Sweet Cravings Bakery + Bistro

This is an excellent little ma and pa shop. The first time we went here we didn’t know what to get. The kind lady at the counter made some excellent suggestions. We had an omelette and biscuits with gravy. We also ordered sandwiches to go for our lunch. They were amazing even four hours later.
This is a nice little diner that you should go to for good breakfast and lunch. We will be going back.

Deathly slow and disorganized.
Could have been served and eaten 3 times at Eleckicafe by now.

Travelling from SLC to Moab we passed through a town called Helper where we were recommended to eat at Sweet Cravings. Being told they had «the best sandwiches I’ve ever tasted». The claim was absolutely true. Greeted by friendly faces and a big menu we made our order of sandwiches. The chefs spicy had a generous amount of roast beef, cheese, capsicum and a sauce. All on a tasty toasted bread. It was full of flavour and quite filling. The baked potato salad and sweet cake came with it, delicious additions.

Great local place for coffee, sweets or lunch. We stopped by for a coffee and snack but sandwiches looked so good we ended up having lunch. I tried the ham and Brie sandwich, grilled. It was warm, buttery and delicious. It came with a side… I tried the bacon potato salad that was delicious. It also came with a bite of dessert… a delicious key lime pie with coconut. Yum! Service was super friendly and accommodating.

We really enjoyed breakfast, so much that we returned the next day. We also chose to order the lunch to go, which was delicious. We had the Cuban sandwich, a turkey wrap and chips. For breakfast I had the pipe dream sandwich which was a Panini with scrambled egg and avocado. It was fantastic. We had a bagel sandwich with bacon egg and cheese and that was also excellent. We got a free sample of the monkey bread which was really good. It would make a great breakfast dessert.
Finally on day two, we had the whole week croissant with egg, tomato and spinach which was good but a bit messy. One person in our party lost a big piece of their scrambled eggs. A tip is to cook the scrambled eggs like a patty, so that they don’t all fall out of the sandwich. The store has a lot of cute gift items for sale on display. It was a very pleasant experience and the proprietors were very friendly and gave us a tip on where to go for our sightseeing. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

We stopped to pick up a box lunch to take with us into the national park, since there is no food available in the park. We found a great selection of wraps, sandwiches and desserts along with a very knowledgable, helpful and friendly staff.
It was very clean and orderly also.
Definetly give them try, we’ll be back.

A practical spot for a quick breakfast or buying lunch to take to your activities.
Sandwiches come with a cookie and chips. Everything tasted decent or better except I wasn’t a huge fan of the whole wheat croissant.
Staff was very nice and food came out quickly.

This is a must-​try of Moab. Owned and run by a sweet older couple, it’s like going to grandma and grandpas house, but with amazing desserts, lemonade, breakfast and lunch sandwiches, and without the weird doll collection and potpourri!
The atmosphere is casual but warming. They are only open morning and early afternoon, so stop in for breakfast, brunch, or lunch.

Our family of six had plenty to choose from. From breakfast burritos to French toast, we enjoyed it all. One son appreciated the home-​made strawberry jam. It reminded him of his grandma’s.
I loved the sweet music in the background and all the crafty art that decorated the dining area.
We left with full tummies and a backpack filled with monkey bread, lemon bars and cookies! We are ready to conquer Arches now!

Was looking for a quick sandwich, nothing too fancy, and this place was perfect. So many special sandwiches, and tons of options when building your own, i.e. several bread options, many sauces. so you can get a little crazy with it if you want! I built my own with turkey, lettuce, provolone, mayo, and the cranberry — jalapeño sauce (try it, its awesome!). I was in the mood for a basic sandwich but with quality, and what i got was solid! sourdough bread was tasty, turkey was super fresh, and loved the sauce. came with their applesauce too which was nice and refreshing, oh and the iced coffee!
Cute place inside, pretty open feeling, and the woman who took my order (I think maybe the owner?) was very friendly!

Based on our breakfast burritos, I am baffled at such a good rating. Apparently we ordered wrong? Skip the burritos and go for whatever these 5* people had. This is a place to grab a quick meal to go, if anything.
The burritos (crave & veggie) were at best average. They use whole pieces of dried rosemary on the potatoes they use inside the burrito, which ends up giving the whole thing a very strong, almost medicinal flavor… and I love rosemary. Fresh would have made a big difference. The house-​made salsa in there simply isn’t good; they should go back to the drawing board on that one. I don’t really know what else to say, other than skip the burritos. Maybe go for one of the huge-​ass cookies? Those looked good.
Inside is… odd. Felt like it was decorated with a $ 200 Interior Decorators budget. We opted for take-​out and sat in the car.

I went here for the hot turkey sandwich — I forget what it’s called now but it has turkey, a cranberry-​jalapeño spread and cream cheese. It was freaking amazing.
I also tried their raspberry white chocolate scone which was bland, and a home made macaroon which I wasn’t a fan of either. I also got a piece of their coconut bread and it tasted like cake.
The people at the front were so helpful and friendly and gave me a discount for talking about how I found them on Unilocal.That was super nice and unexpected.
With my sandwich I got the coleslaw which I’m not a fan of in general but I had heard great things about theirs and LOVED IT. Seriously, who loves coleslaw?!
My sandwich also came with a cookie. I can’t wait to go back here and just hope I can get myself to branch out and try other things besides that sandwich because it was to die for!

We needed somewhere to get a quick breakfast before hitting up Arches national park and I didn’t want fast food or horrible motel six food. We drove around Moab a bit and chose this place. It was GREAT the menu had a ton of choices and I went for a sausage egg and cheese with Brie, red onion and avocado on sourdough bread. It was absolutely delicious.
We loved it so much we went back for lunch. I ordered a grilled cheese with potato chips cooked into it. It was delicious but really thin for ten dollars
Overall, I really recommend this place if you are in Moab.