Vol. XLIII · Park City
Sixty-plus locally-owned shops, restaurants, and services. A community a generation in the making, kept current by the people who live here.
A note from the neighborhood
Prospector Square has been Park City's working neighborhood for forty years. Locals come for coffee, work meetings, dog walks, and the kind of restaurants you can wear boots to.
Story No. 14
Margie opened Bonanza Books in 1986 because the only other bookstore in town closed and "you can't have a real town without a real bookstore." Forty years later her daughter is the buyer. We sat down with three founders.
Read the StoryDirectory
Independent Bookshop
A real bookstore with handwritten staff picks and a resident cat named Hemingway.
Visit profileRestaurant
Mountain comfort food and the patio that catches the afternoon sun.
Visit profileCafé & Roastery
Single-origin pours, weekly cuppings, and the friendliest barista on Bonanza.
Visit profilePlan your visit
Free parking, a pedestrian-friendly layout, and most of the businesses you'll need within a two-block walk. Park once, stay all afternoon.
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"There's no other place in Park City quite like Prospector Square. It's where the town gets its coffee, picks up its dry cleaning, and meets its friends. The new site finally feels like that."
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