Join The Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive under the stars or a snowy night in one of their three Rooftop Igloos. Whether celebrating a special occasion or looking for private dining (parties up to 12), each Igloo is heated to comfort and offers panoramic views, epic star gazing, a dimmable chandelier to set the mood, and a Bluetooth speaker allowing your group to create your own musical ambiance, while enjoying Boneyard's stellar food and beverage menu. All Igloos must be reserved in advance and can be reserved online through their website or Resy.com with a reservation fee of $100.00 plus tax *holidays/special events subject to change.

Whether you’re looking for great comfort food or small plates and great wine, The Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive is the place to be après ski. The Boneyard Saloon’s menu includes wings, ribs, jambalaya and burgers — all house-made — and a great selection of local Utah beers. Across the hall, the Wine Dive offers a more elegant side of things, with unique small plates, artisan pizzas and unique new and old-world wines to keep things interesting.

Boneyard’s awesome rooftop terrace looks even better under the light of your own igloo. For a $100 reservation fee, you can bring a party of up to 12 along to drink the night away in a comfortably heated dome with dimmable lighting, a private sound system, and one of the liveliest venues in Park City. This old lumberyard knows how to party, serving up delicious small plates to go with a full drink menu and lots of character.

Last but not least, Boneyard’s wood-fired artisan pizzas include a wide selection of tasty pies such as prosciutto and fig, black n’ bleu (with basil pesto sauce, wood-fired sirloin, crimini mushrooms, caramelized onion and blue cheese) or even a bacon caprese pie with heirloom tomato, arugula and basil chiffonade, olive oil and garlic, white cheddar and mozzarella, a drizzle of balsamic, and of course, bacon.

Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive is a popular restaurant and bar. The menu at Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive offers a range of American comfort food favorites, with a twist. From appetizers like truffle fries and fried Brussels sprouts to entrees like mac and cheese with lobster and wild mushroom risotto, the restaurant offers a menu that is both creative and satisfying.

Take in Main Street from your perch on the year-round rooftop patio at No Name Saloon and dive into the extensive list of bottled and canned beers — from Epic Brewing Company’s Son of a Baptist Stout and Level Crossing Brewing’s Suss It Out Rye IPA, to Salt Flats Brewery’s Salt Flats Hefeweizen and Shades Brewing’s Peach Cobbler American-Style Sour Ale.

If you're looking for a place to indulge in a wide array of brews after a day on the slopes, Boneyard Saloon & Kitchen is your haven. This popular Park City spot boasts an impressive selection of craft beers, including their own signature Boneyard brews, making it a must-visit for any beer aficionado. But Boneyard is more than just a beer haven.

Diversified Bars & Restaurants has definitely “raised the bar” on Fine Comfort Food at this local’s favorite hangout and eatery. Boneyard Saloon features an all wood fired grill with classic American gastronomy. and a range of tastes that are A DBR JOINT° sure to delight all foodies willing to venture 3 short minutes from Main Street.

Maybe the most famous outdoor restaurant in Park City, this classic restaurant with American fare and crisp craft beer is a consistent favorite. Located in an old lumberyard, the aesthetic adds to the outdoor charm of this restaurant. Plus, it has a diverse food menu – forget the same-old chicken tenders and fries when you come here!

Boneyard Saloon Rooftop Igloos were the site of lunch with Meredith, Mary, Heather, and Whitney. Sadly, the igloos were not installed this season, but you can still dine at the Boneyard Saloon; no reservations are accepted, walk-in only!. For alpenglobe dining, check out Butcher’s Chop House, one of my favorite Park City restaurants.

Head to this gathering place just north of Main Street and take your pick of two distinct dining options. Boneyard Saloon offers grilled favorites like juicy ribs and award-winning wings, plus Utah beers on tap. Next door, the Wine Dive offers a great variety of wines (some even on tap) to pair with wood-fired artisan pizzas.

Not located on the main drag of downtown Park City but more on the outskirts is Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive. If you are staying right in the heart of Park City there are plenty of buses to get you out this way. This place is always hopping, and they don’t take reservations so you may have to wait.

They feature great local beers, whiskeys and a damn tasty cocktail selection. This place has all the “three c’s” It’s clean, chill and comfortable and having been newly constructed, it’s also very cool. They’ve even got heated floors on the rooftop so you can sip your booze and stay warm.

For more outdoor dining options including tents, yurts, and additional patio seating, visit Twisted Fern, Boneyard Saloon, and Versante Hearth + Bar. And alpenglobes are arriving daily around Park City at The Nelson Cottage by High West, Edge Steakhouse at Westgate Resort, and more!

Boneyard’s food, including its pizza, is prepared on a wood-fired grill. Boneyard is a local’s favorite place to watch a game, sample a local beer, or try a glass of wine. The rooftop is a great place to sit, but please note you must be 21 to enter the saloon upstairs or down.

This 21+ over joint offers a rooftop patio with stunning views of the mountains. Grab one of Boneyard’s main dishes or pizza made from scratch and expertly prepared in the wood-fired oven. Grab a pint of local brew and take in the sights before heading inside for live bands.

Joke about who was the weakest link—and must therefore buy a round—over craft cocktails at the Eating Establishment (317 Main St, 435.649.8284), or choose from the 16 wines on tap at the Wine Dive(1251 Kearns Blvd, 435.649.0911). A ladies-only lesson at Deer Valley

As a millennial, I am proud that my routine is to have some drinks and then find the nearest Jack in the Box for tacos. However, I didn’t have to Uber anywhere; Boneyard Saloon has some great bar food, especially since they call themselves a “wine dive” bar.

A local’s gathering site known for our fine comfort food and friendly atmosphere, we’re located just North of Main Street with plenty of free parking. In the summer be sure to check out our epic rooftop patio featuring live music. Sorry, no reservations.

Head to Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive - two unique dining adventures located in one fantastic building. The majority of Boneyard’s menu is charred to perfection on their custom-built, wood-fire grill. Enjoy burgers, blacked salmon, and more!

With so many fun things to do in Park City, you must have worked up an appetite. Tuck into hearty food at Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive. The friendly bar & grill is North of Main Street, serving up the ideal stop after an action-packed day.

Boneyard Saloon & Wine Dive is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The saloon boasts comfort food like burgers, fried chicken sandwiches, onion rings, and more. Are you in the mood for something a bit more upscale?

Girls-night-out groups appreciate the Boneyard Saloon & Kitchen’s extensive wine list, not to mention over 20 beers on tap and glorious wood-fired artisan pizza menu. Collie's Sports Bar & Grill. Tap Into Local Culture

Boneyard was actually recommended to me on this trip by the concierge at the hotel. It’s not a restaurant that I had tried before, but it came highly recommended, so we headed there. And BOY were we glad we did!

$$ Popular with locals, Boneyard has a casual, pub-like feel. Plus, the food menu is diverse and much better than your typical greasy bar fare. We recommend the craft beers, truffle fries, and tasty wings.

The locals know.....Enjoy a bite of fine comfort food at the Boneyard Saloon before heading over to Wine Dive, a swanky wine lounge, for what the locals refer to as some "damn fine wine!

A local’s gathering site known for our fine comfort food and friendly atmosphere. We're the best place to catch a game in town!. Located just North of Main Street with free parking.

Blind Dog and Boneyard are on Kearns Blvd and both are great food and drinks. They’re in the same building and an easy ride on the green line of the local bus service (all free).

No Name Saloon won best bar and best burger, while Boneyard Saloon & Kitchen finished second in best place to watch the game and best wings and was named the third best bar.

The Boneyard Saloon has added three private globes to their popular rooftop patio. Each globe can seat up to 10 guests and can be reserved online.

Boneyard Saloon - Not on Main Street but cool spot to watch game 7 of Stanley Cup. Packed, solid beer selection, and I was happy with the wings.