The Best Brunch Spots In Park City Utah

Before hitting the powdery white slopes or sunny mountainous hikes (depending on the season) in the beautiful Park City, Utah, check out these nine amazing brunch spots to fuel up. Get your day started right with both the natural sunshine and a sunny-side up egg, waffle, coffee, homemade hash browns or whatever else your breakfast craving requires. Did you know – Culture Trip now does bookable, small-group trips? Pick from authentic, immersive Epic Trips, compact and action-packed Mini Trips and sparkling, expansive Sailing Trips.

Bridge Café & Grill

Right off the Town Lift on Main Street, Bridge Cafe is the ideal pre or post slope meal whether you go for the Brazilian-style fluffy Brazuca Omelet, Croissant Sandwich, homemade potatoes, or Eggs Benedict with your espresso-filled drink of choice. Come for the food, great service, and reasonable prices and stay for the outdoor dining and great view.

Java Cow

Follow the warming scent of fresh waffle cones, and enjoy one filled with delicious ice cream with great names and flavors like Wowie Cowie or Cowrispy Crunch. Boasting excellent coffee (try the iced “cow”puccinos) to go with their amazing homemade pastries and muffins baked fresh every morning, Java Cow is the perfect stop for a quick breakfast. If you’re looking for something more filling, check out the incredible breakfast crepes. Make time to browse the merchandise on the way out – the cow-related shirts, greeting cards and gifts will be hard to miss.

The Apex at the Montage

Brazilian acai with strawberry and granola in white bowl over wooden table.

Hop over to Deer Valley to the Montage Hotel, to be wowed by the excellent service and phenomenal menu including an excellent brunch granola, at the Apex. Check out the live music on the outdoor patio while you nosh on some Apex (steak-covered) nachos. If you’re feeling like starting early, check out the incredible wine menu. Whoever said wine wasn’t an appropriate brunch accompaniment had never seen this selection.

9100 Marsac Ave, Park City (435) 604-1300

Gliltretind

Situated up in the mountains at the heart of Deer Valley resort, this elegant restaurant at the Stein Eriksen Lodge offers a free hiking experience. It boasts exquisite food to complement its Country French chairs, over-sized leather furniture seemingly from another era, cozy stone fireplace, and incredible Sunday brunch buffets featuring live jazz. Brunch includes traditional breakfast goodies, a carving station, hot entrees, salads, seafood, fresh fruit and pastries. For lunch and dinner options don’t miss the deer fillet with huckleberry sauce, rack of Colorado or Utah lamb, or lobster broth poured at the table by the friendly wait staff.

7700 Stein Way Park City (435) 645-6455

Atticus Coffee, Books, and Tea House

Check out this unique small town coffee spot while riffling through the great selection of books – on or off the library classic sliding ladders – with an incredible drink and pastry in hand. We recommend the Red Velvet Mocha and the Edgar Almond (toasted almond) tea or any other of their distinctive drinks like the Green Chai or Mexican Hot Chocolate. They also feature hot breakfast options for those that want to take in the funky ambiance, intriguing decor, and great atmosphere.

738 Main St, ParkCity (435) 214-7241

Park City Bread & Bagel

Located in Pinebrook, Park City Bread & Bagel offers incredible bagels, breakfast sandwiches and quick espresso coffee drinks. Park City Bread & Bagel also has quick service and sits on the Wasatch side of the ski resorts for a quick pre-ski breakfast. Do breakfast right with their Spicy Sunrise (a cheddar jalapeño bagel with bacon) or the Black Diamond – with the optional jalapeno inspired cream cheese – while you watch the latest ski, snowboard, or biking films. For those not in the bagel mood, grab a bag of mini muffins offered with your sandwich from the friendly servers, and enjoy at the indoor or outdoor seating.

3126 Quarry Rd. Ste L, Park City (435) 655-0913

The Cabin

As the name implies, the Cabin resembles a mountain getaway, with wooden decor and a rustic ambiance, even donning replicas of trees. Its menu reflects its furnishings, featuring Western food such as mesquite grilled pork tenderloin, rosemary-rack of lamb, barbecued Alaskan Salmon and a superb Bloody Mary for a boozy brunch. The bar also has table tennis for those more athletically inclined, and live music on the weekends for a fun night out on the town.

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