Park City · Food
Where to Eat on a Park City Bachelorette Trip
Our local shortlist for celebratory dinners, brunch, casual lunches, and the nights when Main Street is packed.
For a celebratory Park City dinner, start with Purple Sage or Silver Star Cafe. High West Saloon is the classic whiskey-and-mountain-food stop, while Boneyard, Sammy’s Bistro, Davanza’s, and Alberto’s are useful casual options. Build backups into the plan during ski season and major event weekends.
Celebration-worthy
Purple Sage
Refined-casual American Western food in historic Old Town. This is our favorite “nice dinner without feeling formal” choice.
Silver Star Cafe
Excellent brunch and dinner, mountain views, and intimate live acoustic music on select nights. Reserve early.
High West Saloon
Creative mountain comfort food and whiskey in Old Town; busy for a reason and useful for après or dinner.
Casual and local
Boneyard Saloon
Local beer, TVs, wood-fired comfort food, and a rooftop in summer. It is 21+ and first come, first served.
Sammy’s Bistro
A relaxed locals’ spot for sandwiches and approachable dinner food; first come, first served.
Davanza’s
No-frills pizza near Main Street—ideal when the group wants something easy before going out.
Alberto’s
Fast, casual burritos and breakfast burritos when no one wants another reservation.
Kimball Junction backups
Hearth and Hill
A polished, group-friendly alternative away from Main Street with excellent desserts.
Sushi Blue
A casual sushi and ramen option in Redstone.
Cupla Coffee
Coffee, breakfast, and lunch beneath Newpark Resort.
Hugo Coffee
Our preferred laptop-and-coffee stop near the visitor center.