Park City Nightlife

Main Street is the epicenter of Park City’s nightlife, and there are far more places to review than you’ll likely have time to visit, so here are a few of my favorites. Ranked #1 in my book is The Spur: Live music nightly and surprisingly delicious menu options. You’ll see all ages here.

Danny Masterson (That 70s Show) owns The Downstairs: as its name implies, it’s an underground space. It has a small stage and a dance floor and tends to have a 20’s to early 30’s crowd. You might walk right by it because it looks like an office building from the front door as the night club is tucked down under.

The Cabin was recently relocated to upper Main Street after many years at the bottom of Main. It was a local favorite, and may still be… It’s now located next to Park City Live, which is a very large performance venue that is open only when more famous bands are touring. The Cabin was and has always been a live music venue.

OP Rockwell is also known for its stage performances and live music that tends to be less of a dance club, and more of a place to relax while watching the show. Comfortable seating in a large space downstairs, it can be easy to miss but you won’t want to do that!

Looking for a scene without live music? No Name Saloon is an iconic Park City bar that will remind you of college days. During the season it’s shoulder to shoulder, which you can escape somewhat by heading upstairs to their rooftop patio with space heaters.

There are many restaurants with upscale lounge areas that will have a calmer atmosphere, like 350 Main, High West Distillery, Fletchers, and Butchers.