Tater tots and a flight of beer - including Polygamy Porter, of course, at Wasatch Brew Pub. Try the playfully named Polygamy Porter with the slogan “Why just have one!” Don’t forget to order the tater tots. These days there are still plenty of places along the strip to wet your whistle, such as No Name Saloon ( ) with its extensive brewed-in-Utah and imported craft beer selection and plethora of eye-catching decor.Īnother must-visit is Wasatch Brew Pub ( ), which was Utah’s first brew pub when it opened in 1986. CYNTHIA MCLEOD/TORONTO SUNĪt one point there were 22 saloons on Main Street. Quirky decor - and libations - abound at No Name Saloon in Park City. The town’s reinvention from mining to a tourist destination for skiing (even transforming a mine drain tunnel in 1963 into the world’s first underground ski lift) and its contentious relationship with Mormons (who weren’t welcome during the peak silver years as gambling, liquor and prostitution flowed) are also recounted. The stage company was started by Mormon pioneer William Kimball in 1854 and ran until the railroad put him out of business in 1890. The last remaining Kimball Stagecoach at the Park City Museum.
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