Nosh
Our verdict
Nosh is worth choosing for a casual Park City meal when speed, dietary flexibility, and fresh Middle Eastern-Mediterranean flavors matter more than a formal room. Expect counter service, an easy walk-in feel, and roughly $20 per person, with bowls, pitas, platters, and house-made staples doing the work.
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- Address
- 1890 Bonanza Dr, Park City, UT
- Phone
- (435) 800-2086
- Website
- noshpc.com
- Directions
- Get directions

The menu
What to order
- Falafel bowl
- Lamb pita
- Nosh platter
- Herbed falafel bowl
- Braised lamb shawarma
- Fawaffles (falafel waffles)
- Matzo ball soup
Nosh is worth choosing for a casual Park City meal when speed, dietary flexibility, and fresh Middle Eastern-Mediterranean flavors matter more than a formal room. Expect counter service, an easy walk-in feel, and roughly $20 per person, with bowls, pitas, platters, and house-made staples doing the work.
Frequently asked questions
What should I wear to Nosh?
Keep it casual. Nosh is a cozy counter-service cafe in Park City, so relaxed everyday clothing fits the setting.
What should a first-timer know about Nosh?
Expect a casual modern Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cafe with counter service, a relaxed neighborhood feel, and an approximate price of $20 per person. Signature items include falafel bowls, lamb pita, the nosh platter, braised lamb shawarma, fawaffles, and matzo ball soup.
Can I eat at the bar at Nosh?
Nosh is described as a casual counter-service cafe. Plan around a relaxed cafe meal.
Is the tasting menu worth it at Nosh?
Nosh is best understood as a casual Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cafe. Focus on its signature bowls, pitas, platters, fawaffles, braised lamb shawarma, and matzo ball soup.
Is Nosh good for a special occasion?
It is best for a low-key occasion or an easy Park City meal. The setting is casual, cozy, and neighborhood-oriented rather than formal.
Is Nosh worth the price?
Yes, if you want a casual modern Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cafe meal at about $20 per person. The value comes from the relaxed counter-service format, fresh ingredients, welcoming service, and signature dishes like falafel bowls, lamb pita, and the nosh platter.
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Casual, cozy counter-service cafe in a small shopping-center/strip-mall space, with a relaxed neighborhood feel and bright, colorful Middle Eastern/Mediterranean dishes that emphasize fresh ingredients and welcoming service.














