DEER VALLEY & PARK CITY RESTAURANT FAVORITES  - Bookmark this page!

BREAKFAST / BRUNCH / LUNCH:

Atticus Coffee & Tea - unique coffee/teahouse and bookstore owned and operated by a young Park City couple. Try one of their famous "frosts" while browsing their books or surfing the net on their free wifi. Locals favorite. 

Deer Valley Grocery Cafe – Great brunch place and is very scenic. The view is gorgeous and a great option for a quick breakfast/brunch. They have grab and go options.

The Eating Establishment - As their sign says: Breakfast all Day.  Beloved by three generations locals and visitors alike.

Five5eeds – It’s a little dive not on Main Street, but a healthy lunch option and very good. A favorite spot for breakfast/brunch. Try the PC Superfood Grain Salad. It doesn’t disappoint.

Harvest – This is a tiny little place on Main and my favorite lunch spot, I almost go every day!

Kuchu Shabu – A local favorite at the base of the Canyons.

Murdock's Cafe' – Best go-to hot chocolate at base of the Canyons. Especially good after a ski day.

Squatters Roadhouse Grill – Worthwhile casual breakfast spot.

Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley - Skier’s lunch buffet is a must.  You can ski up or just go in regular clothes and drive there. They are also famous for their Sunday brunch.

Salt Box Eatery and Catering Kitchen - From the 'Riverhorse on Main' Chef & Team: Fresh & seasonal dishes. Patio open weather permitting.  Grab & go family meals as well as catering.  Located in Prospector Square area. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.

Silver Star – The best spot for lunch in the summer. Located at the base of Armstrong Trail. Start your day with a hike and end it with an outdoor lunch at Silver Star.  They often have live music on their patio.

The Bridge – All day breakfast spot, plus they have an outdoor patio. And lots of Gluten-Free options. A definite favorite.

Twisted Fern – A trendy place to grab lunch.

Vessel Kitchen – A counter-serve style cafe with lots of healthy seasonal meals. Another favorite for lunch. No view but the food is so good.

Cafe Zupus – A casual lunch spot for soups and salads.

Windy Ridge Café - Awesome patio and a great menu with lots of options. Casual comfort food. Including family meals to-go.

DINNER:

Bangkok Thai on Main - Located below Park City Hotel. Offers spiced-to-order dishes, a sizeable wine list and full bar with sake.

Chimayo - This Bill White restaurant features upscale southwestern fare and specializes in wild game.

El Chubasco - When locals want an affordable, fun, fresh, and filling Mexican fare, they head to El Chubasco for burritos, fajitas, tacos, and their world-famous salsa bar.

Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley - Several eating options here. Popular for lunch.

Fireside Dining – All meals are cooked over open fire & such a fun experience. Open in the winter months only.

Firewood on Main - Locally sourced ingredients, wood stove, extensive wine list, sensory experience.

Grappa – Best Italian in Park City. Located upside Main Street. Great food. Amazing patio – so even better in warmer months.

Grub Steak -  #1 Steakhouse in Utah .  A hidden gem in Park City. Live music on Fridays and Saturdays and is a local favorite.

Handle – American cuisine sourced locally. Small plates, fun cocktails. Whiskey special. Good for a casual lunch or a special dinner. Gluten-free options.

Hearth & Hill – Stylish family-run restaurant serving modern American and global food, and lots of vegan options. A Park City gathering spot. 

High West Distillery - Serving local, sustainable and organic food and award-winning spirits. The world’s only ski-in distillery and gastro-saloon is a must-visit  Sip responsibly.

Maxwells Pizza - Could be the best pizza in town, good pasta and fun place for drinks or family.

Pine Cone Ridge - Bill White's newest concept. Elevated contemporary American cuisine on historic Main Street.

Prime Steakhouse and Piano Bar - Best steak in town. Offers guests both formal and casual dining experiences.

Red Banjo Pizza - Hand-tossed  fresh-baked pizzas made daily from scratch. Fun vibrant atmosphere. Gluten free options. Elevated outdoor deck.

Riverhorse on Main - Classic American dining. Nationally recognized, award-winning. One of the oldest and most distinguished. Try the Halibut.

Salt Box Eatery and Catering Kitchen - From the 'Riverhorse on Main' Chef & Team: Fresh & seasonal dishes. Patio open weather permitting.  Grab & go family meals as well as catering.  Located in Prospector Square area. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily.

Shabu on Main  – "Freestyle Asian Cuisine" restaurant cooking up award winning dishes. Great sushi and a favorite!

Silver Star – Hidden gem, owned by Park City locals.

Szechwan Chinese Kitchen – Best Chinese take-out.

Versante Hearth + Bar – At the Peaks Hotel, another place with great Italian food.

Yuki Yami Sushi – Another great sushi spot.

501 on Main - Large selection of American Regional fare. Locally grown vegetables. Large selection of vegan, vegetarian and gluten free dishes. A staple in Park City’s historic district.

GLUTEN FREE:

Check out our Gluten Free page for additional options for those with a sensitivity to gluten or with celiac disease.

DRINKS:

Blind Dog Seafood & Raw Bar - A summer only spot. Great food and the patio is amazing! Daily happy hours. Extensive wine list.

Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive  - Two unique atmospheres located in one building, 21+ Bar.

Montage Deer Valley - Perched on Empire Pass, a beautiful spot to grab drinks.

No Name Saloon - Happening red-brick saloon with pub grub like bison burgers plus a robust beer & whiskey menu.

Owl Bar at Sundance Resort - Restored Butch Cassidy 1890’s bar. Creative cocktails, seasonal menu. Live music Fri & Sat.

The Spur Bar and Grill - A 21+ bar. Live music every night. Wings, burgers, and pizzas. No reservations.

ICE CREAM:

Java Cow Coffee & Ice Cream - Popular little spot in the heart of Main Street, with lots of options and 'trinkets'.

NOTE: The recommendations above are subject to change. Some locations have seasonal operating hours, and may be closed some days, so definitely check with the establishment directly to confirm they are open for business before heading over.