This is SUCH a cute store! Plus they have one of those penny crusher souvenir machines and I…read morecollect those - so I was happy as could be upon entry and seeing that! I found some really cute items at fair prices inside - including a shirt on a mannequin on display I needed in a smaller size and the gals behind the counter went and found me one in the back. We found stickers, souvenirs for friends, home decor, clothing, food and snacks, you name it in here. It's a fun shop to stop in on the main part of Moab's main street and easy to access near to other shops and restaurants. Staff were SO friendly. There was a line but they kept it moving quickly and had great attitudes the entire time.

Nice shop; BUT how do you get away with selling misleading labelled food products? In Utah, the…read moreBeeHive State, no less, "Wild Huckleberry Honey" with Huckleberry extract, propylene glycol and NO real huckleberries? Most states have strict food labelling laws, but looks like you get away with this hype by contracting direct with producer and your own label. Thumbs down. Always read labels!

NEW LOCATION REVIEW 198 E Center St, Moab, UT 84532…read moreWe have been touring the area and go to as many thrift stores on our route and happened upon this shop as it originally did not populate when we searched for thrift stores in town. Happy to have stumbled upon it on our last morning in town. This location is in its opening stages when we visited so there is very little signage and organization at this time. There is plenty of women's clothes to choose from and my SO found the small men's section very rewarding. Clothes appear to be priced based on type of article (short-sleeve, long-sleeve, pants, etc.). I found the pants selection to be nice, jackets and coats lacking for a winter town but also... it could be different next week! That's the fun of thrift stores, you don't know what you'll find or when.

Way over rated store in a house. Many T-Shirts need to be tossed. Items were well marked. Street…read moreparking, just off main Street to the East.

Wow crazy experience. First I saw nobody working at this location. Then we got to the checkout line…read moreand waited around 5 minutes for the cashier to walk up. And then she threw a customers products in a bag and proceeded to aggressively sigh at her. Then my friend said she didn't need a bag and the cashier looked very upset. As we were walking out the EAS system beeped at us and i proceed to say I didn't steal anything. This experience was truly wild and I don't recommend shopping here.

I Walked in the store holding my puppy in my arms. She weighs 5 pounds and the employee told me…read morethey don't allow dogs in the store and told me I need to take my puppy and leave her in the hot car if I wanted to shop there. I don't understand how a tiny puppy that I was holding is going to hurt anyone. I won't leave my puppy in a scolding hot car. I will NOT be shopping at Moab Dollar General anymore! Dollar Tree and Family Dollar welcomed me and my puppy with a smile and friendly welcome and that's where I will be shopping from now on.

This store was supperrr clutch for me. Minutes before walking in, I spent about 150 bux on camping…read moresupplies at a neighboring store (pocket knife, bungee cords, bug repellent, etc). And after finding most of what I needed at City Market Food, was able to go back and return the majority of what I got from the previous place! Talk about bang for my buck! I loved how they have a large variety of organic fruits, tons of delicious cheeses, 30+ different snack bars. I left the place fully STOCKED for a 3 day solo canoe camping trip and couldn't be happier knowing I get everything I needed in one trip.

The florist worker is the most absolute worst i have ever seen and have ever been treated. Funeral…read morecoming up and they were rude about it, putting themselves first. Told us that maybe they would get them done. What's worse is my family is worried about leaving a review because they are afraid they won't get the flowers that they were told they might not get any way. My mom lost her mom, and she was treated like crap by your florist!

Wow! Best selection of everything natural, hollistic & clean!!! So jealous my town doesn't have a…read moreco-op like this. Think "Whole Foods" but a millions times better. Employees are gems too. If you don't go, you're a square 10/10

Surprisingly affordable and they have a great selection of everything you might need--produce,…read morepantry, cooking supplies etc. The deli section is especially wonderful. Lots of different types of sandwiches and salads that you can pick up for a hike. They even have kombucha on tap! If I lived here, I would definitely shop here and have fun doing it.

This is like the MMS of Moab. A great selection of canyoneering gear, free filtered water in the…read morefront for vehicle dwellers, and fair prices. The other gear shops in town seemed geared more for tourists or car campers, there's a great selection of curated gear here.

Came here to get a couple items to keep us warm. Service was friendly and helpful. They have a good…read moreselection of items to choose from and are reasonably priced. They have free potable water also if you need to fill up. Would definitely stop by when in need of gear!

Went looking for swimsuits for my kids. Most places weren't open or had any swim items. This place…read morehad tons of options and was open during the down season. Super nice store with tons of outdoor gear.

Found some good, great and soso deals in there. I bought a couple pairs of used hiking shorts and a…read moresweatshirt for 1/2 retail. I bought some stuff for the kids for traveling that were a great deal. The gal who works there is really good and has a great attitude. The rest of the staff was pretty meh. Seemed too busy to answer questions. Walked out with a load of stuff and a smile from dealing with the girl who was at checkout . She's a winner.

I cannot adequately convey to you how awesome this large and unpretentious rock shop is if you are…read moretraveling with small children, medium children, or have a childlike streak inside your own heart. In our case, this led to a hat trick and an amazing stop. They have everything from various obscure minerals and precious stones to jewelry, polished marbles, a gigantic amethyst geode, and a hoard of fossils and petoskey stones, all the way to giant tables of bargain rocks that you can even apparently buy in the middle of the night, on the honor system, by shoving cash into a little metal night box. It has enough random awesomeness to make it so much better than the tourist trap you might have been expecting. We came here every day of our trip, even in our way out of town, and it was probably my kids's single favorite thing about Moab proper.

Great store! I could spend hours here. Countless different kinds of rocks, many I have never seen…read moreanywhere else. Uranium! Fossilized crabs! Lots of small affordable things and also big things to gawk at and wish you had the money for.

Heard they had a decent deli selection and salad bar. I got there at 4pm and all of the deli staff…read morewas gone and the pickings were slim in the cold case. Kind of sad as there were quite a few people coming in looking. They did have a single aisle salad bar that had a decent selection but there was probably 10 flys in and out of it the entire time I was looking at it. No way would I eat any of the meat out of there after seeing the flys land on the chicken. Sushi was decent for the middle of nowhere Utah grocery store.

An outstanding store! Everything in the small salad bar was…read morefresh, prices were below what I'd've expected in a touristy area, & the store was spotless, large enough, & well stocked. This is so much nicer than a larger supermarket a few (or ten?) blocks away.

Little coffee shop with nothing but organic coffee. Great customer service and their coffee is…read morefantastic!!!

This is a store connected to Moab Coffee Roasters. It has hippyish clothes, t-shirts, sarongs. I…read morebought a beautiful sarong with bamboo leaf embroidery, a purse with the same embroidery and beads, and a triangle sarong beaded top. All items were $15 or less. They're made in Bali. Love this kinda stuff.