After a long day on the slopes, hopefully you’ve saved some energy for a night out on the town. Park City is well known for it’s nightlife: from bars to dance clubs to live shows, there’s something here for everyone.
If you’re looking to hang out right after skiing, the Brewhouse is your best bet. It’s on the second floor of the Legacy Lodge, which sits at the base of the mountain. Great for relaxing after a tough day on the hill. The Corner Store Pub & Grill is also popular with the “off-the-slopes” crowd, where you can chill out on the outdoor patio and take in the views.
Most of the popular nightspots are on Main Street. Above the US Post Office you will find several locals' favorites including O'Shucks, The Alamo, and the No Name Saloon. On lower Main Street near the Town Lift you will find Mulligan's and several other pubs and bars.
For the people that just want to dance, Harry O’s is tough to beat. Whether it’s a live band or hip DJ, the dance floor is sure to be hopping. Bring your finest digs, this is mountain town clubbing at its best. Cisero’s is another good bet, and the place gets packed, so bring your dancing shoes.
If live music is more of your scene, The Spur Bar is the place to go. Don’t expect a beer soaked wood floor and crappy chairs, though. Instead you’ll find couches, a fireplace and a small dance floor. Smoking is not allowed here, so you won’t feel like you have to take a shower after a night out on the town. The Celsius Lounge is another good bet for some live music, especially if you want to kick back and enjoy one of the many acoustic bands that frequents the place on the weekends.
For sports bars try the Broken Thumb at the Racquet Club, or The Rustic Creek Sports Bar (in Park City Peaks Hotel), both are great places to catch the game and kick back with the locals. Multiple TV’s keep all the fans happy, and there are pool tables, darts, and video games as well. The Wasatch Brew Pub on Main Street offers a fine selection of local brews in a casual atmosphere.
