Wicked Brew
1146 South HWY 191, Moab, UT, 84532
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Address :
1146 South HWY 191
Moab, UT, 84532 - Phone (435) 259-0021
- Website https://www.wickedbrewcoffee.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :6:00 am - 2:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Wi-Fi : No
Good for Working : No
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G P.
We stopped here when our car broke down after the long drive from Colorado, and we left our car at the auto shop next door. The coffee here was surprisingly great, and I am quite picky. Cherry on top is that the decaf is water processed and delicious. This is one of the best mocha lattes I've had, and it definitely made my day better than how it started. Went back for another one the next day!
(5)Mike D.
I love me some good coffee and this is some good coffee. Highly recommended when you're traveling through Moab.
(5)Emmett F.
Nice people with fast, hot coffee, what's not to like?
(4)Julianne W.
This is the best local coffee shop I've tried in forever! They have consistently great coffee & espresso and the staff is great. I like to support local businesses and this little red shop has been in business for 12 years, according to the Owner who is right there working her shop. They moved south of town due to their location being sold by the owner for another big hotel. It's worth driving the 1 mile south to score excellent drinks and homemade pumpkin bread! Five stars!
(5)Matt H.
A pleasant place for locals and travelers. The barista was polite, fun, and cute with a 50's pin-up flair. I got a dark brewed coffee and it came with a chocolate coffee bean on top. The coffee was not to the temp that I prefer for hot coffee, but the flavor of the coffee was spot on. It was a great way to start my morning trek back to Bayfield, CO. I will come back again.
(4)KariDe L.
Yumski!
(5)Karen H.
Whenever we're in Moab, UT, we make a special trip to this drive up coffee shop.. Hey guys at the WB, do not pay any attention to the "coffee snob" review in 2011. We've been patronizing your place for over 3-4 years, and it totally "rocks" every time. We like the one guy who likes to say "Hey, man", "sure man", very cool. and of course, the chocolate covered coffee bean.. As for that old "high horse" reviewer who "admits i'm a coffee snob"? Life is too short hon... Better stop ticking off the "baristas of America" before you get something brown in your coffee that "LOOKS" like a "chocolate covered coffee bean"..
(5)Whitney K.
Best lattes in town!!!!! All of the Baristas know what they're doing! :) I get coffee here at least 3 times a week and its always amazing!! AND they have a punch card so for people like me who go there frequently it helps to get a free coffee every now and again!
(5)Jessica M.
Stopped by this place on our way through town per reviews online and was not disappointed! Up until that point we had a hard time finding a good, strong coffee in Utah that wasn't overly sweet. I loved their options for drinks and the stickers they placed on the cups to keep it warm! Great service and great coffee!
(5)Larry H.
The only drive thru coffee shop in Moab. These guys are awesome. Great coffee and great folks! Best Americanos and Lattes in town.
(5)Angela L.
Excellent coffee, drive-thru, service, and stickers. Their specialty drinks are great and nothing is overly sweetened.
(5)Alexis E.
My family and I were traveling and I am HUGE on my coffee, but I often find myself disappointed because I cannot stand Starbucks and there's really a lot of other coffee houses that just don't know what they are doing when it comes to coffee. NOT THIS PLACE :D I was SO happy that they had a friendly staff and their coffee rocked my socks off! Great taste and they do a great latte! It might throw you for a loop because of its location, but this place packs a lot of punch in their drinks and I just had to get a sticker as a little souvenir :) Thanks for the fantastic coffee guys and keep it up
(5)Guinevere S.
My friend from Jeep_Freeks raves about the coffee from here. So I had to try and wasn't disappointed... Definitely stop in and grab their crazy coffee concoctions, deeeeelicious
(5)Naomi P.
Mmmm the Spicy Island is a must! Stop for your caffeine addiction and the sheer cuteness of this establishment:)
(5)Bianca K.
Delicious coffee! These guys know how to get it right! Visited four times during our stay in Moab to get our caffeine fix prior to hiking and every day was delicious! The avalanche was super sweet but delicious and their regular lattes were tasty too! Cute little stickers over the sipping spout. Ensured no one got doused in hot coffee prior to sipping down and they even had thanksgiving themed ones in honor of the time of year. Don't go anywhere else in Moab for your coffee... This is the best!!
(5)Chris R.
You know this place is a dive the second you pull up but the coffee was fantastic. Menu is Starbucks-esque, priced better and equally as delicious. Great way to start a big day of hiking and exploring the nearby National Parks.
(4)Sarah O.
Best coffee in town. Awesome coffee and great service. Best place to grab a coffee before you hit the trail or get a smoothie to cool you down. Family owned, sustainably grown, and the fresh baked goods are bomb! Don't miss this spot!
(5)Suzanne L.
This drive through coffee shack is as good at it gets. I am really picky about coffee and Wicked Brew has exceeded my expectations every time. They use a locally roasted Utah coffee, Cafe Ibis. This is my favorite bean. Then they just do a really good job with expresso drinks. I've had a nonfat latte as well as an americano and both were excellent. Definitely my favorite coffee in Moab when on the go.
(5)Steven K.
So, you know, I am big on my coffee, espresso to be exact. I'm not an expert by far, but at least I try to understand what it takes to extract the essence of the coffee from a handful of ground beans. I tried a couple other places in town, and really, unless I'm mistaken, this is the place for espresso-based coffee. Let me explain a bit more. It's easy to pull a shot, and cover a bad shot with sugary flavorings, well, then again, I've been places where they couldn't do that even. So, if you want to taste espresso, do it without the sugar and without the milk. If you're still not there without the milk, then go for it. But learn to taste the coffee. Watch how the kid behind the counter makes the drink. Watch the brew pour out of the machine. Does it run out like brown water or does it take its slow rich time? If it runs like water, run, and run fast, it will be a waste of your money. Wicked, did a good job. I forgot to ask where they get their beans, but they were good. I had a latte so I can't describe the flavors in the shot, but the latte was good. The little bean on top was a cute addition. Wicked is in a parking lot, with some chairs under a tree, where the locals hang with the baristas. It's not in a fancy shop, but there's some personality to go with your latte.
(4)Scott S.
Amazing Coffee and cheaper than Love Muffin. There is a walk up window on the backside of the drive-thru. The Zucchini bread was delightful too.
(5)J Y.
This is my favorite Coffee in Moab. I love the humor. Anyone familiar with Utah culture ("coffee is the devil's brew" as the Mormons say), will get the joke. You can bike up, walk up, drive up. They don't care. They even sell cute stickers to advertise that you are a "sinner" too. Cheers!
(5)Dr. K.
Okay, I don't get it. I got an americano and my wife got a latte. Both tasted like watered-down Folgers. We were sent here by a local, so I guess this is "good coffee" in Moab, but I just don't see how it gets such good reviews on yelp. I don't go to Starbucks, and ever since Pete's sold out and started making poor-quality coffee I don't go there either, but serious...I brew better coffee on my Coleman camping coffee maker than what I got at Wicked Coffee.
(2)S W.
A couple of years back I made Moab my place of residence for about two months while working on a film. Wicked Brew became a regular stopping place for me and my GSD. I still wear the t-shirt that I bought and constantly get asked about it. The coffee and espresso drinks always tasted great, the muffins or breads offered were fresh and the correct serving size. Staff was friendly and it was never too crowded. I liked the option of driving thru or walking up and they were always asking about my dog when he was not with me. If you are going to visit Moab and enjoy the wonderful array of activities then I recommend you make Wicked Brew a part of your morning routine.
(4)Libra J.
Mmmmm after a 12 oz cup of wicked brew's house blend with a chocolate covered espresso bean on top I was ready to tackle the Courthouse in Arches National Park. Sipped outside the booth for a while chatting with a local. You know that where the local gets his Sunday morning coffee is the place to go! Local recommended the bakery across the street too! Bottom line: Excellent, efficient, quality espresso in the middle of the desert.
(5)Spider W.
Very average - Americano tasted just like coffee. Not bad coffee, just didn't taste like espresso. If you want real espresso, skip it. Based on the reviews, this was a bit of a let down for me.
(2)Steve A.
I don't understand why my cup of regular coffee took 15 minutes. There were 2 people in front of me. wtf?
(2)Leslie G.
Drive up coffee spot with outside seating and good location for watching the hustle and bustle of downtown. Good lattes and excellent smoothies! Pear peach and blueberry banana. Yummy.
(5)Mary F.
Delicious, cold brewed coffee at 6am in my to-go cup so we could head right out on the road. It was probably the only place open and the coffee was great. I asked for cream and sugar and they mixed it in for me just right, not too sweet. Its humble exterior might suprise you. Just wish they sold breakfast tacos or savory pastry.
(4)Juliann P.
Michelle whipped up an awesome apricot-peach-berry smoothie for me and had dog bones for my pooches. She had lotsa local knowledge about dog-friendly hiking trails too!
(5)Amber B.
On our way out of Moab, we stopped at this little drive-thru/walk-up coffee shop located right along the main road. Both of our drinks were great, the staff was friendly and gave good recommendations. There was a slight mishap with our bill, but after we pointed it out, the staff was apologetic and changed it right away. This place is a must if you find yourself in Moab in the early morning!
(4)Marsha T.
Okay .... I admit I'm a coffee snob, actually more of an espresso snob and I don't know why I even bother to spend my money time and time again on " trying to find good espresso " on the road. * But * I fell for the advertising. I'm in Moab at least twice a year and have tried all the coffee places except the drive up Wicked Brew. The ad showed a traditional cappuccino with latte art and made claims of being really good or something like that. Really... if that is what most people think is good ... Well I would NEVER drink coffee again. The somewhat cocky but nice" barista " assured me it was a real cappuccino , a good one. Hmmmm......it was grossly bitter, over extracted burnt espresso and scorched ( he actually steamed the milk 3 times ) bubble bath milk foam. One of the worst I have ever tasted. Threw it all away. The chocolate covered bean was good..... Just being honest. Back to my camping espresso pot. The one star is for the chocolate covered bean.
(1)Dan B.
Great coffee place. They know how to make a good cap and a "dirty" chai...that's chai with a shot of espresso.
(4)Nick F.
The coffee was great and the chocolate covered espresso bean on the lid was a nice touch. You can drive up to it on one side or walk up to the other.
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