It’s commonly understood that mountain biking and beer go hand-in-hand. Who doesn’t love an ice-cold one after a mountain bike ride in the summer sun? Summer weather in Park City can be toasty too; usually sunny and in the 80’s. So cooling down and refueling after a long ride is an absolute must! There are quite a few Park City restaurants and breweries that are conveniently located at trailheads all over town. So we thought it only right to pick out a couple of our favorites and list out even more for you to pick and choose.
The Cornerstore
Back to Top of ListRight in the heart of Park City Mountain's Mountain Village is the Corner Store. This legacy spot is well known for it's winter après ski scene, but it's just as good in the summer. On any given day of the week you can roll up to a huge shaded patio and indoor bar and restaurant—it's the perfect setting to reminisce on your ride and chat over beers and good bar food. And on weekends, the Corner Store often has live bands for an extra vibe boost. Right at the bottom of the Crescent chairlift and trails like Jenni's, Seldom Seen, or Silver Queen—don't skip the past one of our favorite après ride spots!
Deer Valley Grocery Café
Back to Top of ListA classic Park City lunch spot, Deer Valley Grocery Café overlooks Deer Valley Resort’s Snow Park pond and is easy to access from many of the lower Deer Valley mountain bike trails and bike park. With outdoor seating, amazing mountain views, and a menu with a wide variety of options (beer, wine, and cocktails, too!), there is no doubt that everyone in your biker gang will enjoy both the experience and the food. Deer Valley Grocery Café is a great choice for any meal and there are plenty of gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian options.
Top of Main Brew Pub
Back to Top of ListSitting pretty at the top of Park City’s Historic Main Street is Utah’s OLDEST brew pub, Top of Main, formerly known as Wasatch Brew Pub. If you’re riding anything in and around Daly Canyon (Moosehouse, Mother Urban, Grave Digger, etc.) then Top of Main makes for an easy stop as it’s literally at the bottom of all these trails. As with any fine distributor of cold ales, you’ll find a full grill with burgers, nachos, sandwiches, fresh salads, vegan options, and more. On tap, some of our favorites are the Last One Down lager (order one for your buddy who is lagging) or the Ghost Rider IPA.
El Chubasco
Back to Top of ListWhat good is a food blog highlighting some of the best places to eat in Park City that doesn’t mention El Chubasco? This fine Mexican establishment serves up all the hits: sizzling fajitas, massive burritos, tacos for days, enchiladas, and more. Aside from the authentic Mexican food, the real secret to El Chubasco is their wide assortment of salsas. From your go-to Pico De Gallo to hotter options like Salsa Habanero, they offer 15 incredible options to douse your food in. And as far as beverages, Horchata and cervezas like Modello and Corona are ready to quench your thirst. Do yourself a favor and hit El Chubasco after your ride.
Maxwell's
Back to Top of ListIf you’re riding in the Kimball Junction area (Glenwild trails, Flying Dog, Utah Olympic Park) or maybe you’re just craving a slice of pizza, then hit up Maxwells East Coast Eatery. These guys serve up massive Fat Kid pizzas, pizza by the slice, wings, salads, and more. And there is a full bar with a huge beer selection and cocktails. The vibe is relaxed, dark, and cool; making it a nice spot to chill after a hot bike ride, but you can also sit outside if you want some more sun. This establishment is in the New Park development and is adjacent to shops and the Swaner Nature Preserve, making it a great spot for families. This is another must for biking.
Offset Bier
Back to Top of ListOffset Bier is a great spot to unwind after a long ride. Located near the Rail and Poison Creek trails on Ironhorse Drive, your ride back to your car or hotel might just bring you right by their brewery. They even sponsor local mountain bike group rides in the summer and ski tour groups at Park City Mountain in the winter! With beer made right here in Park City, a laid back vibe, and indoor and outdoor seating—Offset is a spot where you'll mingle with likeminded riders and locals. With beers on tap and cans to go, it's worth a stop even if you only have a few minutes!
Wait, There’s More
Above are just five of our favorite options for eating and drinking after a long bike ride in Park City. But there is much more to sample from. Below is a list of a few more places you can stop in for food and drink.
Post Ride Refreshments
- No Name on Main Street - $$
- O’Shucks on Main Street - $
- O’Shucks in Quarry Village in Pinebrook - $$
- Collies on Main Street - $$
- The Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive on Kearns Blvd. - $$
Easy Lunch & Dinner
- Sammy’s Bistro on Bonanza Drive - $$
- Windy Ridge on Bonanza Drive - $$
- Red Rock Brew Pub in Redstone in Kimball Junction - $$
- Cafe Rio in Kimball Junction - $
- Albertos Mexican on Bonanza Drive - $
Caffeine Fix
- Atticus Coffee and Tea on Main Street - $
- Park City Coffee Roasters in Kimball Junction - $
- Lucky Ones Coffee on Park Avenue - $
- Silver King Drive Through on Snow Creek Drive - $
- Ritual Chocolate on Ironhorse Drive - $$