This Main Street staple has delighted guests since the mid-1990s with a modern Italian menu in an airy café with the best patio in town. The restaurant serves well-prepared pasta and seafood dishes using only fresh ingredients for lunch and dinner. Good picks include the veal Bolognese with pappardelle pasta or herb-breaded Utah trout with citrus butter.

Just as everything wonderful starts on Main Street, most of our fancy restaurants are located there as well, including Café Terigo!. Offering a menu filled with your Italian favorites created with a modern flair, the patio is the most requested seating area, offering heaters on cooler days, and umbrellas on sunnier days, ensuring that your dining experience will be just right as you devour cioppino and sip smooth and silky Italian red wines. Café Terigo is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday, and reservations are required for dinner but not offered at lunch, so be sure to plan accordingly.

ITALIAN AMERICANAt this venerable Main Street eatery, enjoy a grilled artichoke starter and Italian specialties like Margherita pizza and smoked chicken risotto for lunch, and house-made fettuccine Bolognese alongside American-style almond-crusted salmon, steak frites, cioppino, and grilled lamb chops during dinner service. The seasoned, friendly staff at this popular Old Town restaurant makes dining here a joy, as does the elegant courtyard patio in warm weather. 424 Main St, 435-645-9555, cafeterigo.com $$–$$$ L D O R

Another delicious option to consider when you’re getting ready to book your table is to set your sights on a romantic meal enjoyed at Café Terigo. Found at 424 Main Street, Café Terigo provides couples with a cozy and elegant dining room to settle into and a menu of options showcasing the best of French and northern Italian cuisine alike. There’s an amazing wine list to enjoy here as well as friendly service and a dessert menu you won’t want to overlook!.

Northern Italy and the south of France dominate the menu, with a robust selection of time-tested flavors and traditional preparations. The laid-back atmosphere conjures images of the rustic European countryside, though you can opt to dine outside to take in the rustic Utah countryside instead. Their large patio lets you bask in the warmth of the earthy bricks and the cool of the leafy shade while you experience some classic hospitality.

You’ll likely find Main Street a bit quiet at midday, an ideal time for gallery hopping and lunching at Café Terigo (424 Main St, 435.645.9555). The Terigo chicken salad and roasted turkey sandwich have been on the menu for decades, for delicious reasons. End the afternoon on an indulgent note with a couple’s massage at the stately and super-luxe Montage Deer Valley (9100 Marsac Ave, 435.604.1400).

Nestled in the picturesque Park City, Café Terigo offers a lively dining scene with its stunning window views and cozy ambiance. Known for its artisanal dishes, the standout items include the housemade ricotta and grilled artichoke, both of which are highly praised by diners. The restaurant is perfect for those looking for a romantic evening or a gathering with friends.

For those seeking a cozy and casual dining experience, Cafe Terigo is a local favorite. This family-owned restaurant is known for its delicious Italian-inspired dishes, made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Located on Main Street in downtown Park City, Cafe Terigo has a charming, rustic atmosphere that makes it a perfect spot for a leisurely lunch or dinner.

Set in a brick building, this stylish restaurant attracts a fashionable crowd. Just inside the entrance is a small bar; beyond that is the dining room, where a cultivated patina is evident. Ragged yellow walls feature quotations from notable artists, and windows are ornamented with curvaceous metal cutouts.

Café Terigo combines European-inspired flavors with the warmth of a local, charming café. Located on Historic Main Street, it’s a great spot for couples to enjoy a romantic dinner in a charming, cozy atmosphere. The menu features Mediterranean-inspired dishes with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients.

If you crave classic Italian fare, Café Terigo is the place to be. This cozy restaurant on Main Street offers a warm atmosphere and a menu filled with traditional pasta dishes and delectable desserts. The friendly service and inviting ambiance make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Café Terigo has been in Park City longer than I have (20 years,) which is saying a lot as I’ve seen many restaurants on Main Street come and go. The grilled salmon and avocado salad is one of my all time favorite meals for lunch. But everyone says the terigo chicken salad is just as good.

Café Terigo is a family owned and operated local favorite for over 30 years. Dinner on the Main Street patio under the shining lights or inside the quaint dining room is always a memorable experience. Diners will enjoy a menu crafted by father-daughter team Ed and Carly Axtell featuring

If that brisk mountain air just makes you want to carb-load, then Cafe Terigo—a quaint Italian spot on Main Street—is just the place to do it. Be sure to order the house-made ricotta cheese with tomato jam, then be prepared to order another one.

Café Terigo This charming café is the spot for a leisurely meal. Chicken and bacon tossed with mixed greens and grilled veggies on focaccia are café-goers’ favorites. 424 Main St., Park City, 435-645-9555.

Cafe Terigo – another great Italian restaurant on Main Street; the smoked chicken risotto is outstanding. They have the same amazing bread pudding you’ll find at Purple Sage. (also open for lunch!)

I have been to this restaurant many times and recommended it. We were not disappointed. They have a fun atmosphere and a unique menu.

Café Terigo was also the first place that I ever had creme brulee. Suffice it to say, I’m addicted now.