Wake Bake Cafe - Moab

We were in the Moab area for a few weeks and I work remote so I needed a place to work and found that the Wake Bake Cafe was one that was rated well for working. The first day I got there I sat out on the patio (it was a bit chilly so I kind of regret doing that) and enjoyed my day outside all day. Got myself some drinks mostly the first couple times I was there and then we did eventually get some food. I wasn't overly impressed with the food quality but it did fill our bellies enough! Both indoor and outdoor seating seem to be plentiful but parking is pretty limited in their parking lot so beware that you may have to park on the street and walk to the cafe. It is connected with another restaurant as well which doesn't help the parking situation either.

Had a simple after the long day ice creams here and were not disappointed in the quality of the ice cream, just the portion (our first visit) a very tightly controlled single scoop ball of ice cream offered in either a little styrofoam cup or a cone. Tastes of the huckleberry ice cream chocolate chip was excellent as well as the Baileys (terrific strawberry) and other flavors. Overall they have a about 12 flavors. Our first trip there just was not much ice cream for the money a 3 oz single scoop for $2.00. But the second trip was a more generous 3 Oz scoop that was really very good. 2 scoops cost $3.50. Service was friendly and there were many other items on the menu that I didn't try. They serve an OK breakfast on paper plates and also have pizza and burritos and other items on the menu. Nice casual inside sit down tables with door openings to the outside patio in front.

A little pricey but a good deal for a quick lunch on Main Street in Moab. We'd been here before and were less than impressed but their paninis this time were fresh and very tasty (if a little small and their handmade potato chips are delicious crunchy and full of flavor. I subbed a side salad for the chips and it was so refreshing mixed greens (no iceberg! and a divine house miso dressing that was perfect for it. You order at the counter and bus your own dishes there are plenty of tables and you can see the cook making your food right behind the counter. Good, friendly service. Ice cream scoops are $1 and I loved mine but my husband's was badly freezer burned...bummer. The restaurant is clean but the restrooms are in need of some care a little lacking on the details at Wake Bake but we were satisfied with our lunch there.

This place sucks. It's just an extension of Eddie mcstiffs which isn't that great. Atmosphere is not a coffee shop it's a restaurant and the americano tasted like cheap drip coffee.

A nice little place, kind of hidden but worth the find. It is inside another restaurant space but they have indoor and outdoor seating with misters. I ordered the Monte Cristo which was yummy and large enough to split. Also ordered a cold Chai drink-forget the name Chaigasm??-BUT so delicious! I would seek that out again on a return visit. Wait staff was very friendly