Lookout Cabin

Without a doubt some of the worst service I have ever received. It took nearly 3 hours for us to complete our meal. When we were finally given a table after having a reservation the servers kept going to other tables that had been seated after us. We were not given menus, plates or water. The servers brought our drinks to the wrong table and we had to call them over. The food was mediocre and incredibly overpriced. The only redeeming quality of this restaurant is the view outside. Do yourself a favor and save your money. This place isn’t worth jack.

If you're looking for an, on-mountain fine dining experience with great food and spectacular views, Lookout Cabin located on the Canyons side of Park City Mountain is the place to go. Recently, I went there with a friend for lunch and walked away wondering why I hadn't gone there before.. It's an intimate restaurant, and exudes charm as soon as you walk in. It's the only on-mountain full service restaurant on Park City Mountain with a full service bar. The bar seats about 12, so get there early if you want to sit at the bar. The inside dining room seats about 125, and the outside patio (weather permitting) seats about 100. The fare being offered by Chef Chris Durfee and his staff is excellent by any culinary standard and exceeds traditional mountain dining by leaps and bounds. Our meal st

Three stars only because I waited for 15-20 to be sat by host guy who was running around and was impossible (it seemed like he was busy doing busboy duties which probably should be handled by someone else) to catch just to be told they are done service food. No one pays attention at guests walking in. When I told them I’ve been waiting for a while and the host didn’t tell me they are done serving at all, they let me sit at the bar and it was a nice experience after. Food and the view are pretty amazing. So, may be make a reservation or come early to avoid missing out on a table.

Love this place! Fondue and Wagyu hamburger 🍔 so delicious 🤤

Stopped in here for lunch with friends while skiing Canyons. While the beverage menu was somewhat limited (they didn’t have any draft beer and half of the canned selections were sold out), the food menu was comprehensive enough and hit all of the standard mountain classics. We shared the fondue and poutine to start, and both were delicious. We then split the chili, daily soup special, and burger. The burger was great and the soups were spot on. The service was quick enough despite us being there during the lunch rush.