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Fuego Bistro & Pizzeria
Rating Details »
- Price Range:
-
$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Good for Kids:
- Yes
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Delivery:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Good for:
- Lunch, Dinner
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
7 reviews for Fuego Bistro & Pizzeria
I came here for dinner, food was great and reasonably priced for Park City.
This place is not on Main Street, but still in a nice area of Park City. The Meatball Fagioli soup was delicious and hearty. Perfect starter to warm up with after being in the cold snow!
I had the Gorgonzola Linguini with Portobella mushrooms. sooo delicious!
After a hard day on the slopes and lots of pub food all week, Fuego Bistro sounded like a nice change for our vacation. The restaurant is off of Main Street near Prospector's Square. It is warm and nicely decorated. The menu is online and offers an impressive list of pizzas, a few pasta and sandwiches, and a small sample of appetizers.
To start off, we tried the Shrimp Bake, which was good, but not special. I got the Wasatch Pizza after being attracted to the Chipolte sauce, pineapple, and cilantro on it. Despite the fancy toppings and sauce, the crust was my favorite. The others in my group enjoyed their food as well.
However, not all was well at Fuego. The wait staff was very lacking. They definitely were unresponsive and seemed more consumed with flirting with the hostess. We asked for refills several times and had to remind him several times. When paying the bill it took us almost 30 minutes to pay out. Again, delays are okay and if busy, I would have understood, but the wait staff cared more about their evening plans than ours. It is a shame that rude service can ruin a good meal.
With the bad service I have to downgrade the review one star. 3 out of 5 and next time in Park City, I will probably explore somewhere else.
A delightful restaurant, a bit off the beaten path, but if you want good eats at good prices you really need to stay away from Main Street.
We ordered the Wasatch pizza that Brent recommended and it was amazing. The kids ordered pesto pie, which was also tasty and not at all skimpy on the pesto. That plus an appetizer filled us up nicely with enough leftovers for lunch the next day.
Yelp is mighty handy to have around when you're traveling, isn't it?
Think Pomodoro, a slightly better version of the Olive Garden. Mediocre, reasonably priced food. Warehouse space like. Don't get the Pasta Frittata. Right next to the Marriott Park City.
Another great recommendation from Yelpers.
We started with the foccacia. Huge and tasty.
Unfortunately, about 10 seconds later our entrees showed up. That would be my only complaint. It's impossible to enjoy the appetizer when the entree is getting cold on the table.
My lasagne was more than enough, hot and yummy. My friend enjoyed his pasta dish, but wasn't overly impressed by it.
Peroni beer, cute Italian style decor, a brick pizza oven, reasonable prices and friendly service...oh, and a beautiful rainbow in the parking lot...couldn't ask for more!
This was a first-time visit to Fuego for us, and it won't be our last. The creative and tasty menu items are enough to bring us back, even if the service was at times slow and inattentive.
We went on March 15, 2008. Once we were seated, It took a pretty long while (over five minutes) for the wait staff to realize our drink orders hadn't been taken, so we sat there for a while admiring the other patron's meals. Finally, we got our drink orders, and we were set. We decided to sample the tomato basil soup and the Wasatch pizza (chipotle, mozzarella, pancetta, pineapple, cilantro...creative, no?), and both were excellent. The soup was just right, and the pizza had a lot of great flavors: sweet, spicy, cheesy, salty.
Even though our waiter wasn't too attentive (I don't even recall his name, and we only saw him when he took our order and brought us the check), Angel, one of the servers, was fantastic. He was extremely intuitive to our needs and even brought us a box for our leftover pizza without us having to request one. That was a nice touch.
Our overall experience was positive, and I'd recommend Fuego to anyone who wants good, well-priced food, particularly in Park City.
A very nice pizza & pasta shop a bit off the beaten track in Park City. A rather large room with nice table spacing. Offers Pizza, salads, grilled sandwiches and pasta dishes. A dish called Pasta Frittata was unique and quite filling with Mozzarella cheese and ham grilled under the broiler and served with choice of red or white sauce. The pizzas are 12" so are intended as an individual pie.
