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Yummy coffee! Worth the wait, there always seems to be a line. I had a cold brew with the salted maple cold foam and it was delicious. Staff was super nice :)
My husband and I stopped in here for a late breakfast on our trip to Moab. We selected a breakfast burrito and the croque monsieur sandwich, we also had two lattes from the barista. One was a pumpkin spice flavor, and one was a cookie flavor. The coffee was really good. The counter service is how you order but if you're eating in, they have plenty of tables, some booze and additional tables in the back in the parlor. And then they'll bring you your food if you're eating in service was relatively quick. It's a cute little place with lots of little merch that you can purchase and we enjoyed ourselves. it was bustling, however not too loud.
Super cute coffee shop, the coffee and service was great. I wasn't too impressed with our burritos because I felt like they had too much going on but you should try them for yourself.
04/20/26 Our breakfast was amazing! Both were equally delicious and totally different. We love to share our food so we cut both in half and each got to enjoy both items. The smothered mother burrito is hardy and filling. The ingredients were flavor packed and the sauce on top made for quite the breakfast. The McLovin had a perfectly cooked egg, deliciously salty ham, and fresh pretzel bun. We would have eaten here again if we were staying in the area longer.
We stopped in for a sandwich to take with us on a hike. This is a quaint and small sandwich shop made from an old automotive garage. The staff here are welcoming and friendly. We ordered a Turkey Gouda Sandwich and Chips. I enjoyed the variety of flavors and textures in the samdwich - highly recommend. And the chips were like kettle chips so they accompanied the sandwich perfectly. We'll definitely be back when in town next!
We loved everything about this place, from the scrumptious food to the millennial atmosphere. Three of us got The McLovin: a pretzel bun with Canadian bacon, medium egg, cheese, & tater tots. It was filling, yummy, & unique. The waffles were the delicious sugar crusted ones w/ berries and fresh whipped cream, yet staying not too sweet. All our beverages were yummy, nothing too crazy, yet only $7 for a smoothie! I would come here again, also because millennial-core restaurants are so intriguing with the comfortable vibe. *We went at a prime time of 11a -- It was definitely busy but we found seating and our food came out quickly.
This place has a super fun, unique atmosphere. Garage theme comes through and well done. The menu is pretty unique and features cute names and interesting combinations of food. The prices are moderate to slightly high though comparable to the area. And the service was friendly and helpful. The actual meals were large portions. I'd definitely recommend and say it's a solid 4.5 star place to go when in Moab.
Has a cafe vibe. Upon entry, grab a menu then order at the counter from the friendly staff. Sit at a table and your food will be brought out to you. They have some merchandise on display to browse while you wait. Ordered the Savory Quinoa bowl with chicken and the Smothered Mother burrito. Both were great and good portions. I took half of my meal with me. It was a nice healthier option!
This place is busy for Memorial Monday. All the seats were filled and a long line to order. Ended up getting a liege waffle which had no sauce but has a lot of caramel like chips that melts over the warm waffles and added strawberries. Too sweet for me but great for sweet tooth people. Also ordered the smothered mother burrito filed with black beans, corn, scrambled eggs, tater tots, and cheddar cheese. Omitted the barbacoa beef. All smothered in ranchero sauce and crème fraiche. This was very filling. Would be cool to sit down and enjoy as well. Next time.
Awesome staff, amazing food and chill vibe!! Might make the move for this place alone! A must stop for everyone! Clearly the strawberry lemon bar almost missed the photo and with good reason!
I think this is the place to be in Moab. Very cool people, customers, and vibe. Food was tasty and I'd def go back to try more.
They were out of vanilla ice cream which greatly limited their ice cream-based dessert offerings -- no affogato or ube milkshake (made with ube syrup and vanilla ice cream). Gor the cookies and cream affogado instead which was heavenly on a hot day thay started with a sunrise hike!
Really loved this place in Moab! We stopped in here for a late breakfast/lunch after doing a hike and it did not disappoint! The staff is really friendly as well. We each ordered the smothered mother burrito which was so very good. Don't skimp on the hot sauce though! I felt the red sauce on top needed some more kick/spices but otherwise it was great. We sat out front in the patio and it was a beautiful day. Followed it up with a coffee for the road. They serve La Barba coffee here which is one of our favorites in the valley so we were very excited for that. They also have a water bottle filler if you need to fill up!
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I would plan to return to Moab, just, to return to Garage Co. and then maybe see some beautiful arches and canyons. Garage Co. is an eclectic cafe that does it all. Their coffee was delicious, the food was well prepared, the staff was personable and real, and the decor was unique. O ya, they also have a great beer garden and ice cream. INSIDER TIP: order the breakfast burrito, wow... might be best breakfast burrito ever! I would highly recommend this place to anyone that is interested in losing a few hours at this inviting and well-rounded cafe. You could work, eat, drink or talk your way through a memorable experience. read more
8 years ago
WOW! We came here for dinner after a local recommended it to us. The food was incredible! I ordered a fruit and feta salad, my husband ordered the bbq pork sandwich, and we split the charcuterie board. SO MUCH FOOD! We tried so hard to finish everything since it was delish, but in the end, the food won. Definitely recommend!! read more
This shop is the most underrated coffee/ice cream/eatery in Moab, UT. Coming from Southern California, sometimes you just need somewhere that's relatable to combat the mild homesickness that occurs after driving 12 hours to get to Utah. Moab Garage Co. is the place. This place is your one-stop shop for delicious ice cream, coffee and espresso drinks, food, and um...charcuterie and alcohol? I tried to frequent this place as much as I could during my two-and-a-half day stay. My family and I shared one serving each of strawberry shortcake and chocolate PB pretzel ice cream, both for $4 each. Hooooomaaaagawwwww. Amazing. Delicious. Fantastic. So freakin' good and gratifying after a (short) hike to the Corona Arch. (The choco PB pretzel packs more of a flavor punch while the strawberry shortcake is milder--both are amazing, just depending on what you're feeling.) I can't speak on their lattes, but they serve clutch house drip and Americanos, using La Barba coffee out of Salt Lake City. My sister ordered a caramel latte on our second visit. Per my sister, it wasn't that notable. Also, if you are trying to look for something super trendy for instagram, there wasn't any latte art--however, the storefront is amazing for pictures on its own. It's also worth mentioning that their pricing is consistent with what I frequently pay for in Southern California, if not cheaper. For two servings of ice cream and an 8 oz house drip for less than $10? I was honestly happily surprised at how cheap it was. Thanks again, Moab Garage Co! You are definitely going to be my first (and likely my last) stop when I visit Moab again. 10/10 recommend this place. read more
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The garage burrito is fresh and light with chipotle on the side. The coffee is amazing. We were too early for lunch but they bent the rules and made a turkey gouda sandwich. My husband said it was one of the best sandwiches he's had in his entire life. Super friendly owners. Quick service. read more
6 years ago
After a hot day in Arches and lacking access to much ice, I wanted something cool and sweet, and this cute eclectic shop of coffee, small plates, and ice cream satisfied this craving. The prices are a little higher than most midwest offerings, but Moab pushes you to spend at a higher end budget. They had about 8 choices of housemade flavors with some edgy options, such as Coffee & Donuts, Rice Krispie Treat, Brown Cinnamon & Sugar, etc. They seem to change their board frequently, so no one should ever get bored returning. I am not hundred percent sure about the ice cream making process, but I was able to watch the cashier make my scoop by pouring liquid nitrogen into a standing mixer to produce a creamy bowl. If you are on the hunt for the best cone of cake batter, I assert this as contending competitor. If you're a proponent for sprinkles and frosting, your tastebuds will be delighted. read more
5 years ago
3rd time in Moab, 2nd visit to Moab Garage. Excellent coffee, above excellent staff, and I thoroughly enjoyed the Croque Madame with egg this morning. read more
6 years ago
Coffee was good. Pretty packed on weekends. Have a decent breakfast menu if you're eating in with breakfast burritos etc. but not a ton of quick takeaway options except for donuts and pastries. The muesli was a good menu option but it was WAY TOO SWEET. could be made to be better. read more
9 years ago
Young and hip atomsphere. Beer, ice cream or food. Reasonably priced. Free WiFi: mgc12345. Homemade everything ! One thing I noticed was the powder soap in the bathrooms and the spoons instead of stirs for the coffees. I would deffinitly come here again. They have plenty of seating. I recommend the cookie sandwich! read more
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Garage Co has quickly become our favorite spot in Moab. The nitro ice cream and the coffee drinks are delicious, but their new food and drink menu is truly amazing. Don't miss out on this place if you're visiting. The quality and options will far exceed your expectations: it would be busy and successful even in a coastal city, never mind a small rural town! The space is clean and comfortable, with funky decor and artwork adding great ambiance. Local photography and art is displayed along the wall. The front room is very kid-friendly and open, and the separate back bar area (21+) is a great option for adults who want to enjoy a meal and/or a drink in a quieter atmosphere. There are also a few tables and benches outside in front, if you want to enjoy your ice cream in the sun or with your dog. Highchairs are available and easily accessible (a must for our family) and seating is ample, as they've added lots of new tables and chairs. The nitro ice cream flavors are always delicious and creative, and getting to watch your ice cream being mixed is always a fun experience for kids (and grown-ups!). Treat yourself to a homemade, fresh-off-the-iron waffle cone, I promise you will not regret it! The regular waffles are amazing, too, and these are by FAR the best waffles available in town (trust me, I've tried them all). The coffee is Utah's best, La Barba, and completely lives up to the hype. They make an excellent latte, which can be rare in rural Utah. They serve affogatos (espresso with a generous scope of vanilla nitro ice cream) and nitrochinos (the same ingredients, but blended up in a drink with a frappachino-like consistency), and both are delectable, especially when you can't decide between ice cream and coffee. The new sandwich menu is everything I hoped for and more! So far we've tried the turkey and Gouda thanksgiving-inspired sandwich and the pulled pork. Both were delicious and the bread was very fresh and so yummy. We also loved the toast du jour menu- a quick, fun and delicious little addition to round out the menu. The side salad that comes with your sandwich (chips are also available as another option) is amazing, far beyond the caliber of your average side salad- the pickled red onions were a great touch, too! I'm looking forward to trying the local charcuterie board, although I do wish the almonds were marcona (hey, if I'm going to drop money on a charcuterie board, I want marcona almonds, don't judge me ) I'm not certain about which or how many of their ingredients are organic or local, but the quality of everything we've ever eaten here has been exceptionally high. The new drink menu is also spot on. This is the only place in Moab you can buy rosé by the glass! The beer selection is well-curated and has lots of local favorites. A great selection of San Pellegrino sodas (even prickly pear flavor!), juice, kombucha, etc is also available. Water is self-serve, and the cups provided are glass, which (while not a big deal either way) is my personal preference over plastic is a really nice touch. While there is no dedicated kids menu, the grill cheese du jour makes an excellent kid option, as do the toasts, and Garage Co kitchen staff is super accommodating in making or substituting whatever you need for your kids. The bathrooms are very clean, but be aware that they aren't quite big enough to change a baby in. There is some space near the bathrooms, removed from the dining and food areas, where you can change a diaper without feeling rude or gross- just remember to bring something to put down on the floor. Most of the restaurants in Moab don't have changing tables, so this really shouldn't effect your decision to eat here. The owners are a super sweet young couple, who have worked hard to turn this amazing space into a reality. They work side by side with their staff to provide a very high level of excellent service that is rare in Moab. We can't recommend this place enough, and are so excited to watch it grow! Looking forward to checking out the bar area, which is in a separate back room, with such cool art and decor and even a comfy lounge area. read more
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I don't give five unless I want to return over and over again, and Garage deserves five or more! Artisanal donuts and muffins and the Garage burrito made my teen son and I happy for many hours! Awesome coffee too! read more
Homemade Apple Pie Ice Cream sandwiched by a Donut Do it. The food here is amazing and the staff is super friendly. We had 5 people to experience coffee, beer, lunch and dessert. I enjoyed every item I sampled. Yes, I tried everyone's meal and beverage because they looked delicious. Seriously, you can't go wrong. If I were to be forced to choose only 3 items, these were my must-have favorites: Baba draft beer Meatball sandwich (sooooo good!) Donut sandwich w/Apple Pie ice cream () read more
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Easily the best place we ate at in Moab! It's super trendy, so if you're not into the hipster vibe, this probably isn't your place. The food was excellent. You order at the bar and then find a seat. The waitstaff were very friendly and helpful. The food came fast and it was so delicious I pretty much licked my tray clean. We can't wait to come back when the Parlor in the back is open! read more
4 years ago
Little bit of a let down after reading the reviews. Had the breakfast burrito and juevos rancheros. The burrito was absolutely drowned in a red sauce. The filling of eggs, tots, black beans, cheese and with all of that it managed to have very little flavor. The juevos rancheros was slightly better. Although largely the same dish in an open face form. I think the fact that it wasn't smothered in red sauce saved it. I wouldn't go back for the prices. read more
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The hubs and I love ice cream and when on vacation, one must sample the local ice cream. Said hubs used to work at a cryogenic plant and always told me nitrogen ice cream was the creamiest because it freezes faster than ice crystals can form. So put that nugget of info with our love of ice cream and Moab garage was a must. We came in on a rainy day and had no wait in line. I opted for the chocolate pretzel and my husband went for the S'mores. Both were delicious and I will think of that creamy ice cream often. I got mine in the house made cone which was fragile but tasty. A must stop in Moab! read more
8 years ago
Ice cream was much needed after a long day of hiking in the heat. The ice cream was made using liquid nitrogen. I had the strawberry shortcake and my friend had the apple pie. Both were delicious. A small cup was a lot of ice cream and left me very full. Coffee is also served here. There are old license plates used to decorate the walls to fit the garage theme. read more
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My partner and I stopped by this shop while camping in Moab. The temp was 103 degrees. Yep. We also had our dog, Radar, with us. I believe the people who waited on us were the owners. They were incredibly accommodating to my partner and I, and to Radar. They brought Radar water outside, with ice! They gave us some dog friendly hiking advice, too. What about the ice cream! Superb! I had a scoop of cookie dough and coffee donut. My partner had a scoop of the coffee donut. We were both impressed. The shop also has artisan souvenirs. I highly recommend checking out this place! read more
6 years ago
The coffee was not great. We ordered two cold brews with almond milk which were very watery, a bit stale, and overall pretty distasteful. I would give this 1.5-2 stars for the coffee. However my mom had a wonderful turkey sandwich, the atmosphere was great, and the service was excellent. The veggie sandwich is decent. There is a good selection of food for dietary needs. read more
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78 N Main St
Moab, UT 84532
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(435) 554-8467
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What type of dairy and non dairy milks do they have for coffee?
I'm pretty sure they have oat, coconut and soy, but might charge extra. They also have skim and half and half.
Do they have any non-dairy ice cream options?
Yes they do, my daughter is DF and they made a DF to order
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