Eat & Drink
Main Street with Kids
Updated October 202613 places
Main Street works for a family day because it is compact. The restaurants, the bookstore and the museum are a short walk apart, and the free trolley runs the length of the street when small legs give out.
Every restaurant below has a kids menu or a family-friendly room. Between meals there are books and games to browse, and a museum that tells the town's story from its mining days to its ski years.
Where to eat
Restaurants on Main with a kids menu or a family-friendly setting.
A Spanish-style tapas bar at 710 Main, where small plates let a table try a bit of everything. Dinner only.
710 Main St
Contemporary Mexican cooking at 412 Main, with tortillas and salsas made in house and ingredients sourced locally and by season.
412 Main St
Modern Italian at 900 Main from chef-owner Adam Ross, with house-made pasta, wood-fired pizza and seasonal plates.
900 Main St
Sandwiches served with their own dips under the Star Bar at the top of Main. Quick, casual and alcohol-free, with a kids menu.
227 Main St
An Irish pub in a historic Main Street building, with fish and chips, stew and plenty of gluten-free options. Darts, shuffleboard and TVs keep a family table busy.
438 Main St
Pizza on Main Street since 1962, from a family now in its fourth generation, with gluten-free and cauliflower crusts and room for groups.
322 Main St
Steaks, chops and seafood near the base of the Town Lift, with a kids menu, a dining room that takes large parties and a late-night menu.
751 Main Street
A sports bar and grill on lower Main with barbecue, burgers, a patio and the game on the TVs. Kids menu, and seating is first come, first served.
738 Main St
Mediterranean cooking rooted in North Macedonia, served at brunch, lunch and dinner: gyros with house-made tzatziki, protein bowls, lamb chops and baklava.
508 Main St
Italian country cooking at the top of Main Street, in a farmhouse-style room with patios for the warmer months and glass walls looking down the street.
151 Main St
Modern French cooking from chef Galen Zamarra in the restored Depot building, open from brunch and lunch through dinner.
660 Main St
Books, games and history
Shops with toys and games, and the museum.
Arts & Culture
528 Main St
Park City Museum
Park City's story on Main Street, from Indigenous history through the mining years to skiing. Look for the seat from the mine train that later carried skiers up the mountain.
View listing: Park City Museum Directions to Park City Museum (opens in a new tab)
Shop
510 Main St
Dolly's Bookstore
Books for every age, regional authors and local history among them, plus cards, toys and games. A Main Street shop for more than 30 years.
View listing: Dolly's Bookstore Directions to Dolly's Bookstore (opens in a new tab)