Trailhead Public House and Eatery
Inside Arches National Park, a pulled beef burger topped with red onion, pickles, and peppers, served with fries at a rustic restaurant.
Colorful salad plate with greens, grilled meat, diced tomatoes, cucumbers, shredded cheese, and tortilla chips served at a park restaurant in Arches National Park

Trailhead Public House and Eatery

Food Drinks★★★★☆
Last Updated: February 2026

Overview

About This Establishment

In a historic 1886 building, Trailhead Public House and Eatery serves hearty American pub fare with a lively, airy vibe. The Wagyu Hometown Beef Burger delivers a juicy patty with Swiss and caramelized edges; the Arches Reuben brings warm, charred notes from house-made kraut and Trailhead sauce. Fish & Chips crackles with beer-battered cod and crisp fries; Bread Pudding comes warm with ice cream and sauce. Outdoor upstairs patio offers scenic downtown Moab views and dog-friendly seating.

At a Glance

Best For
Families with older kids Casual dinners after a day in Arches Group outings
Vibe
Casual Historic building Lively downtown Moab Airy and welcoming

What Makes It Special

Downtown Moab staple in a historic building with an elevated pub menu

Must-Try Items

Signature Dishes: Fish & Chips; Wagyu Burgers (Hometown Beef, Main Street Burger); Arches Reuben; Bread Pudding

Wagyu Burgers; Fish & Chips; Arches Reuben; Bread Pudding

Best Time to Visit

Lunch hours (11 AM–2 PM) are solid for freshness and lighter crowds; arrive before 6 PM to avoid peak crowds; weekends and peak season (March–October) are busier.

Tips & Advice

  • Takeout via QR code for quick pickup.
  • Try the Arches Reuben with Trailhead Sauce for a local twist.
  • Get the Bread Pudding warm with ice cream for dessert.

Skip If

Seekers of a quiet, upscale dining atmosphere

Family Info

Dog-friendly upstairs patio; casual environment; families with older kids fit well

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