Sunset Grill

Perched above Moab with panoramic red rock views, Sunset Grill offers families an upscale yet welcoming dining experience that feels special without being stuffy. The accommodating staff and dedicated kids menu make it easy to enjoy quality American steakhouse fare while little ones stay engaged watching the desert sky transform into brilliant oranges and purples during the magical sunset hours.

• ✓Breathtaking panoramic sunset views over Moab's red rock landscape
• ✓Historic mansion setting with unique architectural character
• ✓Accommodating staff experienced with families
• ✓Kids menu with quality options beyond typical chicken fingers
• ✓Outdoor viewing areas perfect for restless kids between courses

1. 1.Request a window table when making reservations to maximize the sunset views that make this dining experience truly memorable
2. 2.Arrive 15-20 minutes early to explore the historic building (a former uranium magnate's mansion) and enjoy the outdoor viewing areas before your meal
3. 3.Visit during the golden hour before sunset for the best lighting and most magical atmosphere - typically 6-7pm in summer, earlier in winter
4. 4.Pack crayons or quiet activities as service can be slower during peak times, though the views provide great entertainment
5. 5.Consider sharing entrees as portions are generous and the $$$ price point adds up quickly with a family

Visit during sunset hours (timing varies by season) for the full experience, ideally on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds. Spring and fall offer the most comfortable temperatures and spectacular desert light, while summer sunsets are latest and most dramatic.

With $$$ pricing, expect to spend $80-120+ for a family of four. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during Moab's peak tourist seasons (spring and fall). The location on Highway 191 has ample parking but requires a short drive from downtown Moab.

Open year-round, but sunset timing varies dramatically by season. Summer offers the latest sunsets (around 8:30pm) giving families more flexibility, while winter sunsets occur much earlier (around 5pm). Spring and fall are peak tourist seasons in Moab, so reservations are essential during these months.