Latest reviews from Park City
| 74 /100 250 MAIN ST “Visited February 2022.
In downtown, so be prepared to deal with crowds if you're here in the winter. Two levels and a decent sized place overall. We were able to get a couple seats at the bar, though.
They had a pretty extensive list of beers available and they do flights as well as full and half pours, so you can make your way through the beers if you so desire. You can also get cocktails.
We didn't eat here either, but food looked similar to Squatters where we had lunch (not surprising) and was just kind of your standard brewpub fare.
Worth a stop for the ticks, but their beer isn't amazing.“ |
| 72 /100 703 PARK AVENEUE “Visited February 2022.
Absolutely packed when we walked by, but threw our names down and went to check out some other stuff in downtown. It wasn't actually too long to get in. I think they quoted us over an hour and it ended up being about 30-40 minutes. Everything's coming up Millhouse.
The place itself is very cool. Definitely has that old west saloon vibe from the outside, but inside it's quite nice with hardwood everything and a nice big bar and dining room.
First and foremost, this is a whiskey place (duh) and restaurant, not a beer bar. That said, they had some ticks from Utah breweries, but more in the bottles/cans. The draft stuff was like national brands. I ended up getting a bottle of a double IPA from a brewery I hadn't tried before (Templin Family).
We had eaten not too long before and already had other plans for dinner, so we didn't eat, but the food looked really excellent.
The service was okay. The waitstaff seemed to be a bit overworked and the place was completely packed, so I don't really fault them for not fawning over a small group just ordering a round or two of drinks.
Definitely a cool place, but I wouldn't go here looking for a great beer experience. So, a bit hard to score on a beer rating website.“ |
| 68 /100 No Name Saloon (Bar) 447 MAIN ST “Visited February 2022.
This place feels like a tourist trap, but I guess everything in downtown Park City does. Not too far from High West, this place definitely leans into the old west saloon sort of decor, but also like...sports bar? I dunno, kind of weird and super packed.
Found a spot at the back of the bar on the way to the bathrooms. The beer selection was at least interesting for a visit as it's mostly or all Utah stuff. I grabbed a glass of a tick from a brewery I remembered liking on my last visit to Utah. It was fine as was the service.
It just wasn't really my sort of vibe with how packed and loud and busy it was. I guess if you're into a bit more of a party atmosphere, it might be for you.“ |
| 80 /100 1755 BONANZA DRIVE UNIT C “Visited 2022.
In a little business park not too far from Squatters Road House. Pretty unassuming from the outside--just a cinder block looking building. Inside they have a pretty modern, minimalist design. A fridge with some cans to go when you walk in and then the bar.
They don't do food, but do have some snacks like chips and whatnot. The beer list is kind of a mix of German styles and hoppy beers, though they did have one fruited sour beer as well. The beers here were generally pretty good--my favorite place in the area for sure.
Unfortunately this is another place that doesn't do tasters/flights, but they do offer half pours at least. Prices are pretty reasonable, especially for a tourist area like Park City.
Would definitely recommend stopping here if you're in the Park City area.“ |
| 70 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Visited February 2022.
Just a bit north of the main downtown Park City area. We stopped here and had lunch before checking out the downtown area. I had a burger, which was pretty good.
The beers here are a mix of Squatters and Wasatch as they're part of the same parent brand. Their beer is okay, but honestly wasn't really impressed by the new beers that I tried and the couple that were repeats for me. I didn't really explore the bottle/can offerings, but they do exist.
Our bartender was really good and the guy sitting next to us was a regular who seemed very friendly. Had a good experience overall.
The place is okay, but the beer isn't that great.“ |
| 70 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “Visited February 2022.
Inside a shopping center just off the highway, so pretty easy to get to. We found a spot just across the driveway, so pretty convenient.
They have the restaurant side and the pub/bar side. We had just eaten at Red Iguana, so opted for the bar side. The beer list was surprisingly similar to my recollection of going to the downtown pub on my previous visit to Utah about 7-8 years ago.
The beers here are just okay. I guess they're pretty safe bets as nothing is really bad, but nothing is going to blow you away. They have some bottles here as well as the drafts, but just be aware of the different laws regarding what you can drink there vs. takeaway.
Our bartender was really personable and friendly. He kept my wife's Diet Coke filled and was good at checking in on us.“ |
| 46 /100 1764 UINTA WAY UNIT D3 “Located in Kimball Junction shopping area. Nice big place with a small patio, a nice view of the mountains. A small food menu that looked good but we didn't eat. They have a small brewery for test batches (The Lab). The other beers are brewed at Uinta Brewing.
The waiter was upset that we were only having one beer without ordering food. We were told we could do this by the guy at the front and I've been told by other places that this was legal. But he still got pissed off. I probably won't be coming back.“ |
| 78 /100 250 MAIN ST “On one of the main streets in town. Lots of parking lots around, so no problem there. Crowded on a weekday afternoon. Nice covered patio. Two level restaurant with a large bar on one side. Beers were tasty and there was a good variety of styles. Food was above average pub grub. Worth a stop.“ |
| 72 /100 1755 BONANZA DRIVE UNIT C “Nice little tap room. A few chairs at the bar, tables scattered around the seating area. Clean and friendly. No food, a few snacks. The beer is good and clean. No flights but they do half pours. Good prices for PC.“ |
| 84 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “We stopped by for a late lunch/early dinner. Staffing shortages are definitely the news of the day in the hospitality industry, and I really understand. We almost got turned away due to a shortage of staff in the kitchen, but the manager on duty decided that as long as we spent some time on our beer before ordering any food, they could accommodate us (a fine plan, if you ask me). Tap and bottle lists were long and had lots of variety. I ended up having two beers, and both were good to great. As we drank our beers, though, the new kitchen staff largely didn't show up, either, so we ended up only being able to put together a meal from the appetizers menu before they ended up closing early. But those were some good appetizers. The fried pickles were alright (more batter than pickle), but the bruschetta (something I would never order on my own) was amazing. I also tried a few of the sweet potato fries, and those were quite tasty as well. Despite the kitchen staffing shortage, the front-of-the-house staff members who were there were very helpful, friendly, and accommodating the whole time. I definitely would come back and try an entrée here if I found myself in Park City again (along with more bruschetta).“ |
| 70 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Stopped in for lunch/breakfast on our first full day in Park City. Beer menu looked pretty solid given the restrictions they have to work with in the state. Only had one beer, but I enjoyed it. They had a decent amount of vegetarian options on the menu; I went with the veggie burger, and it was decent, not great. Also tried the brussels sprouts, which I think just had too much sauce (a rare criticism coming from me). Wouldn't mind going again were I ever in Park City.“ |
| 78 /100 250 MAIN ST “Located in downtown Main Street Park City. There is a pay parking lot next to the building. It is right at the top of the street. Surprisingly not too busy on a Sunday late morning, but it was off season. We sat at the bar and didn’t order any food. They had a few TVs over the bar. A pretty good selection of regular drafts and seasonals plus some cans. I had a winter spiced ale and coffee schwarzbier. Nothing too special but above average. A friendly place, certainly worth a stop.“ |
| 76 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “Nice stop in Park City, located in a large shopping center. Parking was a little tight on a Saturday afternoon. They have outdoor and indoor seating. Solid beer list and they have some higher gravity beers in cans too. I had a rye pale ale and a can of their pastry stout, both were great. Food menu is large and diverse, pretty much anything you could want. And they have brunch too. I had the chicken pot pie, which was a little salty but still good. Worth a stop.“ |
| 76 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Visited during the off season so it was fairly empty on an early Friday afternoon. Waiter was a bit awkward but at least friendly. Beer menu was a bit difficult to figure out, as the qr code menu only listed their regular beers. They did have a list of specials, although it turned out some of them were actually Wasatch beers (and it wasn’t specified) and they also had a beer on that wasn’t listed anywhere. But anyway, the beer is good, standard low grav 5% offerings. I thought the food menu was the best of the 3 Park City brewpubs. Hummus plate was great and my Thai curry was delicious! Highly recommend the latter. It’s a solid stop for sure, definitely try to stop for food too.“ |
| 54 /100 Utah State Liquor Warehouse Store #34 - Park City (Beer Store) 1901 SIDEWINDER DRIVE “This is a warehouse for the local bars and restaurants. I don't know if its because of the china virus, but they won't allow you to look around. They met me at the door and I had to give them my order. According to the DABC app, this store has a some of harder to find beers/liquor that other state stores don't have in stock. Good, friendly service though.“ |
| 70 /100 703 PARK AVENEUE “I really like High West whiskies so this stop was a given for me. Cool looking saloon with excellent drinks. Too bad the bartender were pretty arrogant which lowered the score a lot, other than that - sweet spot.“ |
| 66 /100 738 MAIN ST. “Located in the old part of town at the bottom of the Town Lift. Large selection of Utah beers on draft (which means less than 4% abv!) and a 30+ bottled beers. Service was somewhat indifferent. I had to ask for a glass for my bottle of stout and then was given a pint style glass out of the freezer, which was too bad, because it was a very nice stout but served way too cold.“ |
| 56 /100 Smith’s (Grocery Store) 1725 UINTA WAY “Make your own 6 pack for a decent price. They have a few bombers along with 6 & 12 packs. 4%abv limit on alcohol from a grocery store but they have a good variety of stuff.“ |
| 66 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Bar/ restaurant style in Park City. Food and service was excellent, knowledgable about the beers and just right amount of attention. Beer is just okay, but impact of Utah 4% limit has a big impact. Worth a stop while in town, but I would not go out of way to visit.“ |
| 74 /100 250 MAIN ST “Nice mountain town brewhouse feel. Service was good until they got busy, then we did not see our waiter for a while. Barkeep was knowledgable and very nice. About 10-15 taps of their beers, plus bottle of both Wasatch and Squatters. Bottles of both for sale. Only got an appetizer, but was very good. Prices were a bit high for a brewhouse, but not unexpected given a mountain town. Very enjoyable, proper glassware, and very enjoyable beer.“ |
| 70 /100 250 MAIN ST “Located at the "end of" downtown, in a sense. Quite honestly, High West wasn’t open, so this was our fall back. However, visiting before skiing season had its perks. The place was pretty damn dead when we visited. The selection was decent. They seemed to have a nice assortment, but I’m just not blown away with the Utah beer scene as a whole, but they do well with what they have. The service was nice, and the food was quite mediocre. All in all, I can see how after a nice day, hitting the slopes, how this would do the trick, but the food in Park City leaves a lot to be desired, but the beer is decent.“ |
| 72 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “Beer was better than expected.“ |
| 62 /100 Utah State Liquor Store #38 - Park City (Beer Store) 1550 SNOWCREEK DR “In the parking lot of the Market grocery store. It is hidden from the main road. A good selection of beer compared to most of the smaller state stores.“ |
| 68 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “A nice place just outside of downtown Park City. Good beer, food and service.“ |
| 84 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “finally some excellent beer in Utah, food was good. Much better bottled beer than anything I had at Wasatch or Squatters in Park City. I had the imperial stout, the double IPA, and the Saison. I wish I had known about this at the beginning of my week rather than the last night. I had also sampled beers from Epic and these were better.“ |
| 72 /100 250 MAIN ST “This brewery features bars on two levels in a building featuring the cool although common exposed wood structure. There are always a dozen or so brews on tap, and the stronger bottled beers are also available. Some are very good, none are terrible. Squatters’ stuff is available too, trying to figure the connection. Recently the server comped me a sample of a jalapeno beer. Very interesting. Locals say it is expensive, but if you are from back east there is no shock here. The place is variously described as a cantina, and features that type of food and usual pub fare. A must for out of town skiers, although other brewpubs are in town.“ |
| 58 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “I would concur with other reviewers this place has pretty ho hum food and the beer selection, sadly, is not the best that Squatters has to offer.“ |
| 60 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Located along the highway on the way into Park city, this has a rustic cabin feel. Of course the large logos of their beers in the walls is off putting making it feel more like a corporate exercise than a genuine neighborhood gathering spot. They had 9-10 on tap and 10-12 in bottle which are solid but typically not amazing. The food was solidly in the fair to middling range. Can’t say it was a particularly memorable experience.“ |
| 60 /100 Utah State Liquor Store #38 - Park City (Beer Store) 1550 SNOWCREEK DR “Located in a shopping center behind a convenience store. Like a lot of Park City things can be well hidden here. It’s one of the larger stores so they have one of the bigger beer selections for Utah liquor stores but the larger stores tend to have the same selections the Utah beers are very reasonably priced, the others not so much. It’s about the best you can find around here.“ |
| 76 /100 250 MAIN ST “Park City pricey, but a place to get a beer and feel like a normal person among the fur wearing shoppers.“ |
| 48 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Poor draft selection for a place affiliated with a brewery. All of their good beers are overpriced bottles that you can get for half the price at retail. Good restaurant, but its supposed to be more than that.“ |
| 58 /100 250 MAIN ST “A nice brewpub with a ski lodge feel. Was musky and old feeling inside. Didn’t try the food. Good service.“ |
| 68 /100 250 MAIN ST “Brewpub set up in a chalet type structure which given it’s location makes sense. They had 10 different beers on tap and some of their bigger beers available by bottle. Most of the beers are blah except the pumpkin and jalapeño cream are fantastic. The food was quite tasty as well. The prices are a bit steep for the samplers but overall it’s about as good as you’re going to find in Utah given their stupid beer laws.“ |
| 72 /100 250 MAIN ST “Park city ski lodge atmosphere. Decent food and brews. Mostly friendly service. Definitely worth a visit.“ |
| 76 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “Nice big place. Same decor and colors as the other Red Rock locations. Food and beer are good. Service was good.“ |
| 92 /100 703 PARK AVENEUE “Great place to get a drink. They have a small smattering of beers here butt hey also have great Whiskey, Vodka and tons of great ways to make a special drink. This is a must see. I mean a must see in Park City you will be glad you did.“ |
| 74 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “Great place, The beers are brought up here from SLC. They have a great men and great beers available. This is a must stop for the beer geek. The Service is so so since most have no clue how to sell beer.“ |
| 70 /100 250 MAIN ST “Very Good Beer and Selection. Average Food.“ |
| 78 /100 250 MAIN ST “The beer is wonderful and hilarious too. Polygamy Porter, how awesome. 1st amendment lager just great. Not too far from the ski slopes so after your done skiing go get a beer.“ |
| 56 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “visited 7/21/10. feels like a lot of other chain breweries... big open space surrounded by windows and packed with people (especially large family oriented parties). great service and a slew of beers offset the mediocrity but... man, this place is expensive (and i live in scottsdale!)“ |
| 74 /100 250 MAIN ST “visited 7/21/10. sweet spot though a little cliched... the whole ski lodge thing feels a little forced. the cantina upstairs is much more bearable. incredibly friendly and knowledgeable staff. big list of beers on tap and a frikkin’ stew of the day.... that’s a winner.“ |
| 60 /100 250 MAIN ST “typical ski-town brewery: mediocre food, mediocre beer, high prices, sports on the TeeVee. to not be a complete downer I’ll say the employees were professional and personal and they did have a wide tap selection to choose from. still, inside it felt like a grotto.“ |
| 60 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “large family restaurant style pub / taproom. expansive selection of their house beer on tap with bottles (including 529 and 5th Element) that you can NOT take to go because of retarded mormon laws.“ |
| 78 /100 250 MAIN ST “Wasatch Brewpub in Park City has what I call an "old school" brewpub feel to it - it reminds you of the way brewpubs were 10-12 years ago when brewpubs started to spread. Why? The atmosphere, traditional pub fare, brewpub humor shirts (We Drink Our Share and Sell the Rest! ... Good for what Ales you!).
Given the 3.2% restrictions, Wasatch has come up with some amazing results. Their Hefe-weizen, available year-round, is IMO the best in Utah. Great bananna clove, very drinkable, and simply delicious sans lemon. Other ales such as Polygamy Porter and Superior Ale are worth venturing into, but my bet is you’ll stick with their stellar Hefe.
Food quality is "good." No complaints, many items clearly above par. Pizzas have a very, very fresh homemade dough crust that is fantastic! Cuisine is slanted towards fish and other meats, but the veggie folks can find a few items too.
Selection of beer is usually 5-6 regular taps with 1-2 guest taps and/or seasonals (total 1-2). They usually offer an ale on cask as well. Oh, I almost forgot to mention - beer is served in cool 20oz. dimpled mugs. Very few places do this any longer. Nothing like a porter in a dimpled mug!
Value is good reasonable on the whole, but VERY reasonable if you consider the context of pricey Park City.“ |
| 80 /100 1900 PARK AVENUE “Finally a brewpub in Park City that doesn’t have parking problems and doesn’t require me to deal with all of the tourists that visit Park City. Located just before Kearns on the main road into Park City from I-180, it’s hard to miss. Inside and outside seating are available, and I like the changes they made such as the bar and counter seating that existed in the previous establishment that was largely a breakfast spot.
The ususal lineup of quality Squatters beers are available on tap, including a rotating nitro tap and cask ale. On my visit these were both different than the Squatters in SLC, so if you’re into trying the beers then don’t think that it will necessarily be the same as the other location. Normal ABV bottled beers are available here as well, alongside some of the Wasatch beer offerings.
The Reuben sandwich is still the winner for me, and I love the sweet potato fries to complement the sandwich. We had some of our best service this last visit to Squatters, with Rich taking care of everything promptly and having patience with us, even though there were a few kids at the table.
Prices are very reasonable as far as Park City goes. I have not tried the breakfast here.“ |
| 64 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “July 2009. I love SLC’s Red Rock Brewing Co. and was anxious to check out their taphouse in beautiful Park City. A group of 13 of us went for dinner on a quiet weekday night. Service was good, but the food didn’t quite live up to the memories. Kinda on the outskirts, but worth a stop when on Park City.“ |
| 60 /100 Red Rock Brewery - Kimball Junction, Park City (Restaurant) 1640 W. REDSTONE CENTER DR. STE. #105 “A near mirror image of the one in Salt Lake City. Located just off of the highway before Park City proper, in a shopping center. A nice atmosphere, clear and cool. Good food and about 10 Red Rock beers on tap. Seasonal beer plus the regular menu. A nice place to escape while Christmas shopping.“ |
| 74 /100 Utah State Liquor Warehouse Store #34 - Park City (Beer Store) 1901 SIDEWINDER DRIVE “Located right outside of Park City, this huge liquor store has a ton of cool stuff. Lots of liquor and wine, some good high-end Sake. Lots of beer also, pretty much everything available in Utah. All the nice seasonal beers. Belgians, local releases, PNW beers like Full Sail and Rogue. Maybe the best place to buy beer in Utah. All the good stuff out of town yuppies demand.“ |
| 52 /100 250 MAIN ST “Finally got over to this place. Nice little place on the main drag in Park City. There’s a dinning area, bar, and gift shop in the building. There was about 8-9 brew’s on tap (had 3 brews). I ordered the pub burger, which was very good, with some potatoe chips, and pickle on the side. The atmosphere was nice, met a couple from GA that were there for some sking. They were acclimating to the higher altitude, they were tired. Nice cozy place, you could see some snow falling out the windows. Would highly recommend this place if you are in the area.
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| 80 /100 250 MAIN ST “I would almost make a trip to Park City just for this place - I had a good time. Ambiance is lacking: like a Black Angus but a quarter of the size. Service rating is because it takes a noticeable amount of time to get a beer, even when sitting at the beer bar. Selection is only their stuff but the range is impressive. Food looks genius - there is a daily special and a daily stew special. Awesome.“ |
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