The Tram Club

The best thing about this place is the atmosphere.  It's dim and has such a cozy feeling.  There are tv's all around for sports watching.  There's also a really nice fireplace that comes in handy when you want to warm up.  The first day we came in here, we were ID'ed and the ID's were in the car so we were told we had to leave.  The second day we came in here with our ID's and the waitress never asked to see them.  That was kind of annoying.

I ordered the fish n chips.  The fish was halibut, but don't expect anything fancy to come out.  The fish tasted very processed and rubbery.  I ate it since it was on my plate, but I would never order it again.

When I come back to Snowbird for more snowboarding, I am sure I'll end up coming back to this bar since it has a cool, laid back feeling.

Holy 80s, the decor in here is straight out of a bad movie. We took a shuttle here from the Cliff Lodge (after being told a few times we could walk it, we were glad we didn't) because El Chanate closed at 11 and we were told Tram Club is open til 1 am. Turns out, not true either. They closed up at 12, sadness.

You can get a well shot for around $4 and a beer for $1 more, which is an amazing price considering you're at a resort and they have the upper hand. Definitely cheaper than El Chanate.

We had the nachos and at $8, I was expecting a little more than the gas station variety, but when you're drunk-eating, flavor doesn't matter a whole lot. Had my first jaeger-bomb here. It was fab.

Overall, best place to go party at snowbird, but mostly because there's not a lot of other options available.

The Tram Club is the place all the locals* go to get their drink on at Snowbird.  It's under the tram, and you can see some of the tram wheels from the bar.  They've got a stage for live bands, and also do karaoke.  They also occasionally have some kick-ass drink specials, like $1 beer with a shot, which can get you seriously messed up.  Not that I'm speaking from experience...
They've also got pool, foosball, and a bunch of TVs if it's game time.

Oh, and it's pretty easy to guess that this is the place to be, since it's the only bar at Snowbird your complimentary membership cards from staying at the lodge there won't get you into.

* "Locals" at a ski resort, especially one where the actual locals are Mormon and thus don't drink, means the resort employees, who always know how to have a good time after loading beginners onto lifts every day.