Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Park City

"Two lofty dining rooms, an expansive deck, and terrific live entertainment endow this restaurant with character and appeal. The cuisine and service only serve to heighten the experience. Although the place can get loud at times, it's characterized by a good-natured boisterousness that embraces other diners as well."

"If we’re keeping score, Riverhorse on Main may be the place to beat. Known as one of North America’s top culinary institutions, Riverhorse holds its own in the award category. Past wins include the AAA Four Diamond Award as well as a 17-year-streak with Forbes Travel Guide Four Star Award."

"The Salt Lake City Plaza Hotel represents an excellent lodging choice for tourists and business travelers alike. Located immediately at Temple Square, this hotel offers minimized walking distances to the Square itself, as well as the Family Research Library, LDS Conference Center, and Salt Palace Convention Center. Within the hotel, all of its guest rooms boast handsome d--cor accented with overtones of classic European style."

"(My favorite pizza place in the whole city – you must try the pizza with the buffalo mozzarella.) Then rent some SLC Green Bikes and bike over to Temple Square. I like to go here for lunch because it can get crazy busy for dinner and reservations are not accepted. Don’t forget to stop over for some gelato next door. Also, if it is winter, you really do not want to bike."

"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"

"Red Butte Garden and Arboretum contain a botanical garden, arboretum, and an amphitheater. Located in the foothills of the Wasatch Range, this scenic botanic garden spreads over 100 acres. Therefore, it is filled with exciting trails for hikers, joggers, and walkers."

"It was a go-to cocktail spot in post-Prohibition Salt Lake City and eventually purchased by "Modern Family" actor Ty Burrell and several family members. The bar is still known for its cocktails and has sprouted a sibling, Beer Bar, an homage to beer that is also known for its bratwurst and Belgian fries."

"It’s a modern speakeasy still using the same recipes from a bygone era. Neighboring Beer Bar is a German-inspired watering hole, offering more than 140 beers with 30 on tap and artisan bratwurst. Both are co-owned by Emmy award-winning Modern Family actor and SLC local, Ty Burrell."

"Starting off the list, we have what considered by the people in SLC as the best bar in the city. Bar-X is that kind of place where you could just chill out all day long. The place is famous for its unique blend of cocktails and drinks."

"The Utah Governor's Mansion has served as the official residence for every Governor of Utah between 1937 and 1957 and again since 1980, listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Thomas Kearns Mansion and Carriage House. The home was originally constructed in 1902 by United States Senator Thomas Kearns and was designed by architect Carl Neuhausen, best known for his design of Salt Lake City's Cathedral of the Madeleine. Visitors can explore the residence as part of free guided tours, available during the afternoon hours in June, July, August, and December."

"In 1902, wealthy Senator Thomas Kearns constructed this phenomenal residence, which is currently home to Utah's governor and family. Located on South Temple Street, this grand home shares its environs with many other grand, historic homes. Visitors may take a guided tour to view the refurbished mansion and appreciate its history, architecture, and furnishings."

"Martine is essential to downtown SLC’s nightlife and culinary scene, with a focus on tapas (small Spanish appetizers) and a hip setting, close to one of the top Salt Lake City hotels near airport. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-363-9328. Steakhouse, 0.5 MILES"

"Water Witch is by far one of the most electrifying, fan favorite bars in Utah. They showcase their outstanding bartending skills night in and night out by constantly reinventing their drink menu, while using an experimental yet so delicious touch to each of their drinks. Probably the most innovative bar in Salt Lake, Water Witch is also famous for conducting collaborations with local companies, one of which even being with ice cream powerhouse Normal Club!"

"We’ve compiled a list of a few of our favorite bars and restaurants with outside seating options accompanied with local cuisine and refreshing cocktails to maximize your summer mountain retreat. From pup-friendly pubs, foodie destinations for the whole family, to dinner al fresco, these patios have something special for anyone looking for a special outdoor dining experience in Park City."

"$ An intimate bar, garnished by dark wood and dimmed lights. You can’t beat this ambiance. You’ll find music on the weekend with a relatively low cover."

"For over 50 years, this attraction has brought contemporary art to Utah. The gallery showcases over 40 different artists and includes representational and abstract pieces. In addition to resident art, Meyer Gallery also spotlights featured artists."

"The Clark Planetarium gives kids the opportunity for hands-on learning about our Earth, the moon, space weather and more. Rowen and Raven especially loved the Restless Planet Exhibit. We got to stand inside a tornado, watch lightning strike, watch the earth rotate and touch real geological items from the Earth."

"Located within the Gateway in Downtown Salt Lake City, Clark Planetarium is a valuable educational center. It provides a wide range of educational, entertainment, and learning opportunities for visitors. So, this is an ideal place to visit with your kids."

"The star shows and IMAX theater at the Clark Planetarium aren't free, but the planetarium does have a number of free exhibits that are interesting and worth a look, especially if you're in the area."

"The State Capitol is found, perhaps unsurprisingly, on Capitol Hill, and is the symbol of the state of Utah. The building is 300 feet above the rest of the city, which means that it can be seen from many different vantage points, and is designed in the Neo-Classical style. The building is topped with a dome and the inside of the capitol is furnished with marble."

"Set 300 feet above the city at the north end of State Street, on Capitol Hill, is the Utah State Capitol. This towering, neoclassical, domed building houses the House of Representatives, Senate, and Supreme Court of Utah. The interior is known for its marble rotunda, the Golden Room (the Governor's reception room), and a small gallery with changing exhibits."

"A $45-million renovation transformed this building from a spectacular hotel into office space for the Mormon Church. Visitors may take guided tours to learn about the building and its uses over the past 70 years. Beyond its history, the building will dazzle you with its spectacular architecture and opulent decor."

"The Tavernacle Social Club has hosted a dueling piano show in Downtown Salt Lake City for nearly 20 years. The show takes a humorous look at the conservative Morman culture that has shaped the city and is generally a raucous good time, at least by historical Salt Lake City standards. The bar hosts karaoke three nights a week and is locatedone mile away from the LDS church’s famous Salt Lake City Tabernacle."

"Salt Lake City’s premier dining establishment, specializing in modern American cuisine featuring seasonal refined dishes and approachable comfort food enjoyed in a casually elegant setting with impeccable service. Reservations required. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: Shirt/Slacks Req.Phone: +1 801-363-0166"

"New Jersey native Steven Maxwell came to Utah for the skiing and stayed to serve up Italian-American favorites based on his grandmother's recipes. Maxwell's East Coast Eatery has locations in Park City and SLC. Try the Fat Kid Pizza for an authentic East Coast pie."

"The Red Door is a swanky downtown cocktail bar with a speakeasy feel. This subversive bar opened as a private club in 2002. It refers to itself as a “church of the emotionally exhausted and morally bankrupt.” Nametags are inspired by those worn by missionaries of the Mormon church."

"If you’re looking for an A-class whiskey in Salt Lake City, The Red Door SLC is definitely the place you wouldn’t want to miss out. The place is famous for its whiskey and wine. Various cocktail menus are also available too."