Considering a trip later July. Any recommendations things to do, places to eat? Will be 3 couples in our 40s
Austintm said:
Places to eat: Riverhorse, Firewood and Chimayo were all very good.
Austintm said:
We stayed there for a few days last Summer, at the above-mentioned St. Regis. The outdoor bar area has a great view and is worth heading to just for that, and the champagne sabrage is fun. Oh bar drinks in Utah are incredibly weak. They are limited to 1 1/2 oz per drink and have electronic regulators. Beer on tap is 3.2 only; bottles do not have a content cap. Find a liquor store on the way.
Places to eat: Riverhorse, Firewood and Chimayo were all very good.
Lots of good hiking. If you are a golfer, play the Canyon Course at Promontory, which is a Pete Dye design.
It was fine. Stayed 4 nights. Did not eat dinner there just had some breakfast as and lunch (both good) and did the other lunches and dinners downtown. They do have a dood wine selection. Ask for Sam at the bar.CrazyRichAggie said:Austintm said:
We stayed there for a few days last Summer, at the above-mentioned St. Regis. The outdoor bar area has a great view and is worth heading to just for that, and the champagne sabrage is fun. Oh bar drinks in Utah are incredibly weak. They are limited to 1 1/2 oz per drink and have electronic regulators. Beer on tap is 3.2 only; bottles do not have a content cap. Find a liquor store on the way.
Places to eat: Riverhorse, Firewood and Chimayo were all very good.
Lots of good hiking. If you are a golfer, play the Canyon Course at Promontory, which is a Pete Dye design.
We are staying at St. Regis as well. How's the restaurant there m? RIME