Love Muffin Cafe

German chocolate muffin, black and white, and the chia pudding was fantastic. I bought the muffin to store for a little snack on some hikes we were doing throughout the park.
Although the service was ok the food was great!

Amazing place! Such good food and amazing ambiance. I got the veggie panini – avocado spread on point! Definitely recommend

This place was a quick breakfast stop for us as we were just passing through on our way back to Louisiana. The La Poutine was outstanding and the home made bread that another member of our party got was delicious.

This is a wonderful café! Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to breakfast and coffee here.
However I would suggest bringing your own to go mug. They don’t have sleeves for their hot drinks and even with some double cup action the coffee is a bit hot to hold.

I… Was not impressed with love muffin. Perhaps I missed out by not ordering their muffins, which I imagine were the specialty.
The food I think was somewhat overpriced — — I guess unless you go for lunch or something. $ 7 for a breakfast burrito, and $ 10 if you want enchilada sauce on it. I didn’t get enchilada sauce, and I did get a tiny bit of salsa /​Pico de gallo on the side. It was a little small for $ 7, but I guess it’s the tourist prices, so that’s fair enough.
The real disappointment was the coffee. I ordered a large. It was a mistake. The coffee was not delicious, and was not even halfway decent. I added a pile of half and half… And it… Well… It was not salvageable. Most of it rode in the car with me to canyonlands where I eventually threw it out.
Would not recommend. Not for coffee anyway.

It was Sunday so everything was packed. It wasn’t our first choice but they got us in and served us fast.
The black white latte was great.
Huevos rancheros was just ok. The sauce was good but it was a corn tortilla under an egg with a little beans and like a half tbs of cheese maximum. Not your normal dish and a little weak. Hubs got a chorizo burrito which he explained was «edible» and I felt it was very small for $ 7. They had cute baseball caps for sale but damn, $ 30 for a hat with their name on it! No thanks.

The place is very trendy and healthy. For a small town in the desert, it’s impressive.
The environment is pretty nice with contemporary art exhibit on the wall. Store is not big, with only 7 – 8 small tables, but quite clean. Modern and cozy.
What impressed me most is the choice of food. Very often in the mid-​US small town your only choice is traditional meals, but here they got nice menu of all healthy, fresh and organic food. Delicious too. And free fused water. It’s quite a pleasant surprise.

The breakfast burritos at the Love Muffin are the best. For $ 7, you get a belt stretcher sized offering that my wife and I split. It was fantastic, so much so we went back every morning of our 4 day stay in Moab.
And so did a lot of other people. Don’t let the line, which can go out the door, dissuade you. The counter staff is very efficient as is the kitchen.
I don’t think there is a better breakfast spot in town!

Love Muffin! They had really good muffins! The blueberry one with maple bacon or something? …mmmmm.
I had the Verde ($ 9) for breakfast… brisket, home fries, cheddar, two eggs, chile verde & pico. Delicious! Really good coffee drinks too.
The space is a bit small & cramped, with those chairs that make an ungodly loud noise when scooted. Friendly service, though.

The quinoa bowl was special
It was healthy, delicious and powered my legs across some steep stretches of canyonlands
Also got sandwiches to go and was stunned by the salted bread. Perfect for a long day on the trail
Lattes also the best I’ve had in town so far; good balance of espresso flavor. Their machine is a La Marzocco and they know how to use it.

Nice atmosphere and very relaxing. They bring out the food for you and tables are self served. We ordered the huevos rancheros and the veggie panini. Both were delicious. It wasn’t too heavy. There is a counter where you can get water and like water which was awesome. Would definitely come back again.

Cute place with lots of delicious offerings. We had the huevos rancheros and the veggie sandwich. Both were good. Lots of vegetarian and vegan options. And many different things on the menu to try.

Cute place. Order at the counter and your food is brought to your table.
The sandwiches are amazing. I had the Sunrise Panini and the Summer Love BLT.
The warm quinoa was tasty but not worth the price given the tiny portion. I was still hungry after finishing it so I ordered the Sunrise Panini to follow.
There was ample seating and the ladies’ bathroom was quite charming.

Their food is aight. But in a location like this, I’d say it’s above average.
The rooster breakfast burrito is pretty good. I also like to take out a box of salad for the long day ahead in arches nation park, because there won’t be any food places there.

First time visitor, certainly will be back when I next visit Moab. Friendly service and delicious food that really hit the spot.
We shared Carnitas and Bombero breakfast burritos (subbed in feta cheese instead of cheddar), as well as an almond raspberry muffin. All winners, and perfect for fueling an outdoor activities day.

Visited Moab at the end of August and the Summer Love BLT was truly my end of summer love. I think I made an audible «mmm» with every bite. The bacon on this sandwich was cooked to perfection, not too crispy and not underdone, justttt right! Such a cute and yummy place!

We opted out for Thanksgiving this year, going to Moab for some great, outdoor adventuring. But of course, we still needed to indulge in some great food. Here enters Love Muffin, the tasty sandwich place we went to three times over the course of the week. Now, I don’t typically return to the same restaurant while on vacation, but I had to make an exception for the Love Muffin. It’s not your ordinary sandwich joint. They have a great variety. The Banh Mi, for example, with its tender Vietnamese pork and spicy Sriracha sauce makes for unique and tasty lunch you can’t find elsewhere. You can’t go wrong with the Vesuvio or the Chipotle Turkey either. My mouth is watering just reminiscing. All of the ingredients used are fresh, and the service was quick and friendly.
In a place like Moab, Love Muffin is a gem. For a great day, call in early, grab some sandwiches to-​go, go off roading, then enjoy your picnic on some remote rock with an incredible desertscape to your back. Cheers!

We stopped in for breakfast during our recent visit to Moab. Although not quite out the door, there was a considerable line at 9AM. Apparently, this is considered a late breakfast as the early bird seems to get the worm. Or in this case, the waffles & muffins.
They were out of waffles and running really low on muffins. I was able to snag a doughnut muffin which was fresh & delish. My husband & I shared a Sunrise Panini with sausage, 2 eggs, pimento cheese, onion, tomato on herb focaccia. Yum! I don’t eat eggs and they were able to put the eggs on the side for my husband go enjoy. For drinks we had a coffee and a hot chocolate with whipped cream. We also ordered a Cuban sandwich to go. We snacked on that later in the day while touring Moab. It was very good with plenty of meat. But in hindsight, maybe we should have opted for a cold sandwich instead.
All in all, we enjoyed everything at the Love Muffin Café. Our total came out to about $ 21 and I found that to be very reasonable considering the food quality & location catering to many tourists.

Disappointed as when I walked in a little after 9AM, they had a huge line and only two muffins left in the case.
If your name has «muffin» in it, wouldn’t you try to make sure you had enough every day for the hours you were open?
The other types of breakfasts they seemed to offer did look really good though. Will have to stop back another time when I’m in the mood for a big breakfast.

What is the most popular breakfast spot in all of Moab? Well, that’s easy — Love Muffin Café! The line coming out of this café on a Sunday morning is a sight to be seen! As we waited in the line, we were like, «this better be good.» As one of the most vegan-​friendly establishments in town, Love Muffin is a local favorite.
Open only for breakfast and lunch, they have many vegan options such as warm quinoa, waffles, and tofu sandwiches. We placed our order and grabbed a table. As I enjoyed my kombucha, we talked about the day and how we’d further explore this little town. Inside the café, there’s a lot of energy, color, and artwork. It was a fun atmosphere.
After some time, myVeerrito finally arrived. This breakfast burrito filled with tofu, onions, spinach, chickpeas, poblano peppers, potatoes, and salsa, was pretty tasty! Of course, I added hot sauce. And for only $ 6, I really couldn’t complain.
But, even better was the vegan peanut butter muffin! Oh. my. god. This was good. I’ll take two next time.
Love Muffin — I love your vegan muffins! Good food and great prices. This will be my breakfast go-​to from now on!

Perfekt, um in Moab zu starten. Essen sehr lecker und auch preislich völlig in Ordnung…
Kommen gerne wieder.