The Spur Bar & Grill

Came here on a vague recommendation. Opens at 5. Happy hour 5 – 7. Had a burger and fries. And an order of chicken wings. Both at happy hour price of 5 $. Food was decent and drinks were stiff. I’d suggest if you want attentive wait staff to arrive early. There is live music and gets pretty breathey in there. I’d come back for a cheap meal for sure.
Julio was pouring us some sore leg medicine.

They are crooks. Ran my credit card for items I didn’t order. Watered down drinks and nasty food.

This is my second time coming in here for Sunday night dueling pianos, and it’s a pretty fun environment, especially with all the out-​of-​towners being here! It’s a mix bag of people who are in here. If you are wanting to eat, the food is just mediocre at best. The catfish sticks are pretty good, but the burger is a crappy frozen burger patty that is overpriced. I had just a cheeseburger meal and it was $ 12, no bacon or any special toppings. Decent garlic fries.
The drinks are solid. Pretty strong, and use mid-​grade alcohol even for the specials, and not just crappy well vodka or anything like that. I love the scene for dueling pianos. always a good time. I love a good piano bar, and the crowd that this place attracts, even on a Sunday night is a lot of fun and very eclectic!

I like it. Its a bar in the center and u can sit around it. Seats in the back and side. Big stage for a bar and dance floor. It can get wild up in there with all the faux cowboys and cowgirls of PC in there. Mixed bag of nuts for sure! Service was non existent.

If you like «unpredictable» and «erratic», plus no concept of the word «customer», this is your place. They do not keep regular hours, despite what is on the web site. So more often than not, you show up and they are closed or worse still, the staff who are drinking at the bar, tell you they aren’t into serving customers that night – it s slow night so go elsewhere! Amazing.

Loved it went twice while staying in Park city. From 5 to 7 everyday they serve huge burgers with fries for $ 5! You can also can 12 chicken wings for $ 5! Best apres ski in town a must see!

This certainly would not be a great place for me and Mr H. during peak times (extreme crowds aren’t our thing), but we loved it at the end of mud season. A clean and charming little bar with very friendly staff. A really great space to enjoy the jams of SLC band Marinade. We had so much fun, we forgot to ask about the format of their Open Mic night on Sunday.

The spur

This place was the only restaurant/​bar that was still serving food and had a table for 6 during Sundance on a Saturday afternoon. It’s typical bar food and drinks. The place is SUPER loud on top of the bands playing. The wait staff are really nice and accommodating though. They didn’t rush us too much when they were closing for the early evening for a party.

We stopped by one night for drinks and karaōke (they do it on Wednesdays). Like many Park City establishments, The Spur has a tasteful rustic décor, with a western theme. The bartender was nice and the beers were cold. Drinks are on the expensive side, but that’s to be expected when you’re on Main Street.

This place gets jammed packed with live bands and people crowded around the bar drinking. Lots of people dancing and drinking and having a really good time. The bands were very good when we went, and I would definitely go again. Sometimes there is a cover charge. Don’t come to sit down or have a conversation.

Great food. Nice bartender.

Great live music spot and definitely fun for people watching in the winter. I’ve had a couple drinks here, usually it’s a beer, but you should try their specialty cocktail menu. Wish they would advertise it a little more and the bar staff was more enthusiastic about making their specialty drinks. Attached to 350 Main and serves pretty good food.

The family went here on Friday night. The food was okay. We had the wings which were perfectly spicy. The nachos were sad; a large stack of blue tortilla chips with a small amount of cheese, jalapenos, and salsa and almost no chicken. For $ 8.00 I could have bought two full bags of chips and the makings to make a better nacho myself.
The real reason why I am giving this place one star is because of the way they pour their drinks and how much they cost for the pour. I was drinking gin and tonics. Each one cost $ 6.00. I couldn’t taste the gin at all. I was paying $ 6.00 for tonic and ice! I had four gin and tonics the 2 hours we were there and was actually more sober after drinking then than before I started.

Great atmosphere, food and service. Karmen the bartender and waitress was the BEST… Go see her!!! I’ll be back because it’s one of the best values for a restaurant basically on Main Street.

My brother and I went to this place upon a recommendation and were asked to pay a $ 10 cover charge each. We figured «why not» and gave the doorman our money. Then we went down the alley and into the bar. It was so completely overcrowded and rowdy, that we immediately tried to find a spot where people weren’t pushing and shoving us.
We finally found a tiny spot at the bar where we were able to order drinks, and were disappointed by them. They were not made well. Oh well. we tried to find a spot to sit or at least just stand so we could try to just hang out and try to enjoy ourselves as much as possible.
Then someone bumped me and spilled my drink after I’d only had a couple sips. I went back to the bar and told the bartender what happened. He was so unbelievably rude. he said it wasn’t his fault and refused to give me a new drink. I couldn’t believe the treatment I was receiving! Finally after I put up a fuss about it, he grudgingly made me a new crappy drink. We figured at this point that we just wanted to leave.
On the way out, I asked the doorman what the maximum occupancy was. He said 175 people. I said there must be about 300 people in there. He and his pals just laughed at me. I asked him if he knows how many people were in there and he said about 150. That was a complete lie. I didn’t feel like arguing with him so we just left and swore never to come back again. The only good thing I can say about the place is that the band was decent, from what we heard in the short 15 minutes we were there.
Do not waste your time or money on this place. the people that work there are despicable!

Ok so 1^st of all I’ve been here now twice, the 1^st time was amazing! This time, however, was BULLSH*T! We were not greeted or sat. In fact we were blinked at. So we sat ourselves at the bar. We were not served even then! But 2 guys sat next to us and they were served right away! They have specials advertized on the menus 4 – 7 it was in the 4 o’clock hour. I found out they honored the guys’ special but tried to charge my friend and i full price on everything! When i tried to dispute it the other help and customers began whispering and giggling. They eventually took iff the charge after a fight ensued but then HE TOSSED MY BILL AT ME, BELIGERANTLY!!! He then proceeded to say he didn’t have to honor the special and threatened to take it back! So i threatened to dine and dash and left $ 0 tip ASS HOLES! I WILL NEVER GO BACK!

The Spur is a good place to grab a quiet drink and get in some quality adult time.
I’ve never experienced a great band, great service or any real stellar qualities, but the atmosphere is quite nice and it’s never been crowded when I’ve been in. It’s an older crowd, which is great for relaxation, but I wouldn’t show up expecting to party.
It can be quite an oasis during Sundance, since it’s tucked away down a small alley/​walkway.

This classic drinking hole is tucked inside an alley just off Main Street.
Parked nearby on Main Street. The grade was San Francisco steep.
Super-​talented local musician Matt Frey was jamming with his band. The music was crowd-​pleasing, accessible, mellow, and heartfelt. The blinking white xmas lights on the stage were a little over the top. His cover of Bob Marley’s «Is This Love» was better than the original (I know that is sacrilege). Room to dance in front of the stage.
Nice mix of locals and people on vacation from all over the world. Cougars on the prowl. A good time was had by all.
The bouncer informed me that Bill Gates was there a month ago and spent a lot of his time dancing near the «Cowgirls are Forever» sign. The bouncer also advised watching out for the boisterous drunk Aussies breaking bottles outside.
The beer special was Wasatch’s ‘Chasing Tail’ at $ 3 bucks. From the Wasatch website: «a delicious English Ale, made from traditional English malt and hops. Well-​balanced for easy drinking.» It was unremarkable. The bar wrapped all the way around the center of the establishment which made ordering drinks a piece of cake. There is also an outdoor balcony.
I’d love to have their sofa in my living room.

We were Main St shopping today and my sister’s bf had to go to the bathroom so he stopped in here and ended up having a beer. So we joined.
He ordered a Wasatch beer (the demolisher? It had 8% alcohol, yay Utah!), she had a Negro Modelo. Meanwhile, I spied the bar to decide what I was going to imbibe. I saw Stoli Bluberi, which is always a super plus in my book. But next to it was Finlandia Grapefruit. You can take the girl out of Katsuya, but not the Katsuya out of the girl. Ryan Magerian taught me that the White Grapefruit Cosmo is much better with this alcohol than the menu-​served Absolut Ruby Red, so I ordered a Cosmo with the Finlandia Grapefruit. It was really good, even with the normal red cranberry juice.
Mike, our bartender, was pretty cool. We were pretty much the only peeps in there considering it was Wednesday at about 3:30, but we enjoyed our shopping intermission. He said his brother Adam also works there and that they were having a blues band that night. The stage was small but very close to the bar. Sounds like they have live music most nights of the week.
Yes, the members-​only deal applies here. But I think if you’re cool enough they just might void the $ 5 fee.