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Ski season is done and these Park City restaurants will take a spring break

They will reopen in a few weeks with new summer menus.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune l-r Photos of Father E.J. Flanagan and Charles Kenworthy, owner John Kenworthy's grandfather, adorn the walls at Flanigan's on Main. The Park City pub is one of several restaurants and bars that will temporarily close now that the ski season has ended.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune l-r Photos of Father E.J. Flanagan and Charles Kenworthy, owner John Kenworthy's grandfather, adorn the walls at Flanigan's on Main. The Park City pub is one of several restaurants and bars that will temporarily close now that the ski season has ended.

By https://s3.amazonaws.com/arc-authors/sltrib/53048f8e-41fe-4083-a446-2c3d9ac26315.png Kathy Stephenson
 | April 14, 2021, 12:43 p.m.

Park City restaurants are taking a spring break.

Now that ski resorts have closed, many eateries in the mountain town have — or will — temporarily close for the shoulder season. They will reopen in a few weeks with new summer menus.

Places taking a break include:

Café Terigo • Closed through May 3.

Flanagan’s on Main • Closed April 26 through May 13.

Fletcher’s Park City • Closed through June 3.

High West • Saloon is closed through April 27; Refectory closed through April 30, and The Nelson Cottage closed through June 17.

Kuchu Shabu • Closed through April.

Shabu • Closed through May.

Silver Star Café • Closed through May 6.

Yuki Yama • Closed through May 7.

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