Milt’s Stop & Eat is everything one would expect from an American burger joint, but is leagues ahead of the big-name chains. This eatery has been in business since the fifties, and remains a charming spot from which to get simple food. The menu offers classics like burgers, hotdogs, sandwiches, fries, and tater tots.

There are few things more rewarding in life than a chocolate milkshake, loaded Cowboy Burger and basket of onion rings at Milt’s Stop & Eat after a long day of playing in the Moab desert. Found inside – Page 193Fifty - three miles south of Moab , the town of Monticello sits beneath the Abajo Mountains , which appear a somber blue when ... Restaurants Although 3.2 % beer and wine coolers are widely available in grocery and convenience stores ...

A few blocks away, just off Millcreek Drive, Milt’s Stop & Eat is one of those places that seems unchanged by time. It’s the oldest restaurant in Moab, dating back to 1954, and it still serves the same no-nonsense menu of burgers, fries, and milkshakes. On any given day, you’ll find both longtime locals and dusty road-trippers sitting at the picnic tables, making it one of the best places to get a real taste of Moab’s character.

After a long day in the Moab desert, Milt's Stop & Eat offers the ultimate reward: a loaded Cowboy Burger, crispy onion rings, and a rich chocolate milkshake. Operating since 1954 with its original Formica counters, this beloved spot has achieved cult status among locals and tourists alike. Everything from hand-cut fries to generously topped burgers ensures a delicious, nostalgic experience that feels like a step back in time.

Milt's Stop n Eat on 356 South Mill Creek Drive is a nostalgic, diner-esque eatery with all the classics — cheeseburgers, onion rings, melts and milkshakes. They even offer fun twists on old favorites, like chipotle-green chili fries, BBQ beef brisket fries, tater tots and signature burgers like the cowboy jalapeño burger or the bison burger. If milkshakes are not your dessert of choice, they also have sundaes and churros.

Although it would not normally be a celebration dinner destination, I was happy to try the burgers and shakes at Milt’s Stop and Eat after beers at the brewery. To provide an idea of Milt’s ambiance, orders are placed at an exterior walk-up window and then you wait at an outdoor picnic table for your name to be yelled when your food is ready. I had the Andes mint milkshake and a Hatch Green Chile cheeseburger.

A belovedroadside diner, Milt’s Stop & Eat, is the perfect spot for a delicious hamburger, homemade fries, and a creamy milkshake. If you want to take it to another level, try “Milt’s Mess”, a cheeseburger topped with chili, cheese, and onions on one of their freshly baked buns. Enjoy the retro diner feel inside or soak in some sunshine and fresh air with their outdoor seating option.

You have not experienced Moab to its entirety until you have been to Milt’s. Let's put it this way; there have been very few times that we have visited Moab without enjoying Milt's. From the small diner experience to the hand-ground beef and handmade milkshakes, it's one of the better places to visit in all of our favorite wheeling locations across the country.

Milt’s Stop & Eat is Moab’s oldest restaurant, as it opened during Moab’s uranium boom in the 1950s. Like Moab Diner, this restaurant’s aesthetics haven’t strayed too far from the original with its cute retro style. While the style has remained the same, the menu is updated and includes a few vegetarian options (quite the rarity when it comes to Moab).

This delicious drive-up stand has served locals and tourists for almost seventy years. Located just off the main road, Milt’s Stop and Eat offers delicious shakes, burgers, tater tots, and fries. Their peach and raspberry shakes are a nice way to cool down after a morning of adventure or a great way to start your afternoon!

Milt’s Stop and Eat is one of the best burger joints in the area. This restaurant is a drive-inn, so be prepared to either eat in your car or bring your food back to the hotel. (Or if the weather is nice, you can head to a nearby park.) In addition to their signature burgers, they also have over a dozen milkshake flavors.

Milt’s is the quintessential Moab dining experience, Milt’s Stop & Eat is an absolute must-visit. Established in 1954, this classic American diner serves up some of the best burgers, fries, and milkshakes in town. The retro vibe and friendly service make Milt’s a beloved local institution.

It was exactly the atmosphere we were looking for after a day of exploring Arches NP. Most of the seating is outdoors, but an employee announced that there were spots inside. It had gotten a bit chilly, so we headed in and sat at the bar. Travis ordered a bacon cheeseburger and tots.

For replenishing carbs after a long day outside, there’s no better place than Milt’s. You’ll pass this classic institution on your way back from the Slickrock Trail and Sand Flats camping area. Milt’s serves up a mean cheeseburger and the best milkshakes and fries in town.

After 70 years in the business of serving hungry travelers, it’s one of the must-try places here. You can expect big burgers, crispy fries, tots, and floats that can bring you back to life. Using local produce and hormone-free beef, Milts nails quality and quantity.

Milt’s has been around since 1954 and still resembles the typical American burger joint of that era. The menu includes burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, and fries. All the beef is grass-fed and hormone-free, or upgrade to buffalo to get a little taste of the West.

Website | 435.259.7424 | 356 S Mill Creek Dr, Moab, UT 84532. A beloved Moab 1950’s original drive inn, Milt's Stop & Eat is known for its classic American diner fare featuring burgers, hot dogs, sandwiches, milkshakes, and homemade pies.

Milt’s Stop & Eat is a great restaurant to eat at if you’re in the mood for some classic burgers. Think tasty milkshakes, fries, and burgers!. This is a super affordable restaurant to eat at compared to some other places on this list.

Milts has a special place in my heart, I love this restaurant. It’s located a little off Main street and in my opinion, is a hidden gem. I came here once after a long, packed day with adventure after adventure.

LONG-TIME FAVORITE • NO-FRILLS • FAMILY-FRIENDLY • LARGE MENU. A classic Moab staple, Milt’s is perfect for burgers + fries after a long hike or bike ride. They’re sometimes packed, but always fast!

Featuring grass-fed hormone-free beef burgers, fresh ground and hand-crafted. Just wait until you see the mouthwatering options served at this classic Moab spot. I dare you to only try them once!

For a good burger, stop by Moab’s oldest restaurant, Milt’s Stop & Eat. Opened in the 1950s, Milt’s serves local grass-fed beef and buffalo burgers as well as old fashioned malts.

This classic American diner serves grass-fed beef burgers, buffalo burgers, old-fashioned milkshakes, and more. Take them to go, or enjoy their shady, dog friendly picnic area.

Milt’s— A Moab staple famous for its burgers, fries and shakes, and our go-to quick meal out. Expect long lines during peak season, or be like a local and call ahead.

Enjoy our soft serve ice cream, shakes and old fashioned malts. Located on the way to the Slickrock Trail behind Dave's Corner Market. Take out and outside dining.

Zax at 96 S Main if you’re starving and up for a pizza buffet (honestly Zax is not that good IMO haha but some people love it so thought it was worth mentioning!)

Milt’s – A MUST TRY – this drive up window offers a few tables under big shady trees and there is a park close by to eat your great burger, shake and fries

Lunch: Milt’s Stop (American) & Eat Quesadilla Mobilla (Mexican food truck) or 98 Center (Asian) Dinner: El Charro Loco (Mexican) or Desert Bistro ($$$)

They are known for their hamburgers and milkshakes and we loved everything we ordered. We also found their prices very affordable!

Note that they use chicken stock in the rice at the Brewery. Eklectica is the best deal for a healthy breakfast.