No Name Saloon In Utah Has A Buffalo Burger Known Around The World

People come from all over the world to visit Park City. Whether they're skiing, attending the Sundance Film Festival, or checking out the latest event at the Utah Olympic Park, they often grab lunch or dinner at one of the town's most famous spots, No Name Saloon. The buffalo burgers here are top-notch, and according to the saloon, they're world-famous.

No Name Saloon is a legend in Park City. It's housed in a building constructed in 1905, located right on historic Main Street.

Back in the day, the building served as a mercantile, a phone company, a liquor store, and even a bowling alley.

The unique Spanish architecture earned it the nickname of "The Alamo," and in 1981 it was renovated and became a bar with the same name. In 1999, it became No Name Saloon, and today it hosts visitors from all over the world.

No Name Saloon is primarily a bar, so visitors must be 21 and older. When you arrive, order a beer and start scanning the menu to see what sounds good.

A popular spot for lunch and dinner, No Name Saloon has a menu full of tasty food. You'll find yummy appetizers, sandwiches, and salads, but the most popular menu item is the world famous buffalo burger.

You can get your buffalo burger five different ways. Each is made with a half-pound of 100% ground buffalo meat, and served with house-made buffalo chips and salsa.

Try the Saloon Burger, a classic with grilled onions, tomatoes, lettuce and cheese, or the No Name Burger with cream cheese and sliced jalapenos. The Bacon Bleu, BBQ Bacon, and Zesty Avocado Burgers are all tasty, too.

If you can't decide which burger to order, get the Buffalo Sliders. You'll get smaller versions of the BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger, the No Name Saloon Burger, and the Bacon Bleu Cheeseburger.

The rooftop patio at No Name Saloon is one of its best features! It's heated so you can dine up there even during the winter, and the views are excellent. Enjoy your buffalo burger in the fresh, Park City air.

This place is always hopping, so be prepared for a bit of a wait, especially on weekends. Don't worry - it's worth it!

No Name Saloon is open seven days a week, from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m.

Have you tried a buffalo burger at No Name Saloon? We'd love to hear your review of this place!

Learn more about the saloon and see its full menu on its website, and make sure to follow its Facebook page to see the latest events happening there.