Best Nightlife in Moab

"Without a doubt, a restaurant with “watering hole” in the name must be a welcoming and easy-going place, and Zax is just the place. This restaurant attracts locals and visitors with uncomplicated food and great beer. Using a wood-fired brick oven, pizzas are made to order with a variety of fresh ingredients."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Helder Ribeiro used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Zax Restaurant & Watering Hole boasts a relaxed atmosphere that is family friendly. Choose a meal off of their extensive menu, or opt for the All-You-Can-Eat Pizza, Soup, and Salad Bar."

"This place had great vibes so we decided to check it out and we were not disappointed. The service was a little slow, but we were willing to look past th..."

"The North Carolina–style barbecue prepared out of this roadside food trailer is the bomb. Pit-cooked meats such as brisket, pork ribs and smoked sausage come served with pickled onions and homestyle sides like... Modern American in Moab"

"After touring Dead Horse Point state park we stopped in for dinner. We had the wedge salad. Crispy, cold, refreshing delicious, ribs and pulled pork were..."

"Would love to have visited on a Friday or Saturday night, but will make it happen on my next trip to Arches.” See all Woodys Tavern reviews"

"The Alley Sports Pub and Grill is a perfect place for you and family to enjoy the nightlife with entertainment like sports. With their friendly staff, food and drink are enjoyable and affordable. Address : 1078 S Mill Creek Dr, Moab, UT 84532, United States"

"Without a doubt, a restaurant with “watering hole” in the name must be a welcoming and easy-going place, and Zax is just the place. This restaurant attracts locals and visitors with uncomplicated food and great beer. Using a wood-fired brick oven, pizzas are made to order with a variety of fresh ingredients."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Helder Ribeiro used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Zax Restaurant & Watering Hole boasts a relaxed atmosphere that is family friendly. Choose a meal off of their extensive menu, or opt for the All-You-Can-Eat Pizza, Soup, and Salad Bar."

"This place had great vibes so we decided to check it out and we were not disappointed. The service was a little slow, but we were willing to look past th..."

"The North Carolina–style barbecue prepared out of this roadside food trailer is the bomb. Pit-cooked meats such as brisket, pork ribs and smoked sausage come served with pickled onions and homestyle sides like... Modern American in Moab"

"After touring Dead Horse Point state park we stopped in for dinner. We had the wedge salad. Crispy, cold, refreshing delicious, ribs and pulled pork were..."

"From the spur trail of Private Arch back to the spur trail for Pine Tree and Tunnel Arch you will hike 2.2 miles without stopping. This is the most exciting and adventurous part of the trail for those who enjoy carving their own routes through wild land. However, as open as this part of the trail is to your own interpretation, you will find plenty of obvious path blocking objects to keep you on a ‘rough’ trajectory."

"Take a day hike to see several of the Arches that most appeal to you–our favorites were Pine Tree Arch, Landscape Arch, and, of course, the famous Delicate Arch. Is this outdoor travel itinerary rushed?"

"It hasn’t exactly got a pine tree, but it’s still got a nice view through the arch. You’ll find this one at the beginning of the Devil’s Garden Trail."

"Make sure to plan accordingly because you do not want to miss Mesa Arch. Stop at the Visitor Center on your way in to pick up a map if you weren’t given one upon entry. Canyonlands has three distinct areas that you cannot access all at once because of the canyons (duh, right?). If you’re only in the area for a couple days, I suggest sticking to the Island in the Sky area to hit all of the main attractions."

"We started off the day with a full breakfast at House of Pancakes (bad idea – I was too full to hike!), then explored many of the viewpoints/short hikes to Sand Dune Arch, Landscape Arch, and Balanced Rock. We saved the hike to Delicate Arch for the next morning because I could not bear to see it up close on a cloudy day."

"Sand Dune Arch sits within the shadows of two large sandstone fins. The trail up to Sand Dune Arch becomes quite narrow for a few hundred yards, a small slot canyon. It continues past the arch for a little way before choking up and becoming impassable."

"Your first stop should be Sand Dune Arch, about a 10 minute walk from the parking lot. Hiking to Sand Dune Arch"