Best & Cool Bars in Park City

"An award-winning distillery known for small-batch whiskeys, High West is the hottest spot in Park City. While reservations for dinner are normally a must, this season it’s walk-in only. If there’s a wait, you can kill time in the adjacent Saloon drinking killer cocktails like the Marooned Miner, a mix of rye whiskey, rum, creme de cacao, and blueberry cardamom bitters."

"Head to the hills and let some inhibitions down at High West’s Park City distillery. Visit the tasting room for a sip of spirits, then pick up some in-house knowledge on one of the site’s educational tours. When you’re good an educated, sample from the tasting room again, then try to explain the finer points of what you’ve just learned."

"The first and only ski-in/ski-out whiskey distillery, if you can get in, High West is a must. High West serves up roots music, spirits, and victuals daily.High West"

"Located in Emigration Canyon in the outskirts of Salt Lake City, Ruth’s Diner has been around for over 80 years, making it the second oldest restaurant in Salt Lake City. Ruth’s has a cozy and warm ambiance with its homey, classic American food and vintage decor. Surrounded by scenic greenery and quiet, Ruth’s is a pleasantly peaceful escape from the city feel."

"Two vegan breakfast options and another that can be made vegan by omitting cheese are available at Ruth’s Diner. While the Sunrise Spuds and Teriyaki Vegetable Stir Fry sounded great, we both got Trevor’s Potato Burrito. Trevor’s Potato Burrito is filled with potatoes, beans, mushrooms and guac, slathered in a delicious red sauce."

"A post shared by Ruth’s Diner (@ruthsdiner) on May 5, 2018 at 9:13am PDT. Neighborhood: Emigration Canyon. Address: 4160 Emigration Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84108"

"Tucked into Mill Creek Canyon, Log Haven’s patio stands out for its winding drive, scenic views, mountain air and woodland acoustics. “The best feature is just the all-in-all ambience with the waterfall flowing right down to the patio, the view of the mountains across the street, all the foliage,” said Ian Campbell, co-owner and general manager. “It’s just idyllic."

"Located near to downtown Salt Lake City in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, this award-winning venue is truly breathtaking. Beautiful waterfalls, flowers and scenery make Log Haven a magical place to eat. It’s little wonder that the venue is popular for weddings and reception dinners as it truly is a tranquil environment."

"A post shared by Log Haven (@loghaven) on Jul 16, 2020 at 4:46pm PDT. Neighborhood:Millcreek Canyon. Address: 6451 Millcreek Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84109"

"Specializing in Italian cuisine from Italy's Molise region, this full-service restaurant serves fresh, brilliantly simple cuisine in a handsome, upscale enviornment. During any month, you can enjoy dinner accompanied by live, Friday night jazz performed by the John Flander Trio; in the summer, you can eat outside on the covered patio. Given its location, artistic décor, and quality of dining, Caffé Molise is an excellent place to dine before a Salt Lake Symphony concert or any downtown outing."

"Housed in the Historic Eagle Building in downtown Salt Lake City, Caffe Molise is inspired by Italy’s Molise region. This restaurant sits in a majestic brick building with interior designs that feature exposed wood beams, banquette seating along one wall, dark woods, and large paned windows. Crisp white linen tablecloths, and pendant lighting provide the perfect setting for a special dinner."

"Caffé Molise has quickly become a local favorite within the Salt Lake City restaurant scene — and for very good reason. Conveniently located downtown at 404 S W Temple, Caffé Molise has reminded Salt Lake foodies just how good local can be. Caffé Molise is all about focusing on what is grown locally within the Salt Lake area, implementing seasonal ingredients throughout their menu."

"This small dive-bar in the Sugarhouse neighborhood of SLC is a charming bar to have a drink with a friend or a date in an intimate setting. The friendly staff, the old jukebox, and the good beer make for a quaint and cozy atmosphere. This beer-only hangout is also a good place to catch your favorite game in town."

"Well Handlebar is a great spot to reward yourself with a cold one before finishing up on your ride home. The dog-friendly bar is located on 300 West and has plenty of space for you to park your bike. With irresistible food and drink options, taking a trip on your bike has never seemed so desirable!"

"Tucked into Mill Creek Canyon, Log Haven’s patio stands out for its winding drive, scenic views, mountain air and woodland acoustics. “The best feature is just the all-in-all ambience with the waterfall flowing right down to the patio, the view of the mountains across the street, all the foliage,” said Ian Campbell, co-owner and general manager. “It’s just idyllic."

"Located near to downtown Salt Lake City in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, this award-winning venue is truly breathtaking. Beautiful waterfalls, flowers and scenery make Log Haven a magical place to eat. It’s little wonder that the venue is popular for weddings and reception dinners as it truly is a tranquil environment."

"A post shared by Log Haven (@loghaven) on Jul 16, 2020 at 4:46pm PDT. Neighborhood:Millcreek Canyon. Address: 6451 Millcreek Canyon Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84109"

"We recommend Kneader’s for homemade bread and good desserts; Costa Vida or Cafe Rio offer delicious fast food (as vegetarians, we prefer the veggie burrito at Costa Vida); The Pie Pizzeria for pizza; Zuppa’s for soup and salad (and if you go an hour before closing, their tasty creme brûlée is buy 1 get 1 free); and the pad Thai or pesto cavatappi at Noodles and Company. If you fancy a romantic dinner in a higher price range, do check out La Caille in Sandy."

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"When my kids were toddlers, one of my favorite destinations was the Salt Lake Library’s Main Branch. There we’d spend a whole morning running around the grounds and climbing the walkway to the rooftop garden. But with each visit, I always made time to go inside so that, while the kids entertained themselves by hanging out in the “ice” cave or turning the pages of picture books, I could sit on the floor leafing through magazines, gratefully sipping a cup of Salt Lake Roasting Co. coffee."

"Salt Lake Roasting Co. wants you to simply enjoy your coffee. They have a very cozy downtown location with the most inviting atmosphere to curl up in and read a book while enjoying a hot cup of coffee—like you're in a movie, or, well, at home. The coffee is freshly roasted in-house, and the pastries are made fresh daily by their pastry chef who has been with them for 30 years."

"Salt Lake Roasting Co is one of Salt Lake’s oldest coffee roasters, if not THE oldest. It’s a BIG coffee shop, with two levels and lots of seating, both inside and out. It’s open late, till 10pm, and has become one of the most reliable evening hang out spots in the city."

"Our waitress made us feel very welcome did a great job suggesting items for us to order. We love the patio and 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."

"Warm, sophisticated dining room & sake bar with refined Japanese fare including sushi & shabu-shabu. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 435-645-7253"