Eat at Milt’s Stop & Eat
Food & DrinkEasySpringSummerFall
Savor a grass-fed buffalo burger and a hand-spun lavender milkshake at Moab’s oldest and most beloved retro drive-in.
Itinerary tips
- 1Place your order online through their website beforehand to bypass the long walk-up lines during peak lunch and dinner hours.
- 2Plan for at least 45 minutes to enjoy your meal, as seating is limited to outdoor picnic tables and a small vintage counter.
- 3Bring a light jacket if visiting for dinner in the spring or fall, as the outdoor seating area cools down quickly once the sun drops behind the red rocks.
- 4Park along the side streets nearby if the small gravel lot is full, as this is a popular neighborhood spot with limited onsite stalls.
- 5Order the 'Westerner' burger and a side of chili cheese fries to experience the local favorites that have defined the menu for decades.
- 6Keep your receipt if you plan to order a second milkshake, as it makes referencing your initial order faster during busy shifts.
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