Pacific Beach Worth Visiting
Pacific Beach bars are at the heart of San Diego’s nightlife. Popular with students and surfers, the blocks nearest the beach are packed with plenty of bars ranging from high-end lounges to college dives. There is a bar in Pacific Beach for everyone. Let’s find your perfect watering hole.
PB Shore Club
4343 Ocean Blvd
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 272-7873
PEOPLE ENJOYING DRINKS AT PB SHORE CLUB // IMAGE CREDIT: PB SHORE CLUB
Pacific Beach has a reputation as a youthful party town. Nowhere is that more true than at PB Shore Club. Whether you’re still taking classes or you graduated before the Backstreet Boys hit the radio, everything you love about your raucous college drinking days can be found right here.
Start with an awesome bar filled with high-energy patrons. Then add the perfect location just across the street from the beach. A recently added balcony gives you a scenic place to drink against a nightly backdrop of the setting sun.
Mavericks Beach Club
860 Garnet Ave
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 999-0348
MAVERICKS BEACH CLUB // IMAGE CREDIT: MAVERICKS BEACH CLUB
Mavericks is where you go if you want it all. With five bars, both indoor and outdoor, scattered around multiple floors and an expansive patio, there’s somebody dispensing drinks just about anywhere you turn. It’s like a whole pub crawl all in one venue.
The entire venue covers 15,000 square feet, every one of them in a constant state of beach party. If you want to take a minute to slow down, you can always find a booth or a nook to stop, converse, or watch the game.
The Grass Skirt
910 Grand Ave
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 412-5237
PEOPLE ENJOYING A PUNCH BOWL COCKTAIL AT THE GRASS SKIRT // IMAGE CREDIT: THE GRASS SKIRT
This is the only Pacific Beach bar on our list that you enter through a freezer in a poke shop. A real speakeasy is a novel find in 2022, and the to-the-hilt tiki aesthetic at The Grass Skirt really sells the experience. Less of a crowded dive and more of a relaxed island getaway, this local oddity offers a rum club and more than 150 varieties of rum. There are plenty of colorful tropical cocktails on the menu if you want to try something fun.
Barrel Republic
1261 Garnet Ave
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 270-9922
barrelrepublic.com/pacific-beach
HAND CRAFTED BEERS WITH SELF SERVE TAPS // IMAGE CREDIT: BARREL REPUBLIC
Speaking of novelty, Barrel Republic is a self-guided tour of San Diego’s robust craft beer scene. You get to pour as much of whatever kind of beer you want. No bartenders. Just you, your trusty glassware, and a wristband loaded with credits. High-tech taps communicate with your wristband to debit your account for exactly as much brew as you pour. Sample 40+ takes on local suds or have a few pints of your favorite. Grab a quiet room where you can have a more intimate chat with your friends or break out a friendly game of Skull between trips to the tap.
Waterbar
4325 Ocean Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 888-4343
CHEERS TO AN OCEAN VIEW // IMAGE CREDIT: WATERBAR
For a more sophisticated beachside beverage, try Waterbar. Tasteful decor, thoughtful design, beautiful ocean views, and a selection of outstanding seafood dishes make this a relaxing place to rally after a few rowdy rounds at other Pacific Beach bars. One whole side of the lounge is open to the beach, letting in a peaceful sea breeze and the soothing sounds of the surf. Try everything from a crab grilled cheese to salmon benedict when you aren’t busy staring at the horizon or sipping an elegant cocktail.
El Prez
4190 Mission Blvd
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 750-2512
PEOPLE ENJOYING DRINKS ON THE ROOFTOP BAR // IMAGE CREDIT: EL PREZ
If you see pictures of packed crowds on a rooftop party in Pacific Beach, odds are it was taken at El Prez. Popular for day drinking, sunset celebrations, and high-energy nightlife, El Prez partied so hard it was shut down indefinitely during the pandemic. They’re back, and just as unapologetic as ever. The downstairs bar areas are a little less energetic, but no less alcoholic. Pop down when you need some respite before bursting right back out into the heady Pacific Beach party atmosphere.
Moonshine Beach
1165 Garnet Ave
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 999-0158
COUNTRY DANCING TO LIVE MUSIC AT MOONSHINE BEACH // IMAGE CREDIT: MOONSHINE BEACH
With all the bikinis and board shorts on display in Pacific Beach, this is about the last place you would expect to see a rollicking country bar. But here it is, hot as Texas BBQ, filled to bursting with live music and line dancing. After you’ve downed a few beers and licked the last of the wing sauce off your fingers, take a minute to digest in the game area-featuring favorites like ping pong and cornhole-before hauling your boots over to the lively dance floor for a night of country western fun.
Duck Dive
4650 Mission Blvd
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 273-3825
A FANCY COCKTAIL FEATURING THE DUCK DIVE MARQUEE SIGN // IMAGE CREDIT: DUCK DIVE
Despite the name, Duck Dive isn’t really a dive at all. It’s a polished hangout that offers outstanding and unusual pub fare alongside its buckets of Modelo. Notable menu items include duck wings, tableside s’mores, and ahi poke. Duck Dive’s signature attraction is its amazing Taco Tuesday. Grab $3 tacos (including irresistible fish tacos) and $3 drinks after 9 PM. Beware, everyone else knows how amazing this deal is, and the bar will be packed!
Lahaina Beach House
710 Oliver Ct
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 270-3888
A local-favorite boozy bungalow, this is as close as you can get to drinking on the beach without getting wet. A cozy deck opens right onto the sand. The squat building that houses the bar is a comforting low-budget landmark. The only advertisement Lahaina needs is the cheery sound of locals having fun. This Pacific Beach institution is a cash-only establishment that will keep you slapping down the bills until way after the sun goes down.
Silver Fox Lounge
710 Oliver Ct
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 270-1343
THE INTERIOR OF SILVER FOX LOUNGE // IMAGE CREDIT: SILVER FOX LOUNGE
Go old school! Silver Fox has been slinging shots for more than 40 years. It is a vintage local dive with quirky features like leopard-print carpet and a few pool tables that will help you feel right at home in a less rambunctious venue. It has all the appeal of your local small-town watering hole and all the drinks of a solid Pacific Beach bar. Hours go all the way to 6 AM, making this a perfect final destination on your pub crawl. Hopefully the jukebox won’t be too loud for your developing hangover.
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Meow Wolf’s House of Eternal Return: An Interactive World Of Fantasy
Art is a huge part of Santa Fe, and when you walk into Meow Wolf, you feel the art in every fiber of your being. This immersive art experience is unlike any other in the world. In fact, it’s one of a kind. It’s like stepping into the set of a sophisticated film or coming face-to-face with the artist from another world.
What is Meow Wolf?
Meow Wolf isn’t just an art gallery or a collaborative art project-it’s an artistic collective.
Started in 2008 and initially bankrolled by none other than author George R.R. Martin, the group is a band of visionary young artists creating interactive art installations across the US. Their first permanent installation, The House of Eternal Return, is a legendary experience in the middle of the high desert.
What is the House of Eternal Return?
That’s a question with endless possible answers. It is a fever dream. It is a 360-degree installation. It is a story and a puzzle. It is a concert venue, an arcade, and a cafe. It is so much more.
In simple terms, The House of Eternal Return is a sprawling complex of immersive galleries intertwined in a complex narrative just waiting to be unraveled. You can just walk through it and enjoy the pretty sculptures and brilliant lights. Or you can dig deep and experience a mystery unlike any other.
The Story
On the surface, the House of Eternal Return is a former bowling alley packed with avant-garde sculptures and other oddities. But it is also a Victorian home trapped at the center of a multiversal anomaly. The House has become a crumbling gateway to a roiling network of alternate realities, surreal dimensions, and unbelievable vistas.
The house once belonged to the Selig family. One night, following a forbidden experiment within the walls of the home, the family disappeared and the house began to change. You’re invited to delve into their story. Find out what happened to the Seligs.
You’re invited to delve into their story. Find out what happened to the Seligs. Discover how their house became a gateway to other worlds. Make sure to look into every single nook and cranny. Each one has been thoughtfully filled with little enigmas for you to ponder.
The Exhibits
The House of Eternal Return serves as the center and hub of the experience. From there, you can wander into dozens of other installations ranging from self-contained nooks to major experiences.
The Selig home is a full-scale recreation of a Victorian house. Many aspects of the home seem perfectly normal at first glance. Look deeper. See the ripples and the melted chandelier above the table in the dining room. Open the fridge. Look at the homework. Poke around. There are secret passages, clues, and nods to other exhibits everywhere.
From here, you’ll be able to enter and contextualize the many other installations inside the Meow Wolf facility. Come back to the house between excursions. With each visit, your understanding will grow. Other hubs include:
Portals Bermuda
A sci-fi themed interdimensional travel agency, complete with a helpful AI assistant.
The Forest
The most visually-stunning centerpiece in the building. The wooded space is filled with quirky critters and fantastical foliage.
Art City
A mashup metropolis of miniature exhibits, standalone dioramas, and individually designed experiences.
The Caves
A candy-coated enclosure where you’ll be watched by sentient rainbow stalagmites as you play singing stones and drum on the bones of a neon mastodon.
Fancy Town
The concert and dance venue. Framed as a multiversal neighborhood, the neon-drenched facades of the surrounding buildings set the stage for unforgettable concerts.
Beam City
Experiment with light and darkness, sound and silence in this dim auditorium dominated by a laser harp.
Wiggy’s Plasma Plex
Enjoy classic arcade games with your new friends, the juviegangers. Join an apocalyptic cyberpunk gang between games of Street Fighter and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Our Tips
- Put the camera away (at least on your first visit). Yes, you could point it anywhere in Meow Wolf’s The House of Eternal Routine and get an Insta-worthy photo. But if you spend your time trying to capture the experience with a phone, you miss the point.
- Look everywhere. There is no corner inside (or outside) this building that’s been forgotten. It is easy to be dazzled by a giant spider, a huge glowing tree, or a portal in a refrigerator. But if you don’t look deeper, you’ll miss the talking plant with story clues or the black and white 20s dining room.
- Come comfortably dressed. This is no stuffy gallery. You aren’t going to be ambling around with your chin in your hand, staring and saying “hmm.” You’re going to be crawling and sliding and climbing and straining.
- Wear comfy shoes and clothes that will let you move freely. Don’t bring any bags, though. They aren’t allowed. If you have to bring one, you can store it in a locker while you explore.
- Pick your time carefully. You have to choose your arrival slot. The experience will vary widely depending on when you stop by. If you show up during school hours on a Monday, you’re going to have a quiet and contemplative journey. Daytime on Saturday is going to be packed with kids-be prepared for a lot more noise and children running around. A Friday night might be wall-to-wall with an energetic party crowd. No one experience is better than another, but they are all different.
- Take your time inside. You can physically make it through the complex in half an hour. But four hours wouldn’t be enough time to see it all. Slow down, relax, and take it all in. If you get tuckered out and need to call it quits, try coming back for another run.
- Stay with us. You’re going to need somewhere to recuperate. Meow Wolf is an intense experience. It will take you days to unpack everything you saw and did. Fort Marcy Hotel Suites is the perfect place to catch your breath, unwind, and prepare for more fun. With condos ranging from one-bedroom retreats to three-bedroom homes, we have exactly what you need to make your stay as amazing as your time in The House of Eternal Return.
Thank you to TOURISM Santa Fe and our own group sales team for the wonderful photography!
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A Local’s Guide to Park City Nightlife
While Utah’s liquor laws are stringent, Park City’s nightlife scene is anything but buttoned up. Two breweries, a pair of distilleries, a dozen bars and saloons, a thumping dance club, and other after-hours diversions bring enough late-night revelry to delight even the most discerning nocturnal socialite. Whether you’re staying near Deer Valley or the heart of Park City, you’ll have a great Park City Nightlife experience.
To help you experience the best of the best, our local experts composed a Park City nightlife guide.
UPDATED! All information is updated as of May 31, 2022.
Our Favorite Park City Bars
High West Distillery
High West Distillery is the cornerstone of Park City nightlife. As the first legally licensed distillery in Utah since Prohibition, High West leans into its unique mining-era charm. The attached saloon is a must-visit stop on any bar crawl. Located on Main Street, just one block from Park City Mountain’s Town Lift, High West Distillery prides itself on being the world’s one and only ski-in ski-out distillery.
Signature libations include their famed American Prairie Bourbon, Double Rye, Rendezvous Rye, and Campfire whiskey. Sip these whiskeys neat or enjoy one of their handcrafted cocktails. We highly recommend their best-selling cocktail, Dead Man’s Boots. Hungry? Pick your pairing with tasty snacks like gourmet popcorn, mouth-watering lamb T-bones, or anything else from their carefully crafted menu of rugged Western cuisine.
High West Distillery Details
- Hours:
- 11:00 am – 9:00 pm Daily
- Location: 703 Park Avenue, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: (435) 649-8300
The Spur
Live music takes center stage at The Spur. Enjoy beer AND wine on tap, opt for signature cocktails made with local spirits, or fill your belly with tasty pub food (served until 10 p.m.). The real attraction is the kick-ass list of live acts ranging from local DJs to regional rock-n-roll bands playing nearly every night. This joint is a particular favorite among the 40+ crowd.
The Spur Details
- Hours: Daily 11:00 am – 1:00 am
- Location: 352 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: (435) 615-1618
No Name Saloon
With 17 TVs, a heated roof-top patio, craft draft beers, signature cocktails, spirits for every taste, and a renowned buffalo burger, No Name Saloon is a Park City nightlife mainstay. This quirky watering hole is housed in a historic building constructed circa 1905 after a fire leveled all of downtown Park City, and decorated with eclectic antiques from around the world. With the comfortable vibe of the world’s funkiest garage, No Name Saloon is dripping in character-and filled with a colorful cast to match.
No Name Saloon Details
- Hours:
- 11:00 am – 2:00 am Daily
- Location: 447 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: (435) 649-6667
Image: No Name Saloon
Downstairs
Park City offers an honest-to-goodness nightclub in Downstairs, which is unusual for a ski town. The rotating cast of DJs spin EDM tracks that cater to the millennial and younger crowd in a town known as a 45+ playground. While tables can be on the spendy side, the drinks are cheap. You couldn’t ask for a more perfect spot to spend a night out on the town. Downstairs is also the perfect place to book a raucous bachelor or bachelorette party.
Downstairs Details
- Hours: Wed – Sat 8:00 pm – 1:30 am
- Location: 625 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: (435) 226-5340
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Top Park City After Hours Activities
Egyptian Theater
This Egyptian-Revival theater is both a cultural treasure and the beating heart of the annual Sundance Film Festival. The Egyptian Theatre is Park City’s hub for art, culture, and entertainment-all from a perch at the top of Main Street. The historic stage within is host to theatrical performances, stand-up shows and musical performances ranging from classical to contemporary. Check the calendar ahead of time to find the perfect show for any taste.
Fun Fact: The Egyptian Theatre’s stage former stage door is currently in storage. It serves as the canvas for an original work of street art by Banksy. It isn’t the only one; you can view two others during your Park City stay.
Egyptian Theater Details
- Hours: Depends on the event
- Location: 328 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: (855) 745-7469
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Your Favorite Sesame Street Characters Have Come to San Diego!
Sunny days are here in San Diego! Come celebrate a brand new Sesame Place amusement park. The new park is the first on the West Coast. Come with us as we show you how to get to Sesame Place.
Big Bird and Friends Parading at Sesame Place // source: sesameplace.com
What is Sesame Place?
Sesame Place San Diego is the second family-friendly Sesame Street-themed amusement park. The original park opened in Langhorne, Pennsylvania in 1980. It has been a signature family attraction near the Philadelphia area ever since. Millions of guests have enjoyed Sesame Place over the last 40 years. Sesame Place San Diego brings that same spirit of fun and discovery to kids of all ages on the West Coast.
Where is Sesame Place San Diego?
The new park sits on the site of the former SeaWorld Aquatica water park in Chula Vista. That park was in operation until earlier in 2021. SeaWorld partnered with Sesame Place to transform the now-defunct complex into a new experience for visitors of all ages. Some existing infrastructure has been incorporated into new attractions. Former guests might recognize bits of their old favorites once Sesame Place San Diego opens its doors.
From downtown San Diego, the park is about a half-hour drive. That includes neighborhoods like Pacific Beach and La Jolla. As the seagull flies, Sesame Place is about 10 minutes from the coast. Sesame Place San Diego sits just 15 minutes from the US/Mexico border.
Sesame Place San Diego
- Address: 2052 Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CA 91911
- Contact: 619-222-4732 | sesameplace.com
Elmo Waving from the Sesame Street Sign
What Can I Do at Sesame Place San Diego?
The park is a unique combination of an amusement park, a water park, and an entertainment venue. Sesame Place San Diego offers seven family rides, a musical play area, 11 water attractions, and a 500,000-gallon wave pool. It also hosts live shows, a daily parade, and interactive attractions in an authentic Sesame Street neighborhood.
Sesame Place San Diego has gone to extraordinary lengths to emphasize family enjoyment and inclusive fun. Rides are designed for both little riders and their accompanying adults. That includes Cookie Monster’s Mixer-a family water slide-and Super Grover’s Box Car Derby-an all-ages roller coaster ride. Grown-ups and kids alike can take a break to check out live character shows or stop by Hooper’s Store in the Sesame Street neighborhood.
To better help everyone enjoy Sesame Place, accessibility options are available to guests. Resources to coordinate an accessible day of fun are provided on the Sesame Place San Diego website. Plan, prepare for, and enjoy everything the park has to offer. In addition, Sesame Place San Diego is a Certified Autism Center.
Elmo Waving from the Sesame Street Sign
What is a Certified Autism Center?
The International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) is working closely with Sesame Place San Diego to conform to the same standards as the original Sesame Place. The Philadelphia facility was the world’s first designated Certified Autism Center amusement park.
Staff-wide autism sensitivity and awareness are part of the park’s formal training, right from day one. Full pre-visit resources, including a park-specific sensory guide, will be posted to the Sesame Place San Diego website. If all the excitement becomes just a little too stimulating, the park also includes designated quiet spaces with comfortable furnishings to help guests cool down.
Stay With Us!
Sadly, you can’t just move in on Sesame Street. As fun as it would be to live with all your favorite friends, you do have to leave the park each night. Fortunately, we’ve got the perfect place to unwind between sunny days. Capri by the Sea, our unique condo high-rise in Pacific Beach, is just half an hour away from the park gates. You can enjoy ocean views, sea breezes, and evenings on the beach before turning in each night. Book your stay now! Then head over to the Sesame Place website to buy those tickets!
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There’s no better place to spend your summer than Park City! Canyons Village is a dynamic, exciting neighborhood filled with summer fun and signature activities. Find out why Park City is so much more than just a ski destination with some exciting (and relaxing) Park City Canyons Village activities to try each summer, all located just steps from your door. From family fun to extra-special “me time,” this list of ideas has something for every occasion.
Summer Concert Series
One of Canyons Village’s most striking architectural features is its large outdoor amphitheater. That lovely venue is home to year-round outdoor performances and events.
Each summer, from the end of June to the end of August, the amphitheater plays host to the Park City Summer Concert Series. Bands from near and far, representing everything from full orchestras to bluegrass duos, perform for your listening pleasure-entirely free of charge.
Fill your summer nights with music without spending a dollar. Appropriate for guests of all ages, these Park City Canyons concerts are fun for the whole family. You can even make a picnic out of it!
Hiking and Biking
Park City is loaded with excellent trails that crisscross the mountains and snake through the valleys all around town. The Canyons Village area is no exception.
One of the most popular Canyons Village summer activities among locals and visitors alike is a refreshing hike or ride. You can jump onto Holly’s trail right from the base area, which ascends the slopes at a moderate grade for just over four miles before connecting to one of Park City’s best-known paths: the Mid-Mountain Trail.
If you feel adventurous, you can follow that all the way down to another of our favorites: Armstrong Trail. Those aren’t the only trails in the area, of course, so get out there and explore while the weather is perfect. For more of our favorites, check out our guide to the best hikes in Park City.
Disc Golf
Did you know that Utah was home to the inventor of the Frisbee? Utahns are big fans of flying discs of all flavors, from backyard games of catch to grueling Ultimate tournaments. But disc golf is the king of platter-flinging fun.
Canyons Village has an 18-hole course tucked into its rolling hills. A gondola ride takes you to the top of the course, and it’s game-on from there. This course features lots of elevation changes, plenty of plastic-hungry pine trees, and even some spots where water comes into play.
Overall, it is a fun but challenging course that everyone in your party will love to play. For a quicker game, try the 9-hole variant.
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Canyons Golf
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Disc golf isn’t the only golf on offer here. Canyons Golf is a full 18-hole, par-70 course that spans the Canyons Village area.
Tee off across terrain that serves as ski runs during the winter and experience a challenging, elevation-changing course with gorgeous mountain views. Some holes feature elevation changes of 300 feet, and the water features make for challenging, memorable shots.
Hole 18, in particular, has a nice island green. This course is a great place to enjoy our sunny summer weather and try a Canyons Village summer activity that is physically demanding without suiting up for a jog. Seriously, you’ll definitely work up a sweat if you skip the cart. There are hills everywhere out on the course.
Spa Day
Treat yourself to a day at the spa. There are several to choose from around Canyons Village. Westgate Park City even has one right on site-Serenity Spa. Your summer stay can’t all be excitement and adventure.
Sometimes you need to calm down, center yourself, and recover from your daring exploits. Refresh mind and body with a massage, a hot stone treatment, or something even more indulgent.
If you stay at Westgate Park City, you can pop on over to the yoga studio afterward for a nice calming stretch to continue your mindful self-care.
Want to cool things down after that hot yoga or stone treatment? We have just the thing. Explore other options for staying cool in Park City right here!
Swimming
The pool is the perfect place to spend a lazy summer afternoon. The sun is out, the temperature is soaring, and you need a place to cool down. Make sure your Canyons Village summer activities list includes a dip in the pool.
The area is home to plenty of relaxing pools. Some are indoors, some are outdoors, and some are both! Some of them even come with a view, like the third-floor plunge pool at Sundial Lodge.
Pull up your trunks or slip into that bikini and enjoy the quintessential summer experience of splashing around in the cool crystal waters of a nice pool.
To dry off, grab a seat on a lounger and work on your tan. Just remember to wear sunscreen! You want a nice, healthy bronze, not lobster red!
Find more cool pools right here. All Seasons Resort Lodging has plenty of lodging options with indoor, outdoor, and even indoor/outdoor pools!
Ready to book your summer getaway? All Seasons Resort Lodging offers a variety of studios, condos, townhomes, and more-right in the Canyons Village area! Make one of our outstanding vacation rentals your home base for a summer full of Park City adventure. Choose from the best lodging in Canyons Village with confidence, knowing that our exceptional prices are backed by our Lowest Rate Guarantee. You’ll always have a little extra for a summer splurge when you book Park City lodging direct with All Seasons Resort Lodging!
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Cool Park City Summers
Some days, you just have to beat the heat. When the sun threatens to boil your brain, you need an escape. Fortunately, Park City is a perfect place to stay when you want a cool summer getaway. Try some of our favorite summer activities when you need to stay cool in Park City.
- Rafting and Tubing
- Fly Fishing
- Timpanogos Cave
- Shop Till You Drop
- Gallery Stroll
- Indoor Sports
- Jordanelle Reservoir
Rafting and Tubing
Rafting down the river is cool and exciting
Park City sits near two great rivers. Both Weber River and Provo River are frequent destinations for locals looking to cool off, especially during the peak of the season. Floating down the stream, taking in the beautiful scenery, catching glimpses of local fauna, and getting good and soaked is the perfect way to spend a toasty afternoon.
If you want a more organized, guided experience, a rafting experience is the perfect choice. Those looking for more self-directed fun and feel more comfortable in the water should try a tubing trip. Each river has a different character. The Weber River experience has plenty of class II rapids, while the Provo River is a more sedate waterway. We suggest tackling the water during the hottest parts of the day to keep from getting too cool. Both rivers are fed by runoff from the winter snow pack, and get mighty chilly.
For the budget-minded, tubing is the less expensive option, but families should stick to rafting for their watery adventure, as small bodies can’t tame the tubes as effectively. No matter how you decide to enjoy the river, make sure you’re wearing a life jacket at all times. It’s the law.
Fly Fishing
Out on the river catching fish and soaking up the beauty
Of course, sitting in the water isn’t the only thing the rivers around Park City offer. Park City is a great fishing destination. Fly fishing is a popular activity nearly year-round. While hanging around the river in winter will have you shivering in your waders, summer is a great time to cool off in the great outdoors. Get waist deep in the refreshing water and angle for some of the beautiful, large fish swimming up and down the canyons.
A bit of summer fishing is a great self-directed activity, but can also be enjoyed with any of the expert fishing guides operating out of Park City. Be advised that the Weber River is mostly private access, though many land owners have decided to opt into a walking access program that allows anglers to get to the water, you should still check to make sure that you are allowed to get to that prime fishing hole you have your heart set on. The Provo River is much easier to access, as most of it is public land.
Timpanogos Cave
A stalactite from the depths of Timp Cave
Getting wet while basking under the sun in one way to stay cool. But if the heat is just too much to take, there are more extreme solutions, like heading underground. The Timpanogos Cave is located just an hour from Park City, and makes a great vacation day trip. If the sun is getting under your skin, get under the Earth’s skin with this fascinating guided hike.
Marvel at the incredible processes that build intricate and beautiful caves, look at strange and unusual rock formations, and take a break from the summer sun at a much more manageable average of 45 degrees Fahrenheit. Getting to the cave requires a 1.5 mile hike up a fairly steep incline, so be prepared for that. Also, make life easier underground by bringing a light jacket and a small flashlight.
Shop Till You Drop
Shopping just off Main Street in Park City
Maybe you don’t want to escape the heat in nature. Maybe you want to chill out in the comfort of one of man’s greatest achievements: air conditioning. Then maybe Park City’s Historic Main Street is the choice for you.
There are more than 50 shops and boutiques lining Park City’s famous downtown thoroughfare, full of every conceivable assortment of merchandise and tchotchke, apparel and souvenir. The shops are a source of one-of-a-kind treasures and interesting relics in addition to your usual stock of t-shirts and mugs. Don’t forget to stop in for some original art from Park City’s premier talents at any of the galleries scattered throughout the downtown area.
If you exhaust Main Street’s boutiques without exhausting yourself, head to the other side of town to explore Outlets Park City. This outlet mall packs some of the biggest brands in the country at the best prices you’ll find anywhere. You will find everything from Eddie Bauer to Bath & Body Works during your spending spree.
Gallery Stroll
Just one of many galleries along Main Street
Maybe you don’t want to escape the heat in nature. Maybe you want to chill out in the comfort of one of man’s greatest achievements: air conditioning. Then maybe Park City’s Historic Main Street is the choice for you.
There are more than 50 shops and boutiques lining Park City’s famous downtown thoroughfare, full of every conceivable assortment of merchandise and tchotchke, apparel and souvenir. The shops are a source of one-of-a-kind treasures and interesting relics in addition to your usual stock of t-shirts and mugs. Don’t forget to stop in for some original art from Park City’s premier talents at any of the galleries scattered throughout the downtown area.
If you exhaust Main Street’s boutiques without exhausting yourself, head to the other side of town to explore Outlets Park City. This outlet mall packs some of the biggest brands in the country at the best prices you’ll find anywhere. You will find everything from Eddie Bauer to Bath & Body Works during your spending spree.
Indoor Sports
Woodward Park City boasts an impressive selection of indoor sport activities
Okay, you want to be indoors, but shopping and strolling isn’t your thing. Maybe a bit of indoor sport is in order. Park City happens to have an excellent indoor playground for all ages called Woodward Park City.
It might be easier to list all the things the Indoor Sports Hub doesn’t have. From the smallest athletes to the most seasoned daredevils, Woodward has something for everyone. Trampolines, parkour courses, tumbling surfaces, ramps and rails with airbags, a BMX pump track, and more await. Learn something new or show off your “A” game within a comfortably air-conditioned sports complex.
Stop by their Hive Cafeteria to stock up on all the calories you need to keep your body moving from sun up to sun down.
Best Hike for a Panoramic View: Silver Lake Trail
Panoramic vistas of Jordanelle Reservoir // source: KSL.com
Going back to the water, Jordanelle State Park is the perfect destination for the visitor who wants to stay cool while playing with big toys. Boating on Jordanelle is a ton of fun, whether you just want to hang out onboard, or zip around behind a speeding boat, dangling from a rope on your choice of ski, board, tube, or even parachute.
The reservoir isn’t limited to just boating, of course. There is plenty of camping to enjoy along the shore, and plenty of anglers dot the water’s edge, hoping for a nibble. Also, if you don’t have your own boat or other equipment to bring along, there are plenty of rental options for just about anything you’d like to enjoy.
Stay Cool All Night Long
No matter how much fun you’re having, you will have to sleep eventually. Pick one of our cool condos, relaxing townhomes, or comfortable vacation residences for a just-right night of rejuvenating sleep. Wake up refreshed and ready to try another cool summer activity every morning. There’s more to experience behind every corner and around every bend.
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Find Your New Favorite Pacific Beach Brunch Spot
For some, brunch is just a late breakfast. For others, it is a glamorous mid-day date with all your besties. Whatever it is to you, Pacific Beach is packed with unique restaurants that will help you make the most out of this unique culinary institution!
San Diego’s best brunch starts right here.
Crushed
967 Garnet Ave
San Diego, CA 92109
(858) 230-6567
FAMOUS MIMOAS // IMAGE CREDIT: CRUSHED
DADDYCAKES // IMAGE CREDIT: CRUSHED
The worst-kept secret in Pacific Beach, Crushed is the mimosa place. Flights of the best mimosas come out alongside dishes spanning American, Mexican, and Italian cuisine. Diners with a sweet tooth will love nothing more than the apple pie pancakes, while those with a savory disposition should dig into the uniquely filled “Daddycakes.”
There’s plenty of variety to explore as you come back time and time again!
Fig Tree Cafe
5119 Cass Street
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 274-2233
FAMOUS MIMOAS // IMAGE CREDIT: CRUSHED
San Diego has pretty amazing weather all year long. Take advantage of all the sunshine with an outdoor brunch under the boughs of local fig trees! Fig Tree Cafe’s unique menu includes some hits you won’t find anywhere else, like the breakfast sushi and the signature fig jam-stuffed french toast.
If you don’t want to try something as daring as a saffron breakfast paella, you can still grab a perfect breakfast burrito or an apple fritter to go with your coffee (for which they also have a variety of flavorings).
Kono’s Cafe
704 Garnet Ave
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 483-1699
OUTDOOR DINING // IMAGE CREDIT: KONO’S CAFE
There’s no better recommendation for Kono’s Cafe than the line that forms outside their door every single morning. Attracting that kind of crowd on a consistent basis is the mark of local greatness.
Within sight of the beach, this unassuming eatery is known primarily for two things-coffee and breakfast burritos. Grab one of each and prepare to enjoy the best meal you’ll have all day. Grab your spoils and head down to the sand for brunch right on the beach!
Truckstop
4150 Mission Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 274-8785
A FULL PLATE AND A COLD DRINK // IMAGE CREDIT: TRUCKSTOP
If you have a hankering for down-home country fare for brunch, it doesn’t get much better than this. Truckstop’s got all your Southern favorites, including chicken and waffles, steak and eggs, and biscuits and gravy.
They’ll offer you as much or as little as you like, ranging from the aptly named Simple Breakfast to the enormous Mac Truck Challenge (the latter of which will net you a 50% discount if you can finish it within 20 minutes-no sharing).
Wash it all down with a great selection of craft beers for a stick-to-your-ribs brunch that will leave you happy and full all day!
Waterbar
4325 Ocean Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 888-4343
A FULL PLATE AND A COLD DRINK // IMAGE CREDIT: TRUCKSTOP
Waterbar is a fresh brunch choice with a focus on sustainably sourced seafood. The raw bar is definitely the brunch highlight, with a selection of uncooked masterpieces like poke and ceviche. Those aren’t your only options, though.
You’ll also find salmon benedict, fried calamari, and even a seafood bloody mary on the menu.
Breakfast Republic
4465 Mission Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 750-2107
BREAKFAST CLASSICS // IMAGE CREDIT: BREAKFAST REPUBLIC
Even though breakfast is right in the name, this is a killer brunch spot, too. Breakfast Republic is all about eggs-to the extent that there are chicken decals on everything and the floor is covered in egg-shaped chairs.
Omelets, Benedicts, scrambles, and just about every other preparation of egg you can name are done to perfection on a daily basis.
On the liquid side of the menu, you can stay healthy with a kombucha or indulge with a boozy “French Toast on the Rocks,” with plenty of other beverages in between. Be sure to try a specialty latte!
Woody’s Breakfast & Burgers
4111 Ocean Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 273-9663
A NOURISHING BREAKFAST BOWL // IMAGE CREDIT: WOODY’S BREAKFAST & BURGERS
For those who like to add a little burger to their brunch, this is the perfect stop. Woody’s offers unobstructed views of the Pacific Ocean from their open-air shorefront patio! Of course, there’s more on offer at this quintessentially Californian joint.
The all-day smoothies and bowls offer something fruity, healthy, and cool for a warm summer day. The scrambles are the highlight of the breakfast side of the menu, with the Buddha Burger serving as the staple for the lunch end of the brunch spectrum.
The Mission
3795 Mission Blvd
Pacific Beach, CA 92109
(858) 273-9663
THE MISSION ROSEMARY // IMAGE CREDIT: THE MISSION
This home-grown favorite focuses on perfection plus presentation. A little whimsy and an attractive plate goes a long way toward creating a picture-perfect brunch, and you’ll find plenty of that here.
Baked banana caramel french toast and “Loco Moco” are just a couple of the imaginative dishes that you’ll find on the menu.
If we had to pick just one item to suggest to a first-timer, go with the Mission Rosemary breakfast platter.
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Social Distancing
“Flattening the Curve” isn’t a trendy new weight loss slogan. During a pandemic, limiting exposure to other humans through voluntary isolation significantly slows the spread of disease and keeps illness from quickly overwhelming the capacity of medical systems around the globe.
Social distancing isn’t easy. But it is crucial to combat the spread of COVID-19. Do your part. Remain indoors and limit contact with others. Social distance can still be fun, despite the challenges. You can find tons of fun things to do indoors. Get inspired with our tips!
The Ultimate Staycation
Think of social distancing as the ultimate staycation. It’s just you, maybe your family or roommates, and whatever fun you can dig up around the house. Protect your social distancing mental health by turning weeks of time indoors into a luxurious staycation packed with fun. Try these tips for a Park City style mountain adventure.
Pamper Yourself at Home
“Flattening the Curve” isn’t a trendy new weight loss slogan. During a pandemic, limiting exposure to other humans through voluntary isolation significantly slows the spread of disease and keeps illness from quickly overwhelming the capacity of medical systems around the globe.
Social distancing isn’t easy. But it is crucial to combat the spread of COVID-19. Do your part. Remain indoors and limit contact with others. Social distance can still be fun, despite the challenges. You can find tons of fun things to do indoors. Get inspired with our tips!
Board Games From Afar
Is there anything more wholesome than gathering around the table in your vacation rental to play a game together after a long day of mountain adventure? We didn’t think so. But since you are confined to your home and may be separated from your favorite opponents, you’re going to have to take your analog gaming into digital space. Software like Tabletopia or Tabletop Simulator on Steam will let you play nearly any game under the sun from the comfort of your computer. If you don’t want to spend up to $20 per head for infinite board games, try sites like Board Game Arena, Boîte à Jeux, or Yucata each offer a selection of curated games, free of charge.
We have a few game suggestions to get you started.
Insta Worthy Selfies
“Pics or it didn’t happen” is a trusty internet adage. If you had an amazing vacation but you didn’t take any pictures, how can you prove that you were on vacation at all? Don’t slack on your selfie game just because you’re social distance staycationing. Dress up in your ski gear and strike a pose for a winter fashion show. Or, remind yourself of ski trips past by organizing, tagging, and reposting your favorite pics from previous winters.
Building a Snowman and Other Crafts
If you were in Park City, the kids would probably be building a snowman right about now. Since you’re on a social distancing staycation instead, it’s time to get crafty! Break out the cotton balls, white glue, and extra trimmings for some indoor snowmen. Or fold up some paper and get trimming for some snowflakes to put yourself in mind of the mountain snow. Whatever you have on hand, go nuts! Make something fun together.
Long-Distance Happy Hour
Bars are definitely out. You’ll just have to visit Park City’s nightlife hot spots another time. That doesn’t mean you have to drink alone, though. Arrange a group Skype call or FaceTime with your closest buddies and have an at-home happy hour that is heavy on both the social and the distance. Just don’t get caught in a crowd when you go back to the liquor store to replenish your supplies.
Shred the Slopes – Vicariously
Of all the things to do indoors to simulate your Park City vacation, skiing is the hardest to emulate at home. Get inspired for your next Park City vacation during your social distancing staycation by watching some great ski flicks. Watching classic ski movies like Hot Dog, Ski Patrol, Out Cold, Ski School, etc. can help fuel your passion for next season’s epic powder weekends and gorgeous bluebird days. A liberal application of cocoa and cookies will help sell the mood while you watch.
A Night in the Woods in Your Own Bedroom
Every day must end, whether you’re on vacation or stuck at home. At the end of your evening, recreate a mountain mood in your bedroom. Grab your Bluetooth speaker and put on some rustic white noise. Pick a roaring fire and crickets to accompany you to sleep, or maybe a rushing mountain stream. If it isn’t too cold, crack a window for some fresh night air. You can even string up some white Christmas lights to make yourself a field of stars. You’ll go to bed feeling refreshed and relaxed, and wake up ready to tackle another day of self-directed fun.
Cuddle Up by the Fire
An evening by the fire is a classic part of any Park City vacation. Looking out the window, enjoying the warmth of the flames, and taking in the mountain air awaken a sort of primal comfort that is hard to capture any other way. You can come close at home, regardless of the tools at your disposal. If you have a fireplace at home, you’re 90-percent there already. Grab your warmest blanket and snuggle to your heart’s content. If you don’t have a fireplace of your own, try putting on a yule log program on Netflix or YouTube, dim the lights, and make yourself some cocoa. Let the power of imagination do the rest.
Once this is all over, we can’t wait to see you in Park City for real. All Seasons Resort Lodging offers Park City vacation rentals for every occasion. Whether you need a quick summer getaway after the situation settles down or you want to go big with a lavish ski trip to make up for lost time, you can confidently book your Park City lodging today backed by our Lowest Rate Guarantee.
Until we see you, make sure to stay safe, and maintain the social distance.
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Dine While Enjoying the Fresh Mountain Air
Take your meal al fresco with outdoor dining in Park City. Especially after the quarantines and the lockdowns, it sure is a relief to enjoy an exquisitely prepared dish while basking in Park City’s natural splendor. Whether it’s a deck, a patio, a balcony, an alley, or a sidewalk, these 15 restaurants are the perfect place to take in the sights while you savor your entree. Then, find the Park City vacation rental that’s closest to your ideal restaurant and book direct through us for your next stay!
All information is accurate as of March 29, 2022. Hours may vary. Confirm with each establishment.
The Nelson Cottage by High West
- Hours:
- 5:30 am – 9:30 pm
- Address: 651 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-655-7309 | highwest.com
Park City’s award-winning whiskey distillery has culinary chops, too. High West’s chef dreams up weekly prix-fixe menus that dazzle and delight. Each meal is optionally accompanied by an expert whisky pairing that you don’t want to miss. If you prefer grapes, an evolving wine list is also available. And it can all be served right on the quaint lawn in a climate-controlled Alpenglobe with a view of downtown Park City.
Image / High West Distillery
Vista Terrace Alpenglobes
- Hours:
- 3:00 pm – 8:00 pm
- Address: 9100 Marsac Ave, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-604-1534 | montagehotels.com
Enjoy high-end dining in a world of your own. The terrace Alpenglobes offer an unbeatable vista of Deer Valley and then put you into a private reverie with your closest friends. Watch the sun go down on Park City while you sip champagne, nibble at caviar, or mull over a charcuterie board. The menu represents a carefully tweaked cross-section of offerings from the various dining options on the mountain, allowing you to choose between fondue, sushi, and rosé at your leisure. Your resort-within-a-resort experience comes with a $200 reservation fee.
Image / Montage Deer Valley
Stein Alpenglobes
- Hours:
- Lunch: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
- Dinner: 6:00 pm – 12:00 am
- Address: 7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-6455 | steinlodge.com
On-mountain dining at Deer Valley Resort has never been so breathtaking (and not from the cold). panoramic Deer Valley views dance across the surface of your private, climate controlled, chandelier-lit snow globe as you dine. Both 90-minute lunches and dinners are available with a reservation fee. Meal service is provided by the resort’s Troll Hallen Lounge, including a selection of upscale casual-style menu items and decadent deserts. Try everything from signature Swedish meatballs to a famous Stein Burger before cracking into a picture-perfect crème brûlée.
Image / Stein Eriksen Lodge
Wasatch Brewery
- Hours:
- Lunch: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
- Dinner: 6:00 pm – 12:00 am
- Address: 7700 Stein Way, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-6455 | steinlodge.com
On-mountain dining at Deer Valley Resort has never been so breathtaking (and not from the cold). panoramic Deer Valley views dance across the surface of your private, climate controlled, chandelier-lit snow globe as you dine. Both 90-minute lunches and dinners are available with a reservation fee. Meal service is provided by the resort’s Troll Hallen Lounge, including a selection of upscale casual-style menu items and decadent deserts. Try everything from signature Swedish meatballs to a famous Stein Burger before cracking into a picture-perfect crème brûlée.
Image / Wasatch Brewery
Edge Steakhouse
- Hours:
- 5:30 pm – 10:00 pm
- Address: 3000 Canyons Resort Dr, Park City, UT 84098
- Contact: 435-655-2260 | westgateresorts.com
Edge has long served a mouth-watering menu of steak and seafood right on the plaza at Canyons Village. It is tucked into the luxury of Westgate Park City, with a patio opening onto the plaza itself. Now you can take your meal al fresco any time of the year thanks to their new outdoor Alpenglobes. These glassy spheres offer heated outdoor dining, social distance, and luxury features like controllable lighting and an independent sound system. Enjoy your perfect meal to a soundtrack of your own making!
Image / Edge Steakhouse
Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive
- Hours:
- Mon – Fri: 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
- Sat – Sun: 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
- Address: 1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-0911 | boneyardsaloon.com
Boneyard’s awesome rooftop terrace looks even better under the light of your own igloo. For a $100 reservation fee, you can bring a party of up to 12 along to drink the night away in a comfortably heated dome with dimmable lighting, a private sound system, and one of the liveliest venues in Park City. This old lumberyard knows how to party, serving up delicious small plates to go with a full drink menu and lots of character.
Image / Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive
Butcher’s Chop House & Bar
- Hours:
- 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm
- Address: 751 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-647-0040 | butcherschophouse.com
Sitting on Park Ave and Main St, Butcher’s is an iconic downtown steakhouse with the grilling expertise to please the most discerning carnivore. It also sits right under The Caledonian, our very own ski-in/ski-out Main St luxury property. A palate-pleasing menu is paired with a robust drink selection from the full bar. You can enjoy all of these delicious options from the comfort of a patio Alpenglobe for a $100 reservation fee. Your globe even has its own call button, so you won’t have to wait for the staff to come check on you to get personalized service.
Image / Butcher’s Chop House & Bar
Twisted Fern
- Hours:
- Mon – Fri: 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
- Sat – Sun: 11:00 am – 2:30 pm and 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm
- Address: 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-731-8238 | twistedfern.com
A seasonally inspired menu can be enjoyed on a seasonally prepared patio at Twisted Fern. They’re serving their fresh, exciting creations on a winterized patio with covered seating, wood floors, and glowing heaters that will help you forget you’re out in the middle of a snowy mountain evening. The smell of creative, delicious meals and the satisfying taste of outstanding cocktails pair well with the crisp Park City air.
Image / Twisted Fern
Versante Hearth + Bar
- Hours:
- 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
- Address: 2346 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-604-4012
Italian comfort food has never been more fun. You know Versante for its robust selection of Italian standbys and fresh innovations, its hearth-oven flatbread pizzas, and its hand-crafted cocktails, but things get a lot more interesting once the temperatures hit freezing. The patio is fully covered and heated, with an outdoor fireplace to boot. But the real star attraction is the homemade ice skating rink. Eat, drink, and skate in Park City. A votre santé!
Image / Versante Hearth + Bar
501 on Main
- Hours:
- Mon – Fri 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Sat – Sun 10:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 501 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-0700 | 501onmain.com
With vegetarian and vegan options to complement its seasonal menu, this casual dining establishment has at least a little bit of something for everyone. Their fresh take on everything from salads to burgers can be enjoyed from a small patio built out into the road along Main Street. You won’t be crowded out while watching the downtown hustle and bustle-there are only a few tables to choose from.
Image / 501 on Main
A Word From The Owners:
“We can seat up to 24 currently in our Main Street deck and our second-story balcony. We are available for indoor and outdoor dining, and our outdoor dining is frequently at capacity. We are also pet friendly, in case anyone wants to bring their furry friends as well. We’re also ADA compliant.”
Crystal Park Cantina
- Hours: Daily 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm
- Address: 412 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-602-1179 | crystalparkcantina.com
Tuck into a plate of homestyle Mexican favorites and tip back a couple of margaritas on Crystal Park Cantina’s covered Main Street deck or their patio seating area. Between the two distinct outdoor areas, there’s plenty of space to mull over a couple of drinks or fill up on rice and beans. The Main Street deck is a little cozier, thanks to the full overhead coverage and half walls. If you want a breezier experience, opt for the patio.
Image / Crystal Park Cantina
The Eating Establishment
- Hours:
- 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
- 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
- Address: 317 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-8284 | theeatingestablishment.net
Image / The Eating Establishment
Bringing big “breakfast all day” energy to Main Street, The Eating Establishment is a local favorite with a long history. You can start the day with a full menu of breakfast favorites, which expands through lunch and dinner to offer a surprising breadth and depth of flavor. And you can enjoy it all from one of Main Street’s dining decks. A few select tables are available for your enjoyment, whether you’re starting your day with huevos rancheros or ending it with a burger.
Flanagan’s on Main
- Hours:
- Mon – Thu 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
- Fri – Sat 11:00 am – 10:00 pm
- Sun 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 438 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-8600 | flanagansonmain.com
Image / Flanagan’s on Main
There aren’t a lot of Irish pubs in Park City. Even if there were, Flanagan’s would still reign supreme. It doesn’t get a lot more authentic-from the plates of corned beef and cabbage to the shots of Irish whiskey. You’re free to take your craic in the warm wooden dining room or at the welcome bar, but you can also opt for a more outdoorsy experience. Step outside the front door and toss back a pint under the canvas of the Main Street deck. Salute passing traffic from just outside the lane and survey the beauty of the heart of downtown Park City.
Main Street Pizza and Noodle
- Hours: Daily 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 530 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-8878 | mainstreetpizzanoodle.com
Revel in the rich, starchy goodness of all things Italian at Main Street Pizza and Noodle. Grab a tasty slice of pizza, tuck into a bowl of tortellini, and so much more. Look elsewhere if you are hoping to keep the carbs away. But you won’t find a better spot in town to pile your plate high with pasta. This restaurant is all about abbondanza, and that includes a wealth of outdoor seating. Take your meal onto the street-level deck and breathe in some fresh air while you inhale your linguine.
Shabu
- Hours: Daily 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
- Address: 442 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-7253 | shabuparkcity.com
Image / Flanagan’s on Main
Don’t let the name fool you; there’s more than hotpot going on inside Shabu. There’s a wealth of freestyle Asian creations behind that unassuming awning. You’ll find something unexpected to delight the senses in every dish on the menu. You’ll also forget that Park City is more than 1,000 miles away from the nearest ocean when you sample the seafood. Remind yourself of your alpine location by eating on the Main Street deck, which takes you out of the slick dining room and into the rustic atmosphere of downtown Park City.
Fletcher’s (Swede Alley side)
- Hours:
- Sun – Thu 5:00 pm – 9:30 pm
- Fri – Sat 5:00 pm – 12:00 am
- Address: 562 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-1111 | fletcherspc.com
Image / Fletcher’s
A classy restaurant and lounge with some luxurious spaces for both drinking and dining, Fletcher’s is a refined experience designed to appeal to sophisticated palates. Beauty can be found in the intimate lounge space, the upscale menu, the hand-crafted cocktails, and the artful presentation of each dish. With a lovely space next to beautiful Swede Alley, Fletcher’s can throw open the large garage-style doors to allow diners to spill out into the mountain atmosphere. Take in the historic character of the adjoining plaza while exploring the contemporary tastes of Fletcher’s menu.
Keep it Cool
If you’re looking for somewhere to cool off after a meal in the sun, try our list of cool summer activities. You’re sure to find a low-temperature way to enjoy your afternoon, even during the peak of the summer season.
Fletcher’s (Swede Alley side)
- Hours: Daily 3:00 pm – 10:00 pm
- Address: 751 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-647-0040 |butcherschophouse.com
Not only is Butcher’s Chop House and Bar one of Park City’s tastiest steakhouses and bars, it also has one of the best views on Main Street. Their sprawling patio takes in a sweeping vista of the Town Lift located just a few feet away. Lounge in comfort and let Butcher’s serve up expert cuts of prime beef and refreshing cocktails in the shadow of the surrounding hills. It has the added convenience of a location on the first floor of The Caledonian, one of the only ski-in/ski-out properties on Main Street.
Image / Butcher’s Chop House
Davanza’s
- Hours: Daily 11:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 690 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-2222 | davanzas.com
Image / Davanza’s
Park City’s favorite quirky snack shack is also equipped with a cozy little patio. Order up a plate of street tacos, a slice of pizza, or a quick beer to enjoy in the breeze outside. You’ll be sheltered from the elements under the roof, but with plenty of fresh mountain air to enjoy from your spot behind the railing bar. You’ll also be right at the bottom of Main Street, near Town Lift.
Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive
- Hours:
- Mon – Sat 11:00 am – 11:00 pm
- Sun 10:00 am – 11:00 pm
- Address: 1251 Kearns Blvd, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-0911 | boneyardsaloon.com
Image / Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive
Park City’s favorite quirky snack shack is also equipped with a cozy little patio. Order up a plate of street tacos, a slice of pizza, or a quick beer to enjoy in the breeze outside. You’ll be sheltered from the elements under the roof, but with plenty of fresh mountain air to enjoy from your spot behind the railing bar. You’ll also be right at the bottom of Main Street, near Town Lift.
Riverhorse on Main
- Hours: Daily 5:00 pm 9:30 pm
- Address: 540 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-3536 | riverhorseparkcity.com
Image / Riverhorse on Main
One of Park City’s most beloved restaurants, this new-American eatery offers an upscale menu of seasonal dishes with a focus on local ingredients. A meal at Riverhorse on Main is a true local Park City experience. While the main dining area is already an airy space with plenty of natural light, the balcony puts you right into the evening air above Main Street. The second-floor outdoor seating provides a commanding view of the downtown area and the surrounding countryside.
If you want to take your meal to go, you can grab some pre-prepared options from their Riverhorse Provisions location.
The Bridge Cafe and Grill
- Hours: Daily 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Address: 825 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-658-5451 | thebridgecafeandgrill.com
Image / The Bridge Cafe and Grill
A location at Town Lift at the bottom of Main Street, a fresh menu of invigorating flavors with a Brazilian twist, and a huge outdoor eating space make it easy to love The Bridge Cafe and Grill. Breakfast all day is a big specialty here, with everything from an acai bowl to the meanest eggs Benedict in town. Make it a real meal on the town by dining on the open deck. This plaza space serves as the base of the Town Lift and gives The Bridge one of the largest outdoor dining spaces in Park City. The views of the hills above Main Street and the excitement of the downtown area make your dining experience even more enjoyable.
A Word From The Owners:
“We actually have two patios. Our first patio has about six tables, and our second patio is much larger, with about 10 tables”
Cafe Terigo
- Hours:
- Mon – Sat 11:30 am – 2:30 pm, 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm
- Sun 5:30 pm – 9:00 pm
- Address: 424 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-9555 | cafeterigo.com
Image / Cafe Terigo
This cozy eatery offers a rich menu of Old World flavors. Northern Italy and the south of France dominate the menu, with a robust selection of time-tested flavors and traditional preparations. The laid-back atmosphere conjures images of the rustic European countryside, though you can opt to dine outside to take in the rustic Utah countryside instead. Their large patio lets you bask in the warmth of the earthy bricks and the cool of the leafy shade while you experience some classic hospitality.
Red Rock Junction
- Hours:
- Sun – Thu 12:00 pm – 9:00 pm
- Fri – Sat 12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
- Address: 1640 Redstone Center Dr, Park City, UT 84098
- Contact: 435-575-0295 | redrockbrewing.com
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A lively atmosphere, both inside and out, makes Red Rock an appealing choice for an energizing lunch or casual dinner. Their menu is predominantly American favorites, from burgers and pizza to steak and fried fish. Pairing your meal with some of their delicious craft brews (alcoholic or otherwise) is essential to the Red Rock experience. Their indoor seating is a lively industrial backdrop, but the outdoor seating puts you in the middle of the energetic Redstone shopping complex. Relax under the shade while you chow down on your Red Rock burger and sip your brew.
No Name Saloon
- Hours: Daily 11:00 am – 2:00 am
- Address: 447 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-6667 | nonamesaloon.com
A lively atmosphere, both inside and out, makes Red Rock an appealing choice for an energizing lunch or casual dinner. Their menu is predominantly American favorites, from burgers and pizza to steak and fried fish. Pairing your meal with some of their delicious craft brews (alcoholic or otherwise) is essential to the Red Rock experience. Their indoor seating is a lively industrial backdrop, but the outdoor seating puts you in the middle of the energetic Redstone shopping complex. Relax under the shade while you chow down on your Red Rock burger and sip your brew.
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Don’t Miss Breakfasts and Brunches in Park City
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. You’ll need plenty of energy to make it through an intense morning on the powder or an afternoon exploring trails. Make sure you get the best start to your day at the best breakfast places in Park City. Load up your plate for adventure when you order your first meal of the day at any of our top 5 Park City breakfast favorites.
Here’s our 5 Best Breakfast Places in Park City
- Five5eeds
- Squatters Roadhouse Grill
- Wasatch Bagel and Grill
- The Bridge Cafe and Grill
- Java Cow
Five5eeds
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Five5eeds
This Aussie spot does everything about breakfast exactly the right way. First off, everything on the menu is delicious. Secondly, you can have your breakfast all day. The figurative cherry on top is the fact that Five5eeds can accommodate gluten-free or vegan palates without compromising on flavor. For a signature taste, try the Acai Bowl-it’s rich with fresh fruits and nourishing proteins to keep you energized all day. For savory cravings, the breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun is to die for.
- Hours: Daily 7:30 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 1600 Snow Creek Drive EF, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-901-8242 | five5eeds.com
Squatters Roadhouse Grill
Squatters Roadhouse Grill
Hearty comfort food served with plenty of flavor and character fills the breakfast menu at Squatters. This local-favorite roadhouse starts with egg-and-bacon breakfasts in the early a.m. before transitioning into a popular grill and evening watering hole. Stop by for breakfast and you won’t walk away hungry. Tuck into a stack of buckwheat pancakes big enough to fill up a starving lumberjack or taste the Southern comfort folded into a platter of beer biscuits and sausage gravy.
- Hours: Daily 9:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 1900 Park Ave, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-649-9868| squatters.com
Wasatch Bagel and Grill
Wasatch Bagel and Grill
A staggering array of bagels, schmears, bagel sandwiches, breakfast burritos, waffles, and more await at Wasatch Bagel and Grill. This is the definitive breakfast spot for pure variety. Every bagel is a boiled-and-baked masterpiece, and it only gets better from there. Order up a dozen of your favorites with an assortment of toppings or have yours stuffed with eggs and all the fixings for a robust a.m. sandwich experience. Everything on the breakfast menu is worth savoring, but the bagel-based creations are definitely the main attractions.
- Hours: Daily 6:00 am – 10:00 pm
- Address: 1300 Snow Creek Dr, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-645-7778| wasatchbagelandgrill.com
The Bridge Cafe and Grill
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The Bridge Cafe and Grill
Any list of the best breakfast places in Park City would be incomplete without The Bridge Cafe and Grill. It’s always breakfast time at The Bridge. Stop by anytime for a mix of American and Brazilian delicacies that will dazzle and satisfy. In addition to some of the finest Eggs Benedict in town, you’ll find unique plates like the Cristo Redentor (ham and swiss on french toast sandwich) or the beautifully overstuffed burrinho. Even basics like pancakes and omelets are elevated to their breakfast best.
- Hours: Daily 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
- Address: 825 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-658-5451 | thebridgecafeandgrill.com
Java Cow
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Java Cow
A sweet treat is a fun way to start the day. Give yourself a breakfast sugar rush at Java Cow thanks to their outstanding selection of baked goods. Each cookie, croissant, brownie, biscotti, muffin, or danish is carefully baked with love. If that isn’t enough energy to wake you up, you can get some caffeine in your system with a hot cuppa or double-down on the sugar with a mug of cocoa. Later in the day, don’t forget to come back and try the hand-made ice cream on a real waffle cone – or if you’ve got a taste for art, check out a work from the world’s most infamous street artist.
- Hours: Daily 8:00 am – 9:00 pm
- Address: 402 Main St, Park City, UT 84060
- Contact: 435-647-7711| javacowparkcity.com
Even the best breakfast in Park City is only as good as the night’s sleep that preceded it. Make sure you wake up on the right side of the bed by booking the best lodging in Park City. Our selection of condos, townhomes, and vacation rentals can’t be beaten. Wake up rested and ready for the best breakfast places in Park City when you book your lodging with All Seasons Resort Lodging. Our Lowest Rate Guarantee backs every stay.
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