Red Banjo Pizza Parlour

5 stars for atmosphere and seemingly family run restaurant. Pizza crust is nice and crispy.

Overall, terrible. On a Friday night they were understaffed so service was slow. The marinara sauce tasted like tomato sauce that came out of a can. Our food was luke warm when we got it and no one came around to ask if we wanted refills. Won’t be back.

Friendly, efficient service. The place is an utter dive, which of course makes it awesome. The food is inexpensive by PC standards. Had two slices of pizza for $ 5. Filling but just ok. The crust could use a dash more of salt and sugar.

Pizza was OK, come here for the family deal– $ 30 for a huge salad, medium pizza, and 5 drinks. We didn’t want the fountain drinks so our server upgraded us to a large pizza. We also got a pitcher of beer and 6 adults are for less than $ 60 bucks. Great deal, so so pizza. Chill and laid back atmosphere. Not crowded

The pizza is not great. It’s fine, but truly nothing special. The biggest reason to come is for the prices (low) and atmosphere which is pretty awesome for Park City. It’s got a very laid back, come as you are kinda vibe which is a relief from all the bloated, phony sophistication. There is even a dingy basement with arcade machines (unplugged) and a dusty old pool table. While only used as thruway to the bathroom, this room nevertheless carries a down to Earth vibe, and one can only imagine long nights spent downstairs sucking back cheap brews and going for the high score on Ms. Pac Man.
The wings are awful. A bare step above the freezer case. The Blue Cheese that came with the wings was even worse. It was much worse than the plastic packets of blue cheese you get for free at McDonalds and such. Just… don’t. Get a pizza. Let your kid run around. Look at the walls.

My family was having a long travel day and this just made it worse. We got there and it smelled like feet. We sat down in the back and the servers didn’t take our order for 20 minutes. When we got our salads and mozzarella sticks they were pretty good but not great. Then we were sitting there for another 45 minutes waiting for the rest of our food. We had a ride coming at a specific time though so we had to leave. Right as our food was coming out we said that we had to leave. They gave us a pizza to go and it wasn’t really that good. I suggest you don’t go here unless you want okay food and a really long wait.

Probl should’ve got the pizza. Wings and blue chicken sandwich were mediocre at best.

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Came here after another place down the block. Very good pizza place. Warm homey Enviornment

This is the best pizza in Park City hands down. It may not be as big and new as Main Street Pizza and Noodle, but the pizza is where it counts and this one wins out, especially with the lemon wedges!

We had lunch at this very casual pizza joint. I had the Italian sausage sandwich, it was pretty good. We also ordered the chicken and artichoke pizza and pepperoni cheese bread. Service was good and the beer was cold. Good little lunch place.

Food here was delicious, service was lacking. Mainly one server. Sheila, who behaved as though she was some sort of a manager, was just mean. She was yelling at other employees in front of customers. Told customers that employees were incompetent, and was not nice to customers. One family walked in and wanted to go upstairs with a stroller and Sheila yelled at them saying that she couldn’t take the stroller upstairs. Not trying to be apologetic, or helpful, just yelled. The food was very good but the atmosphere was awkward and uncomfortable. I only left a minimal tip because I was nervous she’d blame the other workers for us not leaving a tip and further accost them.

Surprised this was still open at our latest trip to Park City. A couple years ago while eating here, we found a used band aid IN the pizza. Told the person who was working and they didn’t apologize, didn’t give any sort of compensation, or even offer to remake us a new pizza, not that we would want to eat there after finding the band aid in the pizza.

Good pizza, good service, very simple. Prices were good too compared to other places on main street.

Brutal, the server was rude, under staffed and pizza and pasta were inedible. My 1^st 1 star

Pizza is top notch. Classic and well done. The place has an old time Park City feel which makes dining fun! We love that they put lemon with the pizza, it s must try!

Kind of a go to for me when I’m here for the festival. Huge slices for like two bucks. Not NYC but not bad at all. Similar to east coast pie and affordable for park city. Clean and comfortable. I’m at ease sitting by myself and journaling or reading while enjoying a slice or two. Very friendly service! I will keep returning!

Yum yum yum! Stopped in for a quick, casual lunch. I had the organic amber draft and the silver queen pizza (add jalepenos) and it was delicious! Service was good too. A great stop when you want casual lunch at a good value!

The food is amazing! Great salad, excellent garlic bread and pizza just like perfect! (Reminded me of the old shakeys pizza) but the service… sucked!!! It was sundance weekend but I was surprise how dead it was. 4 waitresses standing around and still sucked. No drink refills til I went to the bar and asked. Took forever to get the bill! Come on, you have the food, now hire some good waitresses!

Great spot when you are looking for cheaper eats on Park City Main Street. I really enjoyed eating here. Nice décor and very tasty pizza. The food came pretty quickly for a freshly made pizza. They have a neat money wall too where you can fold dollar bills and post it. The vibe here was relaxed and rustic. I’d definitely eat here again.