Doing the After-the-Slopes Bar Hop in Park City, Utah

In Park City, Utah, dinner & bar hopping alongtwo. It caters to a fun but slightly older local crowd.
Historic Main Street makes a great end to a long "hardStrolling along to the next stop on our Park City night
day" on the ski slopes.club tour, you'll cross Heber Avenue. Look down the
Since ya can't ski there, take a taxi or one of Parkroad to the right as you cross so you'll remember later
City's free buses from your rental condo to the top ofwhat it looks like. When the evening's over, come back
Park City Utah's historic Main Street (that's 200 Southup the street and go that way to the Old Town
for the detail-oriented types). That way, you can walkTransit Center to catch a bus back to your rental
downhill and end up close to the Park City's Transitcondo.
Center for the trip home (keep in mind, the last oneNext comes Mother Urban's Ratskeller, (or "Ma
leaves at 1:55 am).Urban's" as the locals call it) on down at 625 Main.
If eating hot wings & watching sports is your thing,Named for the peg-legged Madam that ran the joint
then start at Wasatch Brew Pub there at 250 Mainduring Park City Utah's glory days as a rough &
Street. Otherwise, our first stop is Cisero's (306 S.tumble mining town, Ma Urban's is a cozy, rustic, private
Main), Park City's most popular Italian restaurant. Afternight club that has gained quite a reputation for live
a delicious house-made Italian dinner, venturejazz and blues performances several nights each
downstairs to relax and listen to DJ music or live bandsweek. And of course they have pool tables, darts,
playing jazz, blues, rock, & more. The dancing's& video games. The bar makes available all sorts
great here (but save the boogie shoes tread for downof drinks, including mixed beverages & more than
the road). While the night's still young and Cisero's is not100 "liquid breads." No matter which, you'll find yourself
too packed (yet), it's perfect for kicking back enjoyingwelcomed by the locals and enjoying the ambience.
an after-dinner drink together while sharing ski stories.And there are plenty of dark corners for getting cozy.
Oh, by the way, to get around Utah's "unique" liquorFinally, it's back across the street and down a touch to
laws, buy a "temporary membership" at each club onJB Mulligans Club & Pub (804 Main). A more
the tour (think of it instead as a small admission fee).relaxed and friendly bar that offers a great place to
Prefer smoke-free clubs like many Utah locals do?wind down from the glitz & hectic pace of the
then stop off at The Spur at 350 ½ Main, whichearlier clubs. Mulligan's charm comes in its subdued
offers great live music.atmosphere and live music performances. Regional
Ok, now it's across & down the road to Harry O'sbands are incredibly popular, playing jazz, reggae,
(at 427, 2nd floor). If it's Saturday night, this well-known& bluegrass. When they don't perform, the
and very popular Park City Utah night-life Mecca is ajukebox offers favorite tunes of all varieties. Maybe
must. Harry O's has THE largest dance floor in Parknow you're ready for the pool tables, video games,
City and features hip-hop to disco & top 40 --darts, & foosball ya passed up earlier. The large
laser lighting, videos, & digital displays add to thefireplace creates a cozy ambience and provides a real
energy. Take a break from dancing at their fleet ofnice touch. Guinness is on tap.
pool tables or at a table near the stage that pulls inWell, it's getting late! The ski day starts early, so it's
familiar names like Sammy Hagar and Jimmy Cliff, orback up to Heber Avenue and over to the Transit
just hang in the lounge areas up on the balcony toCenter. Be sure to arrive BEFORE 1:55 am when the
catch your breath and nurse a cold drink (yup, that'slast bus leaves. This late, the buses leave the Transit
right, another temporary membership... try not to dwellCenter every half hour at 25 and 55 after the hour.
on that part, ok?). With six full-service bars available,Once back at the rental condo, dream peacefully
there's no trouble finding a cold one.about Park City's endless snow-covered ski slopes
Let's save the No Name Saloon (447) for a decade orand the awesome evening out.