlemen's Bar & Grill

    3.5(76 reviews)
    31.0 mi
    $$

    Amazing, awesome, acutely aware and astounding. If you find yourself on the fringe. Hanging on the…read moresaddle between the desert and the oasis of green provided by the Colorado River. Come on down to cattleman's, where you can truly take advantage of a "farm" to table experience.

    I will never ever be back here. Empty place very unwelcoming with no ambiance. Waitress Kirsten was…read morevery occupied with flirting with the two men at the bar. Once we're seated, we waited 10 mins for someone to take our drink order (a soda and a beer), 10 mins to get our drinks, then she couldn't take our food order, waited 10 mins to order our food... and we were the only table in the joint. LITERALLY. I ordered a 10 oz ribeye medium rare and it came well done (maybe med well? See pic) and a quarter inch thick... 10oz size questionable. Also notice how all of my sides were eaten but the steak is still on the plate... yeah she didn't check to see how our food was until we flagged her down like sailors in distress. The waitress informed me that they cut all their ribeyes that thin and if I got another ribeye, it would be 1/4 inch thick also, so I didn't order another. My friend's filet was blue rare (raw but seared on edges) but ordered medium rare and the waitress didn't offer to cook it more but instead blamed it on having a new cook. Took Kirsten 10 mins to get me a menu. When Kirsten finally found the time to come by our table to have me order a replacement, my friend finished her dinner already. I got the cowboy chili with cornbread. The chili was lukewarm if I am being generous- they could've just microwaved it like wtf how do you serve lukewarm/room temp chili if you have a microwave??? The cornbread was dry and crumbled into a million pieces. The service was the worst and least attentive I've had in maybe ten years probably my entire life. It was almost like we were in a comedy skit except it wasn't funny. I will never ever ever go back. Texas Roadhouse is way better which is just sad. I did notice an employee eating a big beautiful steak while she closed out her shift, I asked what cut and she said a ribeye. So I guess they cut the 1-1.5 inch thick cuts for employee steaks and customers get ribeyes a 1/4 inch thin cooked into shoe leather. Pro tip: go to Strayhorn. Rumor is cattleman's doesn't even use local beef anymore, they just cosplay ranch life so you get to eat a low quality steak with the comforting smell of cow poo.

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    Cattlemen's Bar & Grill - Front of restaurant (left side is entrance)

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    Front of restaurant (left side is entrance)

    Cactus Jacks Moab - Huevos rancheros

    Cactus Jacks Moab

    4.5(305 reviews)
    30.4 mi
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    We had a bit of a wait (we had a large party and came during peak brunch time on Father's Day) but…read moreit was worth the wait! Our server was very friendly, helpful, and efficient. This was the best post-hike meal! We had the wings (crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside), the Hot Mess fries, and the grilled pineapple to start out. The AM tacos with sausage and avocado on corn tortillas absolutely slapped. Definitely recommend a visit here for breakfast or lunch when in Moab!

    There was a line when we got here at 9:30 on a Sunday morning, but it went fast. Clearly, a popular…read morespot for breakfast. The menu is fantastic-so many options. We got the AM Tacos (with bacon) and the Southwest Bowl (with fried chicken) and an order of Mini-Jacks. The tacos were so good! I asked for a side of green chile sauce and that made them next level. We don't recommend getting fried chicken on the SW Bowl. The bowl was great, but the chicken was only okay. A little tough and chewy and probably not the best choice for that meal. The mini jacks were the star of the show! Fluffy, light, with a hint of sweetness and served with a huge dollop of soft butter. The restaurant was busy, but our service was great and it was a relaxed vibe. Lots of folks looked like they were heading out or getting back from outdoor activities.

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    Veggie omelette with a chicken fried steak on the side

    Cactus Jacks Moab - Biscuits and gravy - very good

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    Biscuits and gravy - very good

    Ray's Tavern - Burger and fries

    Ray's Tavern

    4.2(387 reviews)
    45.5 mi
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    Great place to go for dinner. The service was amazing, and the staff were incredibly friendly and…read moreattentive. We came in craving beef, and they absolutely delivered--it was so flavorful and cooked perfectly. The salad was fresh and a great addition to the meal as well. I also loved the overall aesthetic of the tavern--it had such a warm, inviting vibe that made the whole experience even better. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area.

    Pull into Ray's Drive-In, where the rustic Western grit hangs thick as the dust on a pickup…read moretailgate, neon glowin' steady but beggin' for a jukebox to crank up the twang they sure as hell should add one. This here's a Neighborhood joint welcoming all. The place has notified movie-set bones, staff slingin' grins quick as a boot scoot, no BS. That kick arse bacon cheeseburger lands like a low steel guitar riff--"mmm-mmmm, that is one tasty burger", Jules Winnifield / Samuel L. style. Dub it the "Big Honcho"; it'll own the range in this eastern Utah hardpan. Dip fries in Ray's Sauce for that sneaky kick. Karens and chip-hoarders, hit the brakes elsewhere--this ain't Applebee's sheen or Chili's plastic. Raw Americana, Martha Stewart'd grit her teeth and polish, Betty White'd cackle through seconds. Lewis Grizzard? He'd park the truck, nod at the mountains like old Georgia pines, and call it home over a double. That was one Tasty Burger! Thank you!

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    Ray's Tavern - Beers on draft taken 3/2023

    Beers on draft taken 3/2023

    Ray's Tavern - More fry sauce on the table.

    More fry sauce on the table.

    Ray's Tavern - Outside located off Main and Broadway

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    Outside located off Main and Broadway

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