The ambiance is cool, the cocktails were great. However, I thought the food was average and the…read moreservice slightly less. After our food was delivered we didn't see our server again until we were done. He never checked on us, didn't ask if we wanted more drinks (we did!), didn't refill our water glasses. He did spend a lot of time chatting with some other tables and refilling their water. He left the carafe nearby, so we just picked it up and filled our own. There are a lot of options in the area so I would probably choose another spot next time.

Great service!! I was skeptical first when walked in but the attentive waitress assured me I was in…read morea good place! We had steak salad, gnocchi and hamburger. For dessert mascarpone cheese cake! I wished the dressing was lighter but that I will ask next time. Great service!

Came for an Anniversary and it again didn't disappoint! Tried the ribs this time. Variety of other…read morefood comes with it besides just getting the ribeye. Scones with bacon butter are amazing. Toffee sticky pudding wasn't too heavy or too sweet. Home made ice cream comes with it. One of the best places in Park City for a special occasion.

Excellent restaurant. Great staff, delicious food. I would definitely go back…read more Had a mussels appetizer that was delicious, and the mains were very good as well

Our favorite in Park City! Always friendly and service is…read moregreat! Always on our bucket list

The pizza here is really solid and great for a family or friends outing. Cool place with a fun…read moreafter skiing vibe to it. Where this place falls short is on all its other foods. If you're not here for pizza, you might as well go anywhere else. I ordered tacos instead of pizza and they were abysmal. Go for pizza and drinks, nothing else.

We enjoyed wandering up and down the historic main street and Park city. They were lots of T-shirt,…read moreshops, restaurants, bars, galleries... A lot to look at and admire. We passed Western shops as well as ski and bike shops here. Many of the old buildings had plaques on the walls. There is a free trolley that goes up and down Main Street. There were public restrooms and lots of shady benches to sit and catch our breath as we've wandered.

Great mountain view Main Street in Park City, Utah. The street reminds me of a better, more upscale…read moreversion of Durango. Full of shops up and down the 3-4 blocks, you can find great art, souvenirs, restaurants, bars and outfitters. The street is appropriately named- the Main Street. Don't skip on these places: Riverhorse, Palomino, Nelson Cottage, No Name Saloon, Park City Museum, High West Distillery, Alpine Distillery, Le Depot Brasserie, Mumbai House and Mountain Town Olive Oil.

After coming here around 8 or so times now, here's the low down. They do half price sushi upstairs…read moredaily and it starts at 5pm. The service is somewhat friendly but really bad for the most part. The place can be what I consider to be dead, staff everywhere and still take 15 mins to get a glass of wine and 30 mins for your food. For example, I'm here now. The entire place has 4 tables being used including mine. Staff everywhere and 4 sushi chefs. I've now waited 29 mins for two sushi rolls. This is particularly worse upstairs than down. If you are upstairs and still at the sushi bar, close your eyes as it's pretty dirty. There's always drama with having gluten free soy sauce too. They aren't very responsible with knowing if they have any or actually actually giving you gluten-free which has made me sick. There's not a lot of great sushi in park city, if you order right, this is one of the better options and half off, it's absolutely the best for the price. Some are great and some are not. Really what shines here is the pretty bad wait times and service. Great vibes down stairs on weekends and definitely better service. I think overall it's a great local joint but definitely needs improvement with staff and efficiency. This is locally owned and I will continue to support 1 star for ambiance (down stairs) 2 stars for prices and portions on both sushi and reg menu

Service was great but sushi was awful. Don't go here for the sushi. There are other sushi…read morerestaurants near by with better quality fish.

We ordered this for a work lunch and the pizzas were great! Love the variety of choices on the…read moremenu. We also ordered garlic knots. We got three large pizzas and I believe they were like $30 each. Service was great. It was really easy to make it online order and customize our pizzas. It does seem a little bit expensive for pizza, but I am also not a huge pizza fan. Still great pizza and everyone enjoyed it.

Went here over the weekend. We grabbed a margarita pizza & an order of garlic knots. I really loved…read morethe garlic knots! I was shocked at how many there were. The pizza was really good as well. Staff was great, service was fast. Cute place & they had live music set up outside. Loved the ambiance! Would definitely recommend & I'm hoping to try their ravioli appetizer next time!

I ordered the American Wagyu bacon cheeseburger to go since I was about to board, and overall I was…read morehappy with the experience. While I was looking at the menu, the manager or lead staff member greeted me right away and was polite and professional. I did not feel rushed at all, which I appreciated given the airport setting. The burger came out in about 10 minutes and was packaged neatly for travel. The fries were excellent--well seasoned and addictive, the kind you keep reaching for without thinking. The burger itself was huge. I had considered adding an egg, but I am glad I did not since it would have been difficult to manage on the plane. The thick-cut bacon was delicious, and I really loved the bun; it was buttery, nicely toasted, and crisp around the edges. The only drawback was that the patty was overcooked. I ordered medium rare, but it came closer to medium or beyond. Still, taking everything into account (the service, the efficiency, and the overall quality), I would rate the experience highly. If judging the food alone, it might be closer to a 4.5, but the full experience makes this a solid 4/5.

Went first for brunch. I've been since for dinner. Save…read moreyour money. Bad food and lousy service. Neither my companion nor I enjoyed it. Still give it props for the cute and quaint ambiance.

When Salt Lake City hosted the Winter Olympics in 2002, nearby Park City was the venue for ski…read morejumping, Giant Slalom and Snowboarding. Its reputation as a ski center is top notch. But 100 years ago, it had no almost no skiing heritage, in fact it didn't even have a ski shop. How do I know this? Easy, the plaque on the Emmet (Bud) Wright Statue told me so. Who was he? He was a telephone lineman responsible for repairs in this rugged area and travelled his territory on a ten foot long homemade pair of skis. The monument consists of a bronze statue of Wright carrying his pair of skis.. The accompanying plaque reads: EMMETT "BUD" WRIGHT In 1920, Emmett "Bud" Wright made his living skiing, but not as a ski patrolman or ski racer. Bud worked as a lineman for the local telephone company, traveling the mountains surrounding Park City on his 10 foot-long, handmade skis, repairing the phone lines. When Bud broke one of his skis, he was forced to use skis of two different lengths because no ski shops existed in Park City.