Monday, August 31, 2026

The Top 100 Places to Eat Near Log Haven


  1. Half-pound sandwiches on Jewish rye, a proper Reuben, and homemade cake that sells out before dinner, this is a New York-style Jewish deli doing things the way delis used to. The family operation has earned a Michelin Bib Gourmand, which feels about right for a counter where leaving hungry would require genuine effort. Go early if you want the cake.











  2. Gin barrels stacked floor to ceiling are the first thing you notice, which makes sense given that this tasting menu restaurant sits inside the Beehive Distillery. The chef pulls from French, Italian, and South American training to build a refined, locally sourced menu, and the results earned a Michelin star. Widely spaced tables and concrete floors keep the room grounded while the food goes somewhere else entirely.






















  3. Rank 33. Koyote

    Noodles

    The chef spent time training in ramen shops in Japan before bringing the practice back to Salt Lake City, and the bowls at this counter-service ramen shop make that detour feel logical. No reservations, QR code ordering, and nobody minding either, because the chicken broth runs deep and the chashu pork is properly tender. Gyoza hold you over while you wait. The Michelin Guide has it selected, and the room fills fast on cold nights.










  4. Concrete floors and high ceilings give this family-run Northern Indian restaurant an unexpectedly loft-like feel, which pairs oddly well with the warm, sharing-style plates arriving at the table. The Michelin Guide has it listed, and the room fills with people ordering more dishes than they planned. Curries run across fish, chicken, and lamb, and the chili lamb masala earns its regulars. Come with a group and a flexible sense of how full you thought you were going to get.



  5. Rank 44. Handle

    New American

    Tightly packed tables and a menu that shifts with the seasons set the tone at this creative American restaurant in Park City. The mood runs loud and convivial, the kind of place that works equally well for a group après-ski and a date night, which probably explains why it's almost always full. Comfort food gets a thoughtful rework here, and the chef landed a James Beard semifinalist nod. The Michelin Guide has it listed too.











  6. Rank 54. Kita

    Steakhouse





  7. Rank 58. RIME

    Seafood








  8. Rank 65. Yuta

    Contemporary New American






  9. Rank 70. Five5eeds

    Australian






  10. Rank 75. Matilda

    Wood-fired Pizza

    Sourdough pies out of a wood-fired oven anchor the menu at this laid-back neighborhood pizza spot, where tall ceilings and a light wood and green palette make it feel like someone actually thought about the room. Park City locals fill it nightly, and the open kitchen is worth watching. Sticky date pudding with salted caramel closes things out on a note that has nothing to do with pizza and no one seems to mind.




  11. Awards
    Address
    9100 Marsac Ave, Park City, UT · Park City
    Hours
    Mon 7 AM–10:30 AM, 11 AM–11:30 AM, 11:30 AM–5 PM, 5 PM–10 PM
    Reserve
    SevenRooms
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  12. Rank 78. Twisted Fern

    New American








  13. Rank 85. Silver Star Cafe

    Comfort Food American

















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