Woody's Tavern - Carta

The bartender was incredibly friendly and helpful. I had the crispiest beer I've ever tasted, and the popcorn was delightful. What more could you ask for in life?

One of, if not, the only bar open late on Saturday. Although I didn’t order food I saw that they served food late which is a big plus. Very cool place with lots to do and the staff is great

A genuine dive bar—it's unrefined and straightforward. There are no gimmicks or fancy views here; just good drinks, a bustling crowd, loud music, and some not-so-great karaoke singing. It's all part of the fun! Ver carta

I haven't had the chance to visit this restaurant, but I felt compelled to comment on the phrase "world famous." It's rather funny, as I doubt many people outside of Moab would have heard of it. I certainly hadn't before!

This place definitely deserves 5 stars! Unlike other lackluster establishments in Moab, it's open past 10 PM. They offer affordable and delicious food, as well as inexpensive beer in an otherwise pricey town. What’s not to love?

I came here for drinks, and unfortunately, my experience was disappointing. Stella was quite rude and disrespectful, even making the wrong drinks for us and charging us extra. This was the worst bar experience I've had, and I definitely cannot recommend it. Stella really made us feel uncomfortable. Ver carta

I had a fantastic time, although my visit was brief. The bartender who prepared our drinks did an incredible job—each cocktail we had was among the best we've ever tasted! I will definitely return when the female bartender is on duty. However, it’s worth giving it another shot regardless! The atmosphere was a bit chilly, and I wished I could have stayed longer to enjoy the live band performance. Overall, it was a great experience!

At Woody's Tavern, we enjoyed two fantastic local beers: Cutthroat Ale and Polygamy Porter. While Woody's is typically regarded as a dive bar, during a midweek visit in the late afternoon, it felt more like a family restaurant, thanks to the warm sunlight pouring through its large windows, giving it a cozy atmosphere that mimicked a dive bar's decor. The only staff member on duty was a busy bartender, who was pleasant enough but not overly friendly as she served us some delicious hot wings and some nachos that were decent but nothing to write home about. We have no doubt that this place has a vibrant life well after the sun goes down.

We traveled all the way from Germany and ended up making an unplanned stop at this pub after finishing our hike in Bryce Canyon. Since we were heading to Moab for Arches and then on to Canyonlands, we decided to grab a few beers—and ended up spending 9 hours there! We met a fantastic mix of people, and the diversity in the place was truly beautiful. You could find individuals of all skin colors, sexual orientations, religions, languages, political beliefs, and styles—all enjoying each other's company and having a great time together. That's how I would describe the USA to any German who asks me. Keep up the great work, everyone, and have an amazing time! Ver carta