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!

After a morning of heavy road tripping, I stopped here for the breakfast burrito and a large…read morehorchata. Honestly, the town of Green River doesn't offer much. It's a sea of gas stations and low end hotels and motels but Tacos La Pasadita served a great late breakfast. If I lived here, I'd be a repeat customer. The folks running the restaurant are very nice, too.

This location is a food truck, but it has indoor and outdoor seating, as it uses an old gas station…read morebuilding to house the tables and chair as well as the taco toppings in a chilled case. We order the taco plate with a chicken and steak taco. The meat was tough and dry. The refried beans had no flavor and the rice was bland. I added lime juice, and different salsas to try to help the moisture and flavor, but there was no recovery. This restaurant has one of the highest ratings in this town, and they have done quite a bit to make this restaurant exist so I want to give them props for that. Maybe they just had a bad food day?

There was an older gentleman who helped us, and he was absolutely hands-down. Bad ass very…read morerespectful on-time stayed around to hell awesome.

We are traveling in our 5th wheel along with a friend who has a pull trailer. We left Green River…read moreUtah and stopped in Grand Junction CO for breakfast. Checking our tires before going in to eat both rigs had bubbles in the same tire which was the drivers side rear. Called Good Sam Roadside Service and they sent out 2 excellent mechanics, Phil and J. T. From Pro Tow Transportation . They changed the tires in nothing flat and after they left told us to be safe. We would highly recommend this company if your in this area and need help. Thanks Phil and J.T.

Delicious burger and ice cream joint. The burger and fries were delicious. The shakes are good too…read morebut it's very thick. More like a soft serve ice cream than the type of shakes that I am used to. There are two bathrooms around in the back of the shop.

I expected approximately nothing from this place, but they have a handful of booths, a surprisingly…read morecomplete menu, a friendly and hardworking staff, and turned out some pretty tasty pizzas for our crew. In a town with few options, in a part of Utah with few towns, this may well be your very best place to stop.

Don't let the idea of a small town deter you from staying here. I love this hotel and I am so glad…read morewe chose to stay here during our trip. I love the vibe, the furniture is gorgeous and well maintained, it's a mix of traditional and modern style and they've done a great job. The restaurant next door is really good too, there isn't much option to eat over here but the Dr next door stays open until 9 which was super appreciated coming in so late and starving. The hotel has breakfast included, mostly the basics but they do offer to cook a few offered options too. Reasonably priced, and just off the highway.

Really enjoyed our stay at the River Terrance Inn in Green River. All the way from the online…read morebooking to checking in was a pleasant experience. Friendly staff, low key location by the river, comfortable beds, affordable and good included breakfast. The place is dated with some upgrades, but the history and nostalgic of it in my mind trumps any new hotel. Things to also keep in mind is this location is only an hour away from Goblin State Park and Arches national park. There is also a very popular restaurant called Tamarisk next to it which served some amazing home cooked style food.

The food was good I had green chili reinios which I usually get at a nice Mexican place…read more The kids meals were adequate. They had beef and cheese burritos, The service was top-notch and they left a really good tip. However, the bathrooms were pathetic. My kids had to go wash their hands in there and I went in there to use the bathroom and I just threw up. No idea how the health department had approved those bathrooms for eating establishment. So 3/5 mostly because of the poor bathroom facilities.

Stopped here on our way to Denver and this was..... An experience. Waitress looked like she either…read morehated us at 1st sight, was mad we spoke to her in Spanish, or was just mad in general. Beans looked crispy on the side, you know how when you microwave food and it crisps on the side? Yeah.... And went to pay and the math was not mathing. Ordered shrimp cocktail that was 15.99, with a jicama drink. Why did the total come out to over 25 for my food alone? Same for my friends plate. This is just nuts.

Absolutely loved our 1 night stay, wish it was longer to get a few more delicious breakfasts! A…read moretrue bed and breakfast with a bit more privacy which we loved. Welcoming and friendly interactions with the owners/staff. We loved everything about the room, comfy bed, beautiful shower! Would stay anytime traveling across northern Utah.

What a find! If you're heading to Moab, Arches or Canyonlands National Park, this is a great home…read morebase. Wish we knew sooner, but our one night here makes us want to stay longer and come back in the future. Breakfast was wonderful - fresh fruit cup, made to order eggs, sausage, homemade potatoes, choice of toast. Giant mugs for the great coffee and orange juice. What a way to get started on another leg of our trip.

I was broke down in Green River, Utah and I called every place I could and no one could help. Then…read moreAISO called McCandless and spoke to Dustin. He said don't worry I will get someone on the way and get you back on the road. All I can say is these guys are amazing and I would highly recommend them. Thanks guys for the great work and the fantastic service.

From the owner: We are dedicated to providing a higher level of customer satisfaction than any other locally owned…read moretruck dealer in Colorado, with more choices, better value and higher quality sales and service than any competitor we know. Period. Our sales hours are from Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

If you're looking for a weekend getaway filled with disappointment, mosquitoes the size of…read morehummingbirds, and the soothing aroma of overflowing dumpsters--look no further. Green River State Park is your destination. First off, the "lush green" in the name must be a cruel joke. The only green I saw was algae in the stagnant water and the mold in the barely-functioning restrooms. Speaking of which, the bathrooms looked like they hadn't been cleaned since Y2K, and the smell could knock out a raccoon. The campsites? Good luck sleeping--trains roll through blaring their horns at all hours like they're in some kind of horror movie. Bottom line: I've had more fun at the DMV. Save your money, your time, and your sanity. Go literally anywhere else. Only plus was shade trees and warm shower.

I booked a site for one night ($53, site #39), kind of expensive but nice to have a shower…read more Disappointed because this park is right in town, train noise, odd to have a golf course, lots of green grass -- but beware -- sprinklers go on 5 days a week at 10 AM, so if you pitched a tent (other than weekends), you have to move your tent every day or it gets wet. The main problem for me was the two very bright lights on the bathroom building that shown all night right on my site.

Free flush toilets and a museum to visit while you are charging. Part of the museum is outdoors,…read moreunder cover and free. Small historical museum with lots of photos and tales of early explorers and settlers, especially failed ventures in riverboats and gold mining.

This stop is easy as far as getting on/ off the highway. The town itself has not much in it, but…read morethere is a great restaurant (Tamarisk Restaurant) across the street with a view of the river. When we went in there was a tour of about 30 people eating there and they still accommodated the two of us, getting us in and out in our charging time of 45 minutes. The station itself is in the River Museum parking lot. We didn't go into the museum, but it seemed like a popular destination compared to the rest of the seemingly abandoned town. I'd recommend this station as a good lunch or dinner stop, as there's not much else to do but eat.