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29 ACTIVITIES + ADVENTURES 29 EPIC ADVENTURES
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35 SUMMER HAPPENINGS
Festivals and events you don’t want to miss.
49 A ROUND A DAY
The many health benefits of golf.
SHOPPING + SERVICES 59 LIGHT AS AIR
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66 GEAR GUIDE
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70 AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD
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86 GUILTY PLEASURES
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ARTS + CULTURE 96 FOR THE FUN OF IT
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100 GALLERY VIEW
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110 GALLERY CALENDAR OF EVENTS Summer and fall art events and showings.
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146 ONE STEP AT A TIME
141 INTO THE GREAT WIDE OPEN
149 THE LIFE OF A COWBOY
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Live at Velvaere. Experience a state of well-being where nature and surroundings are intrinsically linked to being whole. This 60-acre community will feature direct ski-in, ski-out access and year-round mountain adventure through an onsite ski-lift, extensive ski terrain, discovery-focused outdoor spaces, an integrative wellness center and family adventure center all woven around 115 private cabins, residences and estate homes in Park City, Utah. Available now, homesites starting at $1,900,000 and homes at $4,650,000. V E LVA E R E PA R KC I T Y. C O M
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173 FOOD + DRINK
173 FOOD AND FUN
159 FOOD FOR THOUGHT
178 DINING DIRECTORY
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168 MEET THE CHEF
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How to spend an appetizing, entertaining evening.
Our easy reference guide to Park City food.
180 DINING MAP
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183 DINING SCENE
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WELCOME TO A PARK CITY SUMMER With blue skies, crisp mountain air, the scent of pines and a daily dose of exploration right outside your door, there’s nothing like summertime in Park City. Ask any local. This is why when we began pulling this issue together, we knew it should revolve around the idea of living locally. We wanted to highlight the best of our close-knit community and why we love living here. Whether it’s the sustainable living, forwardthinking technology, the plethora of outdoor activities, or the grassroots history of our mountain town, we trust you’ll browse this summer edition, and fall in love with the people, places and adventures written within these pages. Our “The Life of a Cowboy” spotlights the down-to-earth bareback champ, Kaycee Feild. We get an intimate look at the rodeo circuit as he shares his passion with us and how he is inspiring the next generation of rodeo competitors. Sitcom star and local restaurateur Ty Burrell shares his story in “Food for Thought” about being co-owner of the Eating Establishment in Park City and finding his way into the restaurant scene, having ownership in several restaurants, and settling into his life and new home in Salt Lake City. “For the Fun of It” showcases popular funny man, Bill Engvall. Let him entertain you as he shares about his life in Pak City and recommends some of his favorite local spots.
The new standard for luxury living in Park City is integrated living. Read about the latest “High Tech Homes” and the holistic approach builders are taking as they construct the inspiring Velvaere development at the new Mayflower Resort. The many health benefits of golf are discussed in “A Round a Day.” From playing against beautiful backdrops to getting in a full-body workout, playing golf on a regular basis is good for your mind, body and spirit. We highlight some of the best courses in the area. Find the perfect Park City course for your next golf outing. We truly hope these stories make you curious to discover more about our idyllic town and high-altitude living. One thing is certain, whether you’re a local or visitor, it’s summertime, and livin’s easy in Park City. Enjoy! THE TEAM AT MOUNTAIN EXPRESS MAGAZINE
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As epic as winter is, even Utahns get tired of the snow. Once the snow melts, trails are revealed, the greenery sprouts, and fingers are crossed that water levels rise in the reservoirs. In the summer, Park City is best known for mountain biking; but just as there’s more than meets the eye for winter sports, summer activities abound. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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KITEBOARDING
Kiteboarding, according to the founder of Uinta Kiting, Rob Umstead, “is a lot like wakeboarding, but you’re also driving the boat at the same time.” With the help of the wind, kiteboarders use a twin-tip board but sometimes a surfboard or hydrofoil, harness and kite to glide across the water. Deer Creek Reservoir is a hot spot for kiteboarders in the summer, with over 100 kiteable days. Uinta Kiting lessons take place at Deer Creek and represents the only permitted kiteboarding school in the state. “It’s a great place to learn because it does get reliable and forecastable winds,” he said. In this form of “sustainable recreation,” it’s essential for beginners to learn kite control before entering the water. Beginners start with a smaller kite, called a training kite, to build the foundations before moving on to larger, more powerful kites. Next, fledgling kiteboarders learn to safely launch, land, and walk with the kite in the air. Kiteboarders also learn troubleshooting in the water, like how to self-rescue and relaunch in the water. Lastly, they’ll get into the water and put everything into practice. “Kiteboarding is definitely a sport where you need a little guidance,” Umstead explained. “You don’t want to just watch YouTube, buy some gear, and go out there because things can go wrong. The goal of Uinta Kiting lessons is to get people to the point of being safely independent.” “Step three of the process is getting the board on your feet and getting those first water starts. If people are doing great up to that point, I tell them, remember, you’re at the hardest part now. We can either stick with what we’ve been doing and grind it in or keep it in perspective on how far you’ve come and know that it only gets easier.”
ROCK CLIMBING
Rock climbing is exactly what it sounds like, getting outdoors and climbing some rocks. The sport is extremely popular in Salt Lake City, where there are plenty of indoor climbing facilities and places to climb outdoors. There are a few types, but bouldering and single-pitch climbing are good disciplines to start with. Bouldering requires climbing shoes, chalk and boulders. Besides that, it’s a straightforward discipline of rock climbing 30
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without the need for ropes or harnesses and good for practicing new skills. Single-pitch climbing is a type of top rope climbing where the climber goes up one length of rope and comes back down. This style of climbing can be a helpful introduction to the sport, as the belayer (the person controlling the safety rope) is there to mitigate any falls. The barrier to entry for rock climbing is relatively low compared to other warmweather sports like mountain biking or kiteboarding. “The biggest piece of equipment to get first is your own set of climbing shoes; very similar to ski boots, those will be tailored to your foot,” explained Francis Kopp with White Pine Touring. “After that, it’s finding a comfortable helmet and harness. Those are the three big things that you need to be able to tie into a rope and get climbing right away.” All in for shoes, helmet, and harness, Kopp estimates you can be out the door for around $150. Now that you’ve got your gear, where do you go? How do you start? There are a few avenues that new climbers can take. The
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first would be to join a climbing gym. The second would be to go on a guided tour like White Pine Touring provides. And the third is to go with a friend. “It’s good to have a friend who knows what they’re doing and where the spots are. That’s the best way for rock climbers to learn if someone starts out super fresh, to tag along with somebody or a group of people. Early mentorship in your climbing career is really important because that’s going to be what encourages you to continue progressing and be as safe as possible. Of course, there’s always an inherent risk with climbing. Having that early mentorship sets you up for success further down the road,” Kopp said.
FLY FISHING
Those who enjoy the quiet and solitude of a day on the river keep their favorite spots closely guarded. Luckily, Utah and Summit County have plenty of rivers, streams and lakes for experienced and novice fly fishermen and women. There’s a lot of knowledge and know-how involved with fly fishing. Where should you
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go and during what specific times of the year? What bugs are hatching, and what fly to choose? What type of cast should you use and when? What the heck is a midge? With all these questions, it can be an intimidating sport to enter. Similar to rock climbing, the best way to learn is to go on guided trips. The experienced team at Fish Heads Fly Shop can answer your questions, provide pointers and guide you to the best locations. Online resources are also a treasure trove of videos and information where you can learn how to tie flies or set up your rig. To start, a fly fisher needs a fly rod, reel, weighted line and artificial flies. You’ll also need a fishing license which can be bought online. In Summit County, fly fishermen and women will encounter mainly brown, rainbow, cutthroat and brook trout. The most popular rivers to fish are Provo and Weber.
If you’re setting out for the first time, there is some unspoken etiquette to obey. The first is to give each other some space and respect the angler who was there first. Fishing on top of one another can lead to tangled lines or flies catching on people instead of fish. You also don’t want to scare the fish; they will react to sounds and shadows. In addition to respecting your neighbor, you’ll need to respect the water (mind your trash) and the fish. Fish should only be out of the water for five seconds at a time. Although the fly fishing community can be tight-lipped about their secret spots, most on the river will be open to chatting you up about what hatch they noticed or have recommendations on which flies to use or how the fish have been biting. Just remember to respect each other and maintain the peace, quiet and serenity of the experience. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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The Wasatch Back is renowned for having something happening all the time and all summer long. This year is no exception. Here’s a few tried and true events you don’t want to miss.
PARK CITY FARMER’S MARKET June - October
Look forward to every Wednesday, 11 am 5 pm at Canyons Park City. Kamas Valley baker, Volker, is the true heart behind this successful market. Filled with music, friends, and fun, this is the go-to market for locals to find fresh organic goods from Utah farmers and vendors. At the market, you can enjoy ready-toeat festival fare. Sample Utah-made honey, jam and ice cream. Savor Volker’s delicious bread and pick up everything you need to make dinner for the rest of the week.
MOUNTAIN TOWN MUSIC June - August and beyond
Mountain Town Music (MTM) is a local staple and keeps the Wasatch Back tapping their toes, dancing, and singing along several times a week. Visit mountaintownmusic.org to plan your season of song. Since 2001, MTM has provided community concerts from Pinebrook to Main Street and from Kamas to Canyons Village.
OAKLEY RODEO
June 30th - July 4th (no events on Sunday, July 2nd)
Every year, the stands at the Oakley Rodeo grounds fill with fans for this Summit County staple. This year marks the 88th anniversary of the Oakley Rodeo and Independence Day Celebration. Concessions and food trucks are available for attendees. Evenings conclude with a spectacular fireworks show. Fair warning: space is limited and fills up quickly!
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MIDWAY SWISS DAYS
September 1st - September 2nd
Guests fall in love with the small town feel of Midway’s annual Swiss Days. Enjoy traditional fair food with a Swiss German twist and an outdoor craft market with local and national vendors. There’s even a traditional parade
Saturday at 10 am and live musical entertainment throughout each day. Plan ahead for the Soldier Hollow Classic Sheepdog Competition and Festival returning over Labor Day in 2024. The Utah Olympic Legacy Foundation will be completing its upgrades to the Soldier Hollow Nordic Center in 2023.
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Most communities end the summer season by celebrating Labor Day. In Park City, we honor our rich mining heritage and celebrate Miner’s Day. Organized by Park City’s Rotary Club, the day starts with a 5K race. Next is the traditional “Running of the Balls,” a cause-based event benefiting local nonprofit organizations. Participants buy tennis balls that are released to “run” down Main Street. The parade featuring local organizations, the high school marching band, and political candidates, runs down Main Street to City Park with music, food, and mucking and drilling competitions. Demonstrations of how the miners drilled and moved the muck are free and open to the public. Regional musical groups play on the bandstand. Locals love Miner’s Day as it is a true small town celebration.
September 7th - September 9th
Designed to be an environment for musicians to learn and share their passion for music with each other, their fans, and the music community, Park City’s Song Summit is a tiny treasure of an event in the early fall. During the Song Summit, musicians gather to “inform, reset, and recharge” their songwriting process. This event grows every year and combines world-class and local performers with a true spirit of camaraderie and creativity.
PARK CITY WINE FESTIVAL October 5th - October 7th
Utah’s premier wine festival, the Park City Wine Festival, returns in early October this year. Enjoy the cooler temperatures of fall and the bright colors
of the changing leaves while sipping wines from the finest vintners in the world. Offering a variety of experiences on the mountain, in restaurants, classrooms, and around town, the Park City Wine Festival helps enrich your understanding of food and wine while experiencing the town of Park City at its best. (Remember to bring a valid photo ID to events.) Plan to attend the Grand Tasting at Canyons Village on Friday, October 6th and Saturday, October, 7th. For a more exclusive experience, The Best of Fest on October 6th will be indoors and features the gems of participating wineries portfolios to sip, swirl and savor. Tickets for this event are limited as only 90+ point ratings, reserve bottles, and high price points make the cut for this event.
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Bear Lake Valley has an impressive checklist of things to do. Most are closer than you think, and you’d be surprised what you can cram into one day.
LET’S TALK ABOUT RECREATION & RENTALS Did you know that Bear Lake has rentals from ATV’s, kayaks, boats, bikes, E-bikes, paddle boards to Camp Trailers? Bridgerland Adventure Park is another highlight for all ages.
CONESTOGA RANCH has a variety of unique and luxurious lodging options. The ultimate in Glamping Luxury, the Royal and Grand Tents sleep between 2 to 6 guests and include in-suite bathrooms! Enjoy one of the authentic Family Wagons or cozy into a 4 person Traditional Tent.
READY… SET… SWIM! Bear Lake has quite a few beach areas to hang out on. We have the North Beach, Rendezvous Beach, Garden City Beach, Bear Lake Marina, and of course oodles of places on the east side of the lake. IF YOU’RE LOOKING FOR A ZEN, tranquil time Bear Lake UT/ID is the best. From camping to glamping, to a gorgeous cabin to a resort stay these local businesses are waiting to serve you and make sure you have a wonderful stay. The fun never stops in the mountains. Visit bearlake.org for a list of all lodging options
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LET US TAKE YOU HIGHER. The Alf Engen Ski Museum is open daily and admission is always FREE! Engaging skiing history exhibits. Interactive experiences. Eccles 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. A perfect day for all ages. Open Daily 9:00am - 6:00pm 435-658-4240 3419 Olympic Pkwy, Park City, UT engenmuseum.org
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Are you looking for a quick getaway? Discover all you can experience in just two days in the Heber Valley. DAY 1: Arrive early in the Heber Valley and begin your day with a real farm tour of the Kohler Dairy and Heber Valley Artisan Cheese. Head to Lola’s Street Kitchen for lunch and enjoy outdoor patio dining on Midway’s Main Street. Next, head to Wasatch Mountain State Park for a hike or bike on the Pine Creek Nature Trail. Rinse off the trail while you soak, swim or dive in The Utah Crater. Then visit Spin Cafe for dinner, with food so good it will leave you dizzy.
DAY 2: Rise and shine with breakfast at The Milk House at Homestead Resort. Your first adventure of the day includes a scenic ride on the Heber Valley Railroad. Take a midday break with lunch at the famous Dairy Keen. An afternoon horseback ride will show off more views of the valley. Dinner at Midway Mercantile will be the perfect way to celebrate the end of your 2-day visit.
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The Utah Crater is the only warm-water scuba diving destination in the continental U.S. and attracts many diving enthusiasts and those wishing to get certified in a comfortable environment.
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You can plan even more adventures with a few more days to spend with us. DAY 1: Pick up breakfast from Judy’s Donuts and drive to the Cascade Springs trailhead. Cascade Springs is a large artesian spring with a short half-mile nature trail that wraps around the natural springs and streams with bridges, boardwalks, and paved pathways. Midday, drop by Lola’s Street Kitchen for lunch. The afternoon is a great time to experience Utah’s most unique adventure activity; Zipline Utah has traditional zip line and rope course elements. Wrap up the day with a delicious, global-inspired dinner at Spin Cafe. DAY 2: Fillerup Cafe is a great place to fill your tank for the morning’s adventures. Hiking at Dutch Hollow features a scenic view of the entire Heber Valley. Lunch at Granny’s DriveIn before the afternoon train ride on the Heber Valley Railroad will keep you nourished as you experience 16 miles through Provo Canyon
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with some of the most spectacular scenery in the state. Dinner at Back 40 Ranch House will round out the evening. Watch the sun set over the Wasatch Mountains. DAY 3: Soldier Hollow Grill is ready to serve you breakfast. Next, visit the Heber Valley Artisan Cheese Factory for a farm tour and delicious lunch with award-winning grilled cheese. Flyfishing is on the schedule for the afternoon. Bring your own gear, or take a guided trip on the Provo River to catch native trout and whitefish. The guides know what they fish are eating and can help you get right to the fun. Don Pedros is an authentic Mexican restaurant with a great atmosphere to finish a great day of adventure. Bring your appetite! DAY 4: Rise and shine at Chick’s Cafe. Utah fried scones and fresh omelets are on the menu. Spend the morning on one of the lakes. Bring your boats, tubes, floats, paddleboards, fishing gear, and coolers or make it simple and rent all the gear you need at the lake or from a local expert outfitter. Don’t forget the sunscreen! Later on, grab a bite and a shake at Dairy Keen Home of the Train before spending the afternoon at Holiday Lanes bowling. Round out the evening with an Italian dinner at Cafe Galleria and enjoy live music on the patio. You can enjoy more privacy in one of their dining Alpenglobes. Make sure to book in advance.
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Spend a week with us and get the whole Heber Valley experience. DAY 1: Begin your first day in the Heber Valley by visiting some of our local hiking and biking trails. Enjoy lunch at Cafe Galleria with a woodfired pizza. Check into your hotel, spend the afternoon at the pool, and explore the surroundings. Plan to enjoy dinner at one of the local hot spots; we recommend Back 40 Ranch House Grill. DAY 2: Fill up at Fillerup Cafe. Your morning adventure begins with a scenic ride on one of Heber Valley’s most popular attractions, the Heber Valley Railroad. We recommend ordering a boxed lunch to enjoy while riding the rails. Stop by Suss Cookies and grab a famous cookie. The afternoon is a great time to explore the downtown boutique shops in Midway, an excellent place for gifts and souvenirs. Plan dinner reservations at Midway Mercantile. They have a beautiful outdoor patio. DAY 3: Judy’s Donuts has some of the most delicious donuts you’ll ever find. Reserve an OHV and head offroad. It’s a great way to see the Wasatch Mountains. Take a picnic lunch with you or head back into town and grab a bite at Lola’s Street Kitchen. Wash off some of the dust from the trails with a rafting trip on the Provo River. You can float on your tube or schedule a guided trip. Dinner will wind down your exciting day at Simon’s Restaurant. Located at the Homestead Resort.
DAY 4: Chick’s Cafe is one of the locals favorite spots for breakfast. And a great place to prepare for your morning horseback ride in the mountains. No experience required. Lunch is served at the Dairy Keen Home of the Train, with burgers, salads, shakes and more! In the afternoon, be sure to visit the Utah Crater. It is one of the most unique activities you’ll ever experience. It is a natural geothermal hot spring created within a beehive-shaped limestone rock. Dinner at Z’s Steak and Chop Haus, Zermatt Utah and spend the evening playing mini-golf or horseshoes. DAY 5: Begin the day at the Bagel Den for breakfast. Then visit the Heber Valley Artisan Cheese Dairy farm tour. Drop in for lunch at the OG Cafe and grab some goodies and a blended drink to-go for an afternoon at the lake. Bring your boats, tubes, floats, paddleboards, fishing gear, and coolers or make it simple and rent all the gear you need at the lake or from a local expert outfitter. Dinner is served at Don Pedro’s Mexican Restaurant and dessert at Twisted Sugar. DAY 6: Pack a picnic or get breakfast to-go and head to Whiskey Springs for a relaxing morning. Catch fish in the river, explore the hiking trails, and bring games to play in the picnic area. Lunch at Soldier Hollow Grill while overlooking the 18-hole public golf course. The afternoon includes a scenic drive to the top of the MirrorLake Scenic Byway. You’ll be treated to mountain views, overlooks, waterfalls, and lakes along this road in the Uinta Mountains. Stop for dinner at The Overlook Restaurant at Black Rock Mountain Resort.
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A ROUND A DAY THE MANY HEALTH BENEFITS OF GOLF BY LAURA KENT
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If you have ever played golf then you already know that walking 18 holes, carrying your bag and swinging your club at the tee or into the bushes (no judgment), makes golf a moderately intense physical sport. The physical activity of golf combined with fresh air, beautiful tracks and awe-inspiring backdrops boost mood and endorphins. It is a winning combination for the prevention of anxiety, dementia and depression, not to mention cardiovascular health and mental stimulation. And, let’s not underestimate how good it feels to hear the ping of perfect contact. With new courses sprouting up all across the nation and the newly announced Tiger Woods-designed course slated for Park City, plus indoor/ outdoor simulators, new high-tech club technology and a golf calendar chock-full of live and televised iconic tournaments like the recent Masters, or upcoming U.S. Open, it’s always the right time to get yourself involved and reap the benefits of golf.
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OVERALL HEALTH The game of golf exercises your heart. It keeps your heart rate up and purring along for a substantial amount of time, optimizing your cardiovascular health. And, here’s something else, a round of golf burns an average of 1,500 calories and even more if you ditch the cart and walk the course. Play golf to live longer? Research also shows that regularly playing golf, at least once a month, may lead to an increase in life expectancy and improve your quality of life. Golf contributes to your mental well-being, too. It improves your confidence and self-esteem. Any way you slice it (pun intended), getting outside and hitting the links is a fantastic form of exercise for the body and the mind. Tuhaye at the Talisker Club: A Mark O’Meara creation in ski country otherwise known as Deer Valley. The Tuhaye course provides opportunities for golfers to improve their golf game, practice their focus and clarity, as well test their cardiovascular game and mental endurance. The 5th hole at Tuhaye will challenge every ounce of your composure and will surely have your heart racing for one reason or another. With 607 yards of green filled with plenty of hazards like the ravine cutting through the middle of the fairway, the ponds (note the plural) and the uphill play to the pin, plan to burn extra calories on this one. Victory Ranch Golf + Country Club: A Rees Jones-designed course with challenging terrain and a true mountain-links experience. The Victory Ranch course, which sits atop a plateau, will test your focus like no other as it offers endless 360-degree views of the Wasatch and Uinta Mountains, Deer Valley and the new Mayflower Resort, Provo River and Jordanelle Reservoir from
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SOCIAL BONDING The golf course is a wonderful venue for socializing, meeting people and making friends. The social element of golf is wellrenowned, providing individuals with an opportunity to spend time with friends in great surroundings. It is a great way to boost self-identity and increase social interactions by meeting like-minded players on the course or catching up with friends, coworkers and family members. The game is not highly competitive or demanding, so there is plenty of time to interact and socialize. And not to worry, conversational chatting isn’t negatively affecting your game, quite the opposite actually, it’s boosting your mood and level of play. Park Meadows: Whether you’re a golfer or a socialite or a golfer that loves to socialize, Park Meadows Country Club is a luxurious gathering place for making lasting friendships and family memories while playing great golf. The signature “stretch” at Park Meadows is a combination of holes 2 and 8, which share a putting green and offers golfers a chance to chat with other players as they putt or as they cross into the adjacent green to find a wayward ball, which has been known to happen a time or two (wink, wink). Jeremy Ranch: Jeremy Ranch Golf and Country Club is the only Arnold Palmer Signature Course in Utah and quite the social venue for the who’s who in golf and Park City. Also, Jeremy Ranch Golf and Country Club has reciprocal agreements with numerous local clubs as well as clubs across the U.S. giving you a real chance to sprout your
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social butterfly wings. As a member, you can choose to play a round at courses from Logan to St. George and beyond, working on whittling down your score, all the while meeting new friends.
The game of golf is a true practice of the mind. It requires concentration and memory. It’s a great way to exercise your brain and boost brain function. Weighing the risk/reward outcome of a particular shot and the other facets of the game
Tuhaye at the Talisker Club
all aid in keeping the mind sharp. There is more thinking about golf than playing of golf when you are out on the course—how to tee up your shot, how to angle your putt, which club to use, what direction the wind is blowing, how the greens look, finding your line. This is all happening before you even put the club to ball. Not to mention, you have to be in control of your breath, feel your feet, and be totally present in the moment, no matter what else is going on around you. There’s something to be said for psychologically preparing for a single shot during golf.
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Canyons Golf Course: The unique, and newest, course in Park City has been designed around the resort terrain. It includes many bunkers, elevation changes and greens perched on the side of the mountain making your room for error basically nil or you will be stuck trying to find a lost ball in the brush. This course can be a real mind-bender and it will take mental toughness plus every ounce of your attention and concentration to score well at this challenging course. Soldier Hollow Golf Course: With elevated greens, massive ascents and descents, and shots across ravines, there are few dull moments when playing at Soldier Hollow Golf Course. The Gold Course, with its long, thin fairways is a true test of accuracy and distance control, misjudging your drive can cause your ball to roll into another hole or off into the brush. Bring a sharp mind to this course because maneuvering the hillside greens and water hazards is a bit like doing a math equation. Golfing the Soldier Hollow Gold Course lends itself to a kaleidoscope of mountain colors, as this course lies higher in altitude than the other two, adding another layer of beauty for the mind to absorb while traversing your golf game.
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FULL-BODY WORKOUT The golf swing exercises arms, legs, back and abdomen, with numerous repetitions over the course of a round—approximately 30+ times for accomplished players and many more for novice golfers. Golf is a "low-impact" sport. As a result, joints are not subject to the stresses and strains of more jarring activities like tennis and running, which can lead to long-term joint damage.
Canyons Golf Course
Your entire body is in constant motion during a round of golf, which can last nearly four hours, give or take. From swinging the club to walking the course to calculating your yardage, your muscles and mind are in workout mode from your first tee to your last putt. Red Ledges: The world-class Jack Nicklaus Signature Course at Red Ledges features 18 holes, all with stunning views of the Wasatch Range and Park City region. With no two holes alike, and over 700 feet of elevation change, be prepared for a full body workout and dramatic course play at Red Ledges that includes heart-pumping climbs and descents, ball carries with plenty of hang time, redcolored vistas, challenging fairways and greens and tricky white sand bunkers. From the 1st tee box, set atop a cliff edge overlooking the Heber Valley to the last gurgle of the cup on the 18th hole, this course is a sure bet for exhilarating play and a complete full-body workout. Promontory—The Painted Valley Golf Course: Expect pounding your driver all day at the longest course you've likely ever experienced. At nearly 8,100 yards, Painted Valley is extremely long and sits at nearly 7,000 feet elevation. Promontory’s Painted Valley Golf Course boasts designations as one of the 10 longest courses in the world, as well as one of the most challenging in the world. Aside from getting your steps in at this course, the 6th-13th holes play uphill and into the wind and are nothing short of a brutal Tabata workout, with the 12th hole representing everything you’d expect from Promontory golf—big, long, and difficult, so fuel up and bring your best strategy. Whether you hope to join the ranks of some of the greats like Phil Mickelson or Lydia Ko, or just enjoy hitting the links with your fellow pals, you can gain invaluable health benefits by playing this centuriesold sport.
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Our beautiful mountain valley has it all — from three state parks, three large reservoirs, 90 holes of public golf, miles of OHV, mountain bike, horseback and hiking trails to some of the best cuisine in the area. Whatever your adventure includes, there is always MORE to do!
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Park City summers mean longer days of sunshine, perfect weather and morning-to-night activities that offer a welcome break from the fleece, flannel and boots of a seemingly endless winter. Lucky for us, local retailers are at the ready with an array of ontrend styles perfect for the warmweather season. Think shimmering, light-as-air fabrics, soft gauzy knits, monochromatic outfits, vintage pieces and plenty of breezy whites.
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Metallics and sequins have become yearround favorites—no longer denied life outside of the holiday party season. One of this year’s surprisingly fresh trends includes shimmering fabrics with a metallic sheen that can shine for every and any occasion. Alysi’s “Liquid Satin” dress in a summery “limonata” yellow looks like poured sunshine. The asymmetric, midi-length satin dress features an easy wrap style with a soft V-neck, dolman sleeves, and a sleek front closure with matching ribbon. For those looking to add a dose of sparkle, up your footwear game with the Serafini “San Diego Low” sneaker. This basketball-inspired model mixes a street-style spirit with femininity, highlighted by glimmering silver leather detailing on the dove-grey nubuck upper. Purple and black tiger-striped detailing at the heel and contrasting white leather on the toe and tongue give these shoes an edgy yet clean contrast.
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The little black dress is always in style, as is sustainability. For a put-together look that combines both and works for those days on the go, consider a modern version in a performance fabric designed to keep up with you. The Montreal-based brand has adopted sustainable measures in its business practices, increasing the use of recycled synthetic fibers as well as natural and organic fibers in their garments with a goal of reaching 100 percent by 2025. Indyeva’s “Frivol” dress is made of a light woven fabric that offers comfort, lightness, softness, stretchability and dries quickly with its moisture wicking properties. This versatile shirtdress, made from GRS-certified recycled polyester, hits
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at a breezy knee length and features a scalloped hemline, pockets, and cuffed short sleeves for extra polish. The “Kilim III” dress is another LBD option from Indyeva, made of woven stretch fabric (OEKO-TEX-certified nylon) that’s light and strong, dries quickly, wicks away moisture and has two-way stretch to offer ease of movement. It comes with a removable belt at the waist and features a secure pocket inside the right zipped pocket to avoid any possibility of losing personal belongings during the day’s activities.
L.A. DRESDEN’S BOUTIQUE
Summer is the opportune time to wear white flowing fashions and at L.A. Dresden’s Boutique in Midway you will find the perfect look. The polished and casual style of Magnolia Pearl allows the fashionista to float and glide through a fun-filled day. Feel breezy and elegant while running errands about town or spending a comfortable afternoon with your gal-pals. Using vintage fabrics and materials, creator Robin Browne exclaims, “Our garments are just along for the ride—pieces of thread and light, sewn summations of surrender and dreams, with a poem on the sleeve.” SUMMER/FALL 2023
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While fashion is always changing, certain styles never go out of vogue. Show Pony in Midway has up-to-date favorites perfect for rotating in your warm weather wardrobe. In fact, consignment pieces are particularly great when you’re looking to dip your toe into one of this year’s most popular but hard-to-pull-off trends: sheer clothing. The sheer trend is more of an idea than a specific piece and can be layered for as much or as little coverage as you desire. Look for a piece or two to strategically layer, like wearing a daytime appropriate printed mesh or seethrough lace top with a tank underneath or a gauzy sheer dress as a swimsuit coverup. Want to go even more subtle? Opt for sheer accessories like tights layered under your favorite mini dress, a sheer scarf around your neck or a sheer shrug worn over a cotton camisole. The key is to play up transparent pieces with your personal style in mind.
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Reducing our individual carbon footprint may not be a fashion trend, but it’s certainly fashionable. That’s why shopping consignment is a terrific solution to boost your efforts, and why shopping vintage and secondhand clothing is always on trend. Not only does it fall in line with sustainability efforts, but also it allows you to inject your current style with a vintage twist. The St. Lawrence Thrift Store in Heber City offers savvy shoppers style treasures among its gently used clothing, accessories, jewelry and more at prices guaranteed to make you smile. It's extremely possible to come upon lucky luxury finds when shopping at St. Lawrence, where early summer inventory featured name-brand items such as Superga sneakers (a favorite of Kate Middleton), Nine West sandals, Kate Spade dresses and Coach handbags. Whether you’re stepping out for a swanky soiree, getting active on the trails or strolling one of our summer markets, it’s easy to embrace this summer’s hottest trends no matter what event is on your schedule. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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FERNWEH LIFESTYLE CO. Cotopaxi Backpacks
For eager beginners & old pros alike, Cotopaxi gear is designed to last & make an impact. Choose from an array of bright colors and unique designs. From traveling the globe to exploring Northern Utah, Fernweh Lifestyle Co. has your adventure pack. fernwehlifestyle.com 260 E. Main Street, Suite 2 Midway | 435-315-3625
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Electric Bikes The best Electric Bike is the one that fits you best. Pedego makes a complete line of Electric Bikes so you can easily find a perfect fit for your individual needs and personal style. Best in class quality backed by a 5 year warranty, with local stores to service your bike, makes Pedego the best electric bike brand on the market. Find Pedegos for rent and sale at either of our locally owned and operated locations.
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Stop in and get yourself a pair of Wet Wadding Socks and stay cool by ditching the waders this summer. Fish Heads Fly Shop is located in Heber City, just minutes from the Provo River, which is a premier blue-ribbon trout fishery. Find Wet Wadding Socks in all sizes, colors and styles.
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SALT LAKE RUNNING COMPANY Fresh Foam X More Trail v3
The right shoe for getting away from it all, the Fresh Foam X More Trail v3 combines ultrasoft, stack height midsole cushioning with trail-specific traction and durability features. Built to make your excursions as easy on the feet as they are on the eyes, with a cushioning led approach to outdoor functionality. Grab a pair today at Salt Lake Running Company.
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Precor TRM 445 Treadmill The Precor Precision Series Treadmills are commercial models for your home with the design and features favored by fitness center exercisers and owners. New technology uses your preferences and exercise data to deliver a personalized workout experience that promotes better results and saves you time. utahhomefitness.com
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AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD SHOP LOCAL AT KIMBALL JUNCTION
BY MEREDITH KLUEVER
Kimball Junction can be easy to overlook if you’re on the way to the mountain or historic Old Town. But tucked back near the Swaner Nature Preserve, you will find a plethora of locally owned and operated businesses, services, restaurants and workout facilities. This local treasure is filled with many hidden gems waiting to become your new favorite place to visit.
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Here are six of our favorite local go-tos, but these are merely the tip of the Kimball iceberg.
CHOP SHOP
Chop Shop is Kimball Junction’s first and only full-service butchery. Chef John Courtney helped bring the butcher shop and tasting room to life with his knowledge and expertise. Locally sourced, sustainable and highquality products are the Shop’s cornerstone, as Chef Courtney fosters relationships with the farmers, ranchers and purveyors used by the shop. In their words, better quality “just tastes better.” He focuses on whole-animal butchery, which means he can give clients hard-to-find cuts of meat and specialty items. Beyond the butcher counter, Chop Shop crafts wood-fired Detroit-style pizzas, European-style deli sandwiches and gourmet to-go foods. The shop is the ideal source for charcuterie meats and cheeses and pantry items like crackers, oils, vinegars and caviar. Whether you’re looking for a specialty item, want guaranteed great quality meats or a tasty meal, Chop Shop is an easy choice.
PC YOGA
The goal of PC Yoga Collective is three-fold: to provide a supportive environment for yoga instructors, growth and accessibility for clients and students, and to bring the best instructors to the community. In most traditional yoga studios, the instructor makes the same rate per class, regardless of attendees. Many times this means the instructor makes less than one dollar per student. So where does the rest of the class fee go? PC Yoga operates differently, so its instructors are paid their worth, more than half of the class fee, whether that’s a $15 drop-in or a class pack. Classes at PC Yoga Collective are heated with radiant heat. Rather than forced air systems blowing hot air and dust around, heated panels mimic the sun’s warmth on the floor and yogis’ bodies. And coming soon to Kimball Junction is PC Yoga Collective's sister studio, B-Side, providing non-heated yoga classes.
ALPINE APOTHECARY
Since 2010, Alpine Apothecary has created personal relationships with and medicines for its clients. It differs from a typical pharmacy
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in that it compounds its medicines specifically for the user rather than delivering massproduced medications. Compounding is beneficial to those with allergies, dosage forms for those unable to take medicine the way it is offered originally, flavor aversions or if drugs are no longer available from mainstream sources. Medicine is wholly personalized to the patients' needs. They specialize in hormone replacement therapy, dermatology, veterinary medicine and nutritional supplements. The Apothecary is in good standing with the Utah Board of Pharmacy, uses highquality reliable ingredients and chemicals and does routine third-party quality control and testing of its products. Recycle Utah awarded Alpine Apothecary with its Green Business Resiliency Award, recognizing its commitment to our environment.
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More than just Pilates, Club Pilates offers nine signature reformer fusion classes, from cardio and TRX to reformer Pilates and interval training, based on Joseph Pilates’ original method with modern enhancements. Pilates is beneficial to Park City athletes that ski, run, play tennis, cycle and beyond. Consistent Pilates training aids balance, strength, mobility and flexibility. Its range of classes offers toning, stretching, balance, muscle restoration, HIIT and much more. The boutique studio in Park City has introduction classes to experience Pilates for 30 minutes with instructors that have over 500 hours of comprehensive training. Become a monthly member or sign up for your first class free of charge. Club Pilates is for all ages and experience levels. Scheduling classes is simple for beginners and Pilates pros alike.
The store features women's clothing brands and accessories, jewelry, greeting cards, coffee table books and cookbooks, delectable candles, self-care products, home décor and more. Visitors can take something home with them to remind them of the magic of the West, while locals can support a locally run business that provides artisan-made goods. The Tutors aim to embody the Park City outdoor, unpretentious and easy-going lifestyle, “Indigo Highway is based around the concept of connectivity. We believe we are all connected by the indigo sky above and indigo water below as one big global community.”
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From active to après, Northland Mountain Boutique is filled with sustainable clothing and gear for your next adventure near or far. The store opened in 2022 after owner Carolina de Martino was in Utah for an outdoor industry tradeshow and discovered the beauty of Park City. The technical outfitter store is for those who do it all, who go from work to play to après and repeat it all over again the next day. De Martino also owns retail stores in Patagonia, Argentina. Similar to Park City, Patagonia is known for its mountains, desert and outdoor lifestyle, which is why Northland fits perfectly in Kimball Junction. At Northland, you’ll find brands like Birkenstock, Cotopaxi, ON Cloud, PrAna, Vuori, TenTree, its Austrian namesake Northland and many others. It supports brands that nurture our planet and protect the environments we love.
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LET THE HEALING BEGIN LEARN ABOUT THESE UNIQUE THERAPIES BY MEGAN RULE
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In today’s day and age, life moves fast. You’re rushing from one meeting to the next, remembering to pick up a child in between, all while dealing with the normal stresses of being a human. Whether struggling with anxiety, a physical injury, grief, post-traumatic stress disorder or more, there are many different therapeutic options available. Many are finding themselves reaching for non-traditional healing remedies, including music, animal healing, spiritual healing and reflexology. Each form of therapy has its own benefits and unique attraction.
MUSIC THERAPY
According to the American Music Therapy Association, music therapy is “the clinical and evidence-based use of music interventions to accomplish individualized goals within a therapeutic relationship by a credentialed professional who has completed an approved music therapy program.” In simpler terms, music has been proven to help with the physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs of individuals. Music therapists are trained to provide guidance on creating, singing, moving or listening to music for their patients’ needs. Not only can music serve as a form of physical and mental rehabilitation, it can serve as a means of communicating as well. Many with neurological, auditory or speech-based disabilities find music as a way to express their emotions to loved ones. There are seven specific types of music therapy, depending on patients’ needs. Forms include the Bonny Method to aid patients with physiological and psychological issues; Dalcroze Method which benefits those with motor difficulties; Kodaly which aids in learning and healing; Neurological Music Therapy which influences brain function and behaviors; Nordoff-Robbins Method that benefits disabled children; and Orff-Schulwerk that helps children with developmental delays and disabilities. Though music therapy is most common with children and those with special needs, it can be beneficial for additional forms of motor disabilities, Alzheimer’s, and more.
ANIMAL HEALING
Research demonstrates that providing patients time with trained animals produces proven positive effects, according to the Georgetown Psychology department. Therapy animals can include dogs, horses, cats and more, resulting in dependable companionship, reduced anxiety, increased exercise and even more specific therapeutic needs. While dogs have always been known as “a man’s best friend,” animal-assisted therapy only began being studied in the 1960s. It originated in child-focused therapy, and has since grown from an observationbased to evidence-based therapy. In the years since its initial observation, animal healing has proven to make people sit less (dogs love a good walk, and horses love to run), boost moods with a few moments of snuggles, lower blood pressure and even provide sensory-based relief for people with disabilities. “Oxytocin is a hormone that is closely associated with empathy, care, relationships, and trust,” Georgetown Psychology researchers explained. That’s why some people call it the “love hormone” or the “cuddle hormone.” Scientists have also found a positive relationship between human-dog interactions and oxytocin levels. Studies by a group of Swedish researchers show that oxytocin levels rose for both dogs and humans as they interacted with each other. Animal healing can also help victims of more serious PTSD incidents, as dogs can be trained to help military service members, survivors of sexual assault, and other individuals who have experienced severe trauma.
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SPIRITUAL HEALING
The term “spiritual healing” is all-encompassing of a range of methods, with healing prayer being the most common. A 2018-2019 study in Iran focused on four patients and targeted their work experience, duration of illness, level of education and beliefs. The study examined the power of spiritual healing on each patient, which resulted in the patients’ disbeliefs transforming to trust, frustration with previous treatments growing to acceptance and doubt becoming certainty in the validity of the treatment. Because spiritual healing is one of the most natural forms of therapy, it is easy to perform alone. According to Raising Self Awareness, the five steps of spiritual healing are awareness of your situation, honoring your feelings, compassion, surrendering your pain and feeling a lighter heart. The goal of spiritual healing is to ultimately restore one’s inner peace. If you’re looking for a more calming and grounding source of healing, this is the perfect fit. Even if you’re not religious, the referenced study proves the positive impacts on people of all religions and beliefs. By clearing your mind and creating a state of peace, you can build a wellness of your spirit.
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REFLEXOLOGY
For a physical approach to healing, reflexology has centuries of practice to support its argument. Reflexology is a type of therapy that uses gentle pressure on specific points along your feet, hands or ears to help you refresh. The theory behind these specific pressure points relates to their connections to various organs and body systems. By applying the gentle pressure, healing methods can take place, letting the body go back to homeostasis, its normal state of being. This method of therapy is best for internal and organ healing. This is a common practice in Chinese medicine, used to balance out stress and energy that ultimately leads to disease and illness prevention. This form of healing can also work well for enhanced circulation and normalizing the metabolism, according to the Ontario College of Reflexology (OCR). The OCR explains that a full session should always be performed on both feet. Depending upon the client’s requirements, sessions generally last between 45 to 60 minutes. Other beliefs hold that reflexology can reduce pain through calming touch, which may help to improve someone’s mood, reduce stress and pain, and even just boost overall well-being. Other patients have claimed reflexology helps with immunity, spinal issues, correcting hormonal imbalances, improving digestion, and easing arthritis pain.
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GUILTY PLEASURES INDULGE YOUR SENSES IN AND AROUND PARK CITY
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We all have them—our favorite guilty pleasures. From binge-watching Friends reruns and playing the new Harry Styles album on repeat, to eating a pint of Chunky Monkey or adding one more pair of sneakers to your shoe collection, there’s a reason why we all succumb to these little indulgences: They make us happy! So why must we feel guilty about enjoying things that make us feel good? We submit that we don’t! In fact, we’ve rounded up a decadent list of time-out activities that are sure to transform your idea of guilty to gifted. Next time you book that spa treatment, consider turning
it into a “day-cation,” or let the glam squad come to you for your next big occasion. Elevate your yoga practice, literally, with a helicopter ride to a 10,000-foot mountain peak or expand your wine knowledge with a private tasting while surrounded by 20,000 bottles of the world’s best wine. Looking for some quality me-time? Try a true exploration of self and experience a deeper connection to yourself and nature with a handsome horse as your teacher. Sound like fun? We think so, too! So let go of that guilt and read on, for your guide to embracing some of Park City’s most gifted and unique pleasures. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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MAKE A DAY OF IT
While many of us include regular massages, facials and pedicures in our personal self-care routines, ever wonder what it would be like to extend those appointments into an entire afternoon or day of pampering? Find out for yourself when you book your next treatment at Montage Deer Valley, where all spa guests can enjoy complimentary access to the hotel’s luxury amenities and wellness facilities. Let the day’s stressors slip away as you drive up to Montage’s mid-mountain location, nestled in Empire Pass at 8,600 feet. Hand your keys to the valet and head to the 35,000-square-foot spa featuring beautifully appointed treatment rooms, an indoor mosaic lap pool with mountain views, separate his and hers relaxation rooms, serene meditation areas, redwood saunas, steam rooms, jetted whirlpools, deluge showers, beauty salon and state-of-theart fitness facilities. As for which treatment to choose, we’re particularly drawn to the 120-minute Peace Within experience, one of Montage’s signature Elements of Wellness services. This Ayurvedainspired treatment begins with a balancing aromatherapy essence and chime ritual followed by chakra work and a customized full-body massage. The ritual culminates with a traditional Shirodhara—the Ayurvedic procedure of slowly dripping medicated oil on the forehead to bring deep rest to the nervous system—and a luxurious scalp massage.
TAKE YOUR RECREATION TO NEW HEIGHTS
Residents and visitors alike flock to the Wasatch Back for superior access to outdoor adventure, but The Lodge at Blue Sky offers guests the opportunity to take their hiking, biking, fishing and even yoga to literally the next level with their premium menu of High-Alpine Heli Adventures. For those yearning for space, solitude and singular experiences, Blue Sky’s helicopter adventures drop you directly into Utah’s remote, high-alpine wilderness areas, where you can explore endless horizons and experience nature away from human contact. Imagine yourself moving through empowering yoga sequences on a remote, high-alpine peak with nothing but your instructor, your mat and boundless vistas inviting you to connect with Mother Nature. For the fishing enthusiast, a short scenic helicopter ride over peaks and valleys delivers you to the High Uintas Wilderness, where you’ll marvel at the diversity of native Utah trout while fishing pristine lakes, rivers and streams. For the hiker looking to truly get off the beaten path, heli-hiking offers the chance to explore high-altitude terrain and commune with the majesty of the mountains in complete solitude. Add a rustic picnic lunch and your afternoon adventure is complete. 88
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LET THE PROFESSIONALS COME TO YOU
What’s not to love about a good blowout? Imagine a blissinducing head massage, a mindless meditation session courtesy of a humming hairdryer, walking out of the stylist with the confidence boost you didn’t even know you needed and the added bonus of not having to do your hair for days. What’s more, what if an entire team delivered the salon experience to you? That’s exactly what h2blow Blowdry + Beauty Bar offers from its Park City location in Redstone. Book one of their on-location services and h2blow will bring its glamour team to you for the ultimate convenience ahead of your next big event or even for a personal pampering session at your home or hotel room. Treat yourself to a bouncy blowout that will last for days and give your hair some extra love with one of their restorative add-on treatments, a single braid style such as fishtail or French, or a full-on updo. Additionally, complete your look with h2blow’s full-face makeup services. H2blow uses premium makeup brands like Kosas Cosmetics, Smith & Cult and Jouer, and also offers a faux lash application to complete your glowing look.
LET’S WINE ABOUT IT—IN PRIVATE
What makes wine such a captivating beverage? Besides the delightful release of dopamine, a good glass of wine can be compared to the satisfaction of a good meal. Not only does it hit your palate a certain way, but also the sights and smells create a well-rounded drinking experience. But like most things involving the palate, wine can be subjective, presenting a perfect reason to learn more about your preferences and increase your wine knowledge at the same time with a private blind tasting at Stein Eriksen Lodge. Led by a certified sommelier, the hour-long tasting unfolds in the hotel’s impressive wine cellar, which boasts more than 20,000 bottles and over 2,000 selections estimated to be worth more than $2.6 million. But why a blind tasting? This method forces you to use only your senses to determine the variety, vintage, region and subregion of a wine based on its appearance, its nose and its effect on the palate. Experiencing wine this way can improve your evaluation skills as well as your ability to describe the wine based only on what you perceive through your senses, not any prior expectation. It can be particularly useful when trying to determine what you really like, without being influenced by a label. 90
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LET THE HORSE BE YOUR GUIDE
Taking time for yourself is the ultimate guilty pleasure in whatever form it comes in, but Alejandra Lara, owner of Park City Horse Experience, believes that some of the best time you can possibly spend is in the company of horses. As the founder and coordinator of the EquineAssisted Learning (EAL) program at the National Ability Center, Lara knows the power that horses have to help humans, which is why she also founded Park City Horse Experience in 2016. Offering unique, customizable sessions that range from combination trail rides and
yoga to family adventures exploring better communication and horse meditation circles that harness these gentle giants’ healing energy, Park City Horse Experience invites you to open yourself up to new perspectives. We’re most interested in the signature Horse Experience, where the horses lead participants to emotional, physical and mental alignment. The horses guide this experience by reading your energy and body language and responding to what they see and sense, offering an honest and authentic mirror to your intentions and behaviors. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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FOR THE FUN OF IT COMEDIAN BILL ENGVALL SHARES HIS FAVORITE LOCAL VENUES
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“I always say, if you can’t find something to do in Park City, then you ain’t trying,” laughs Bill Engvall, esteemed standup comedian and actor. Engvall and his family have been visiting Park City for more than 20 years, and as a native Texan, he appreciates the blend of rural and urban life. So once he and his wife, Gail, became empty nesters, they decided to make Utah their permanent home. Since 2015, the couple has resided in their Park City estate with its incredible views of a golf course and the ski mountains. Given his comedy background, it was only natural that Engvall shared with us some of his favorite summer entertainment venues. “Outdoor concerts at Deer Valley are the perfect way to spend an evening,” he says. “Another ideal location is the Red Butte outdoor amphitheater. It’s an awesome venue, and there is not a bad seat in the house.” An additional recommendation? The Depot—located inside the historic Union Pacific depot in Salt Lake City—featuring DJs and touring bands. As he thoroughly delights in the Park City lifestyle, Engvall admits that when he is away from home, all he wants to do is get back. Adding to this homesickness, he is “Paw Paw” to three beautiful grandchildren. Hence, it seems befitting that after 42 years on the stand-up circuit, including as a former member of the of the highly successful Blue Collar Comedy Tour, he announced his retirement and performed his final show at the Eccles Center Salt Lake City in December of 2022. Comedy world insiders acknowledge that Engvall’s “clean” stand-up will be missed on the live stage. Described as witty and relatable, his routines are refreshingly family-friendly, devoid of the foul language and obscene jokes common
in most contemporary acts. Indeed, his light comedic presence will be difficult to replace. Arguably, Engvall is best known for his “Here’s Your Sign” skits, where he offers “signs” to “clueless” people. A classic example from his routine: A customer service rep asks, “Can I help you?” and he answers, “No, I just waited in line for 30 minutes to say ‘hi.’ And, here’s your sign.” Engvall has hinted that he may, on occasion, still appear on television or the big screen. But for now, he is relishing his private time with friends and family. He and his wife definitely have the
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a refreshing cerveza. “You can find fantastic breweries where you can grab a nice cold beer,” He notes. “Offset Brewery is one of my favorite watering holes. And Wasatch Brew Pub is a wellestablished brewery with a wide variety of beers and great bar food—a must-visit.” By all accounts, Engvall and his wife are definitely making the most of Utah. In addition to exploring the Wasatch Back, they enjoy driving south to Moab and experiencing the magnificent red rocks, mesas and buttes. They also appreciate low-key everyday adventures, like touring Utah’s Hogle Zoo or checking out the holiday lights at Temple Square. No matter how Engvall chooses to spend his time in retirement, it’s evident he doesn’t need anyone to give him a “sign.” His years on the road allowed him to connect with his audience. His televised comedy specials allowed him to connect with America. And today, Engvall does what he loves best: connecting with family and friends.
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P.C. scene down, and they enjoy imparting their local experience to guests and visitors. He shared with us a few of his insider tips. “A really cool way to get the Park City vibe is by taking a nice leisurely walk up Main Street,” he explains. “If you want to see some amazing sights, take a hot air balloon ride and experience Park City from the sky or rent a mountain bike and ride the Rail Trail.” (If you’re new to town, the historic Union Pacific Rail Trail is a 28-mile non-motorized trail that weaves from Park City to Echo Reservoir, providing close-up views of wildlife and scenery.) “Around Park City, there is no shortage of great restaurants and places to wet your whistle,” he continued. “Shabu has great food and a true locals’ feel. 350 Main is more upscale and has a great wine list as well as fantastic food. Sterling’s is an old school steakhouse with live music and a great hang.” He also has you covered if you’re craving
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BY LAURA JACKSON
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Surrounded by natural mountain glory on all sides, Park City gifts magical sensory experiences from all sides and every direction on a daily basis. Whether their material is clay, glass, wood, rock or metal, the hands of a sculptor also possess this unique capability to mesmerize from each angle and edge. Unlike the two-dimensional surfaces of other art pieces, sculpture’s boundaries become less limiting,
sometimes even allowing its viewers to touch and feel an artist’s energy and purpose in their creations. While your time in Park City may be brief or ageless, you don’t want to miss the opportunity to experience the transforming beauty of sculpture created by our local and international artists exhibiting in galleries in and around our town. We’ve selected just a few vibrant samples for you to explore. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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MONTGOMERY-LEE FINE ART 608 Main Street | Park City 435-655-3264 | montgomeryleefineart.com “ELENA III, HALF LIFE, RED” BY RICHARD MACDONALD BRONZE | 105”
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TROVE GALLERY 804 Main Street | Park City 435-655-3803 | troveparkcity.com “COMPANIONS” BY THOMAS SCOON CAST GLASS AND GRANITE | VARIOUS SIZES
GALLERY MAR 436 Main Street | Park City 435-649-3001 | gallerymar.com “CHICKA” AND “PIPA” BY SIRI HOLLANDER ALUMINUM WITH PAINT | 60” X 53” X 15” AND 43” X 34” X 12”
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A GALLERY/ ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART 1321 S. 2100 E. | Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 | agalleryonline.com “INTO THE BLUE” BY RYOICHI SUZUKI CARRERA MARBLE | 60” W X 12” H X 10”D
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J GO GALLERY 323 Main Street, Upper Level | Park City 435-901-1463 “HOME ON THE RANGE” BY BARBARA DUZAN SEED BEADS, ANTLERS AND MIXED MEDIA | 30” X 8” X 12”
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Park City touts picturesque landscapes and a lifestyle that lures folks more effortlessly than the Pied Piper playing his magic flute. With sunny days and cloudless skies, warm and welcoming neighbors, countless recreational activities, and abundant opportunities, it appears to be a utopia for everyone. But unfortunately, for some, every day isn’t
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always luminous. Those at the top of the peak may be unaware of the hardships in Park City and the need for a free medical clinic. It can be hard to believe, but thousands of people in our community cannot access or afford health care. Fortunately for these indispensable but often unseen residents, People’s Health Clinic exists.
BY DEANNA RHODES
The mission of People’s Health Clinic is to provide high-quality healthcare to the uninsured members of our community. In 2022, the People’s Health Clinic provided medical services to over 3,000 individual patients. It is easy to overlook the invisible population that makes Park City pulse. Immigrants from all over the world work shoulder-to-shoulder in our community.
for mental health issues. The People’s Health Clinic provides high-quality, no-cost healthcare to uninsured residents of Summit and Wasatch Counties in Utah. Chicho now works as the Assistant Clinic Coordinator at People’s Health Clinic. He says, “I know what we are doing here is strengthening the community and helping people like me who can give back in meaningful ways.” Chicho is currently attending the University of Utah to become a physician assistant. People’s Health Clinic relies on unrestricted donations from community members to support the free, non-federally funded, nonprofit clinic. Eight out of ten dollars donated to People’s Health Clinic is spent directly on patient care. By improving the standard of care for the uninsured of our community, People’s Health Clinic is building a stronger community that empowers all members to live healthy and fulfilling lives. To learn more about People’s Health Clinic or to make a financial contribution, visit their website at PeoplesHealthClinic.org.
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of those uninsured members of our community. Initially, the clinic provided healthcare from a mobile van. However, in 2009, in partnership with Summit County and Intermountain Health Care, the clinic moved to a permanent home in Round Valley. Today, the clinic sits at 650 Round Valley Drive. They serve patients five days a week. The clinic has expanded its services and continues to help the community. One critical area of expansion has been mental healthcare. Chicho received care from the People’s Health Clinic for depression when he was still a teenager attending Park City High School. People living on the margins are more susceptible to mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety and post-traumatic stress disorder. Factors such as poverty, undocumented residency status, labor trafficking, and immigration traumas, combined with health disparities, mandate unique care solutions for this vulnerable population. People’s Health Clinic offers culturallycompetent comprehensive care, including medication management and counseling
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Longtime resident Jose “Chicho” Santana crossed the border when he was only 12 years old. He would help his mother and father clean the No Name Saloon at 2 am to support his family, just one of the many jobs that he and his family has worked across the community. Like Chicho’s family, most People’s Health Clinic patients have multiple jobs to make ends meet. The reality is that many community members are undocumented immigrants with no access to healthcare. The majority of People’s Health Clinic patients do not qualify for Medicaid due to residency status. This population is essential to making our resort-based economy function. They bring skills that make our community complete. They are the backbone of our economy. They contribute to our community’s triumph to ensure they provide their families with a better life. People’s Health Clinic wants to ensure that they also get adequate health care. In 1999, concerned citizens organized a one-day community health fair, and over 700 people showed up. It demonstrated the need to take care
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GALLERY CALENDAR OF EVENTS JUNE 6/24 GALLERY MAR
Plein Air in the Gardens 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com
6/27 - 6/28 KIMBALL ART CENTER
Between Life and Land: IDENTITY, exhibition 1251 Kearns Blvd. 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org
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Shawna Moore & Matt Flint, “Just Beyond” 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com
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Between Life and Land: IDENTITY, exhibition 1251 Kearns Blvd. 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org
6/30 MIDWAY ART ASSOCIATION Wasatch Plein Air Paradise 2023: Art Exhibition & Sale Midway Town Hall midwayartassociation.org
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Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
JULY 7/1 - 7/4 MIDWAY ART ASSOCIATION Wasatch Plein Air Paradise 2023: Art Exhibition & Sale Midway Town Hall midwayartassociation.org
7/1 TROVE GALLERY
James Randle, new works 804 Main Street 435-655-3803 troveparkcity.com
Enjoy an Evening of Art The Park City Gallery Association features sixteen art galleries offering extraordinary works from a prodigious variety of artists, styles and aesthetics. Both experienced and novice collectors will be elated by the quality of art while appreciating the stunning moutainside setting. Join us and see for yourself !
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7/7 KIMBALL ART CENTER
Between Life and Land: IDENTITY, exhibition 1251 Kearns Blvd. 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org
7/8 SWANER PRESERVE & ECOCENTER
Bridgette Meinhold: Plein Air Watercolor Workshop 1258 Center Drive 435-649-1767
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Hunt Slonem, solo exhibition, “Fortune and Personality” 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com
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Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
AUGUST 8/4 - 9/2 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART
Matthew Choberka, solo exhibition 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
8/4 - 8/6 KIMBALL ARTS FESTIVAL Park City Main Street 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org
8/4 - 8/5 THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY
Rolinda Stotts, live painting demonstration 340 Main Street 435-645-8078 thomasanthonygallery.com
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Jeremy Russell, new artist 804 Main Street 435-655-3803 troveparkcity.com
8/18 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART
Matthew Choberka, artist reception 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
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Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
SEPTEMBER 9/15 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART
Brent Godfrey, artist reception 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
9/15 - 10/28 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART
Brent Godfrey, solo exhibition “You Animal” 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
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Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
10/27 PARK CITY GALLERY ASSOCIATION
Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
NOVEMBER 11/17 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART Holiday Kick-Off Event 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
11/24 PARK CITY GALLERY ASSOCIATION
Park City Gallery Stroll Park City Main Street parkcitygalleryassociation.com
OCTOBER 10/7 A GALLERY/ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART Jennifer Rasmusson, artist reception 1321 S. 2100 E. Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
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The nearly fully furnished residence was designed by Inouye Design of Orem. The residence was built by Lake Creek Homes located right in Heber City. The 4-bedroom 3.5 bath modern mountain residence features a 20’ vaulted ceilings in the great room with 8’ interior doors and a 9’ glass entry door, outdoor decks on two sides with views to the south and west (Mt. Timpanogos), walk out basement to the west, main floor master bedroom that includes soaking tub, walk in closets and dual vanities and a separate shower. Solid 9.5” oak hardwood floors on the main level provide a great contrast to the quartz counters and custom cabinetry. The 60” Wolf dual fuel range is worthy of any commercial kitchen couple with a 48” refrigerator and walk in pantry. The exposed staircase with black steel and contrasting light oak hardwood leads you to the terrace level with 3 more bedrooms and great room with a walkout basement. In total you’ll have a 4,040 sq foot residence with 1,245 sq foot 3 car garage and comes complete with a 2023 Land Rover Defender X and over 1,120 sq. feet of additional exterior decks or patio space to enjoy sunrises and sunsets year round with a built in fire pit on the main deck just opposite the great room. Full Golf Membership is available. Offered at $3,700,000. JO HN C OLLINS A
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THE LUXE LIST TREAT YOURSELF LIKE PARK CITY’S JET SET
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Skiing may be what put Park City on the map, but its four seasons of adventure and luxury amenities are undoubtedly what put it at the top of Time Magazine’s 2022 collection of 50 “World’s Greatest Places.” Dubbed a “year-round playground,” our mining town-turnedHollywood-hotspot is known for hosting the annual star-studded Sundance Film Festival and boasts connections to superstar athletes including PGA Tour icon Tiger Woods, set to design an original 18-hole layout at the exclusive Marcella Club; skiing great Lindsey Vonn, who can often be seen on the slopes at Deer Valley Resort; and NBA All-Star Dwyane Wade and his actress wife Gabrielle Union, who can often be seen courtside at Utah Jazz games. If any of this motivates you to seek a taste of how the jet-set live in Park City—we can’t blame you! Read on for some inspired ideas that will have you experiencing the Park City high life.
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Indulge In A Harvest Dinner At Gracie’s Farm, The Lodge at Blue Sky: This Auberge Resorts property displays the bounty of its female-run farm in a series of dinners at the Lodge’s stunning property. Enjoy intimate multi-course meals using preserved heirloom ingredients, including sweet lettuces, pepper arugula, earthy turnips and carrots. Delight In A Private Hot-Air Balloon Flight With Bigfoot Balloons: Feel the freedom in the air and contemplate life below from a distance when you lift off in a private hot-air balloon ride with Jake Thomas and Shannon Tuck, who own Bigfoot Balloons. Perfect for special occasions or to check off your bucket list! Take in the breathtaking views of sunrise over the Wasatch Mountains with a loved one, or even the whole family (up to six). These hourlong flights typically reach altitudes of 1,500 feet and end with the ballooning tradition of a champagne toast after the flight. Experience The Thrill Of An All-Inclusive White-Water Rafting Excursion With All Seasons Adventures: Forget “sit back and relax.” Think “lean in and get wet!” with this worryfree half-day rafting trip on the mighty Weber River that includes transportation, catered lunch and keepsake photos. All Seasons will pick up your party and deliver you to their private launch in Henefer, Utah, where you’ll embark on the Class II section of the Weber. This 8.5-mile stretch features six splashy rapids, some flat-water sections in between and spectacular geologic features like the Devil’s Slide. The float lasts about two hours and ends with lunch and lawn games under a shaded picnic area.
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border and is the perfect destination for a 24-hour escape. Make your trip seamless by booking a charter flight from the Heber City Airport and be there within an hour, where West Wendover offers you everything from high-octane excitement of “Speed Week” at the Bonneville Salt Flats to gambling and nightlife at five hotel and casino properties. Or consider timing your trip with a show at the Peppermill Concert Hall, where fan favorites like Jefferson Starship and Jimmie Allen will take the stage this year. Spend An Afternoon At The Track: There’s nothing like a day at the races, and the entire family can get in on the action at Wyoming Downs Racetrack, located less than 75 miles northeast of Park City. Wyoming Downs is the largest and only privately owned racetrack in Wyoming, and its slate of 2023 events include intercollegiate and youth racing experiences, Pink Out Day celebrating breast cancer survivors and even kids’ Triple Crown stick horse races. Finish your day at home
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where a family feast awaits, courtesy Lush’s Tennessee BBQ in Park City. Design a menu featuring your choice of slow smoked meats and delectable sides like mustard coleslaw, collard greens and gnocchi potato salad. Make Your Vacation House Feel Like Home: For a truly turnkey vacation, book a home with all the amenities that exactly match your needs and an experience that lets you maximize your stay. Summit Luxury Vacation offers a range of homes from a cozy condo in Old Town to a sprawling, slope-side estate in The Colony. Either way, properties are staged to make visitors feel at home. Customize your vacation even more with concierge services including 24/7 transportation, a pre-arrival stocked home with your favorite pantry items and groceries, dinner reservations and spa appointments, and even a private chef or rental car delivery. Turn That Extra Space Into A Game Room: Let the experts at Quality Billiards & Game Rooms help you design a personalized
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Unearth One-Of-A-Kind Pieces From Julie Miles Jewelry: This Australian-born designer splits her time between Florida and Park City, where Miles regularly does trunk shows and hosts online viewings. Miles’ inspiration to use pearls, her favorite gemstone, is due to their origin story – the idea that out of an oyster’s pain comes something so beautiful and unique. It’s the perfect metaphor for this Stage-4 breast cancer survivor, who now creates wearable art with deep Balinese and Tibetan influences. But perhaps the piece we’re really loving is her leather and metal Infinity LOVE Bracelet. Miles is donating a large portion of the proceeds from this limitededition bracelet to our beloved National Ability Center. Let Chammomile Be Your Personal Stylist: The charming Chammomile boutique on lower Main Street offers a
curated collection of fashionable brands in clothing, shoes, accessories, jewelry and even fragrance and beauty. But what sets this stylish gem apart is its trendy “Shop the Outfit” selections compiled on their website, which show their items styled from head to toe with links to purchase each item. Rather shop in-person? Then book an appointment with one of Chammomile’s style specialists and let them help you put together your perfect look.
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“adult fun zone.” Celebrating their 50th year anniversary, Quality Billiards’ extensive product list includes billiard tables, shuffleboards, foosball tables, arcades and pinball machines.
Spoil Yourself At Roberto Coin: For the ultimate red-carpet experience, head to Montage Deer Valley, where the elegant Italian-inspired jeweler is located on the sixth floor. There, see how you might look in pieces from Roberto Coin’s Cento Fiore Couture Collection, which actress Vanessa Hudgens wore in March while hosting “Countdown to the Oscars” on the champagne carpet. Hudgens wore the 18K white gold necklace, earrings and ring from the collection, which uses stones with 100 facets—almost double of a standard cut. These diamonds capture and reflect a kaleidoscope of lights in a floral pattern, reflecting the shape of the facets.
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The latest luxury resort development being constructed in Park City is a far cry from its historic 15th-century English ship namesake. The new Mayflower Mountain Resort is taking shape on the backside of Deer Valley on 6,800 acres overlooking the Jordanelle Reservoir and situated next to the esteemed Deer Valley Resort. SUMMER/FALL 2023
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It’s hard to miss the construction project consuming the swath of land that previously sat idle and undisturbed alongside highway U.S. 40 as you make the drive from Park City to Heber. Development is in full swing on three luxury, lifestyle-branded hotels, ski lifts and gondolas, a pedestrian village comparable to Park City’s Historic Main Street with shopping, restaurants, cafes and pubs, plus more than 1,000 private residences ranging from estate lots to luxury condominiums. The first properties began selling like hotcakes in 2022 at the Marcella Ski and Golf Community. Other real estate options include the Mayflower at Lakeside and the Grand Hyatt. For trailblazers and adventure seekers looking for a one-of-a-kind purchasing opportunity, it should be mentioned that Mayflower Resort offers the opportunity to buy into a new major American ski resort for the first time since Deer Valley Resort opened in 1981. There is also a new technologically advanced enclave of luxury homes being developed by Magleby Construction at Mayflower Resort. It is known as Velvaere, a Norwegian word that translates to “a state of well-being where nature and surroundings are intrinsically linked to being whole,” a concept so fitting for the serene mountain landscape of Park City. These new homes will be designed using highly immersive technology not yet seen in home construction, and are intended to promote wellness and intentional living. This unique 60-acre community brought to you by Magleby Development, whose projects also include the Stein Eriksen Residences in Deer Valley, is the future of home building. Magleby’s vision for the 115 residences in this development brings nature and serene mountain surroundings together with holistic lifestyle and wellness opportunities. Magleby Construction is revolutionizing what it means to live well by creating an atmosphere that fosters well-being, tangible health benefits and personal growth with these high-tech, holistic homes. Homes that are becoming the new “luxury” in home design and construction. The spectacular Velvaere community will consist of 12 three-bedroom chalet-style cabins projected
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to start from $4M, along with 68 four- and fivebedroom paired residences built with personal wellness sanctuaries starting at $5M. Thirty-five custom curated estates are also planned, each one up to 3.3 acres of pristine mountain land with homes starting at $12M, all intricately woven through epic ski runs and lifts. Positioning itself as the healthiest home development in America, Velvaere’s first residences are slated for completion by early 2024. Each residence at Velvaere will feature an environmentally futuristic design along with personalized holistic environments and customized amenities transforming each space into its own sanctuary. Magleby Construction has intentionally focused on incorporating what they believe to be the three pillars of a healthy environment into each home: air, water and light. These tech-savvy modern masterpieces will go far beyond the smart technology and efficiencies of today’s homes, moving toward intrinsic, immersive technology. For starters, these holistic homes will feature top-of-the-line air purification and water filtration systems designed to block toxins and pollutants. And, Velvaere homes will feature integrated circadian rhythm lighting designed to adjust automatically to the natural color temperature of the light outside, designed to not only improve your mood but also optimize your sleep. Each Velvaere home will be built around customized wellness experiences based on the homeowner’s choice proven to improve mood, health and overall well-being. Homeowners can choose to include modalities such as halotherapy, which can improve breathing and lung function; in-home light therapy, known to heal and rejuvenate the body and skin; dry sauna; steam room and plunge pool. “Our vision is to create a community where health, well-being and a better future is at the forefront of every amenity, experience and residence,” said Chad Magleby, CEO of Magleby Development. Beyond healthy homes that boast the best lighting and purest air and water, the Velvaere community will offer world-class facilities designed with advanced technological features
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and personalized transformative experiences for its residents. Its 60,000-square-foot stand-alone adventure and wellness center can be considered a country club for wellness. It will render holistic healing and wellness modalities like halotherapy, hyperbaric chambers, IV therapy, cryotherapy, and will be the base point for skiing, hiking, biking and other outdoor wilderness recreation. Homeowners and residents at Velvaere will have access to a full-service restaurant, après-ski beach, gear storage, an outdoor pool and hot tub, outdoor amphitheater, tennis courts and yes…pickleball courts too. And, nothing beats the convenience of being less than 200 feet from ski-in, ski-out 128
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access to North America’s newest 6,000-acre ski resort complete with 4,300 skiable acres, 3,200 vertical feet, 12 chairlifts plus 2-stage gondolas. Of course, the most exciting development recently announced to the public is Mayflower’s addition of an exclusive Tiger Woods-designed 18-hole championship golf course. Velvaere showcases the benefits of an allencompassing and immersive living experience. It is certain to be the new trend among builders who will begin focusing on communities built with well-being in mind. The high-tech, holistic approach to home building is the wave of the future.
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Victory Ranch is a private community 15 miles from Park City. Amenities include an 18 hole golf course, restaurants, fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, a river, and 3500 acres of back country for hiking, camping, etc.
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When you walk into a home, you may notice elements that stand out immediately—the floor to ceiling windows, the grand piano in the foyer, the elegant staircase welcoming you in, the flowers that liven up the entryway and the list goes on. But have you ever noticed the dog’s bed? Or perhaps the cat’s jungle gym? With the latest trend in architecture and interior design taking a pet-first approach, you may start finding something new as the center of a person’s home. You’ve probably seen cute new chew toys, like “Dom Pawgnon” or “Chewy Vuitton,” but there’s a new level of pet luxury that far surpasses the designer plushies. Animal-first architecture, or “Barkitecture,” is all about keeping your pet and their needs in mind when redecorating the home, according to Country Living. This new fad in design gives pets their own luxurious space, and it’s not only more aesthetically pleasing, but also more practical for the animal. “According to new data from Pinterest, searches for luxury dog rooms have increased by a whopping 115%, while the number of people looking for dog beds made from furniture has grown three times,” reported a Country Living article in 2022. “Cat house design and luxury cat rooms are also on the up, with more owners creating stylish spaces for pets to nap, relax, purr and play.” This trend not only lets homeowners pamper their pets, but finds creative ways to give their pets what they need for an ideal living space. Home renovations are seeing old rooms turned into furry play havens, cat-scratch posts that fit into home designs, elevated toys and beds and stylish storage for pet necessities. “When working with clients, we often hear of pets being just as big a part of the family as a human being,” said Marcie Davis, agent for Summit Sotheby’s International Realty. “I love seeing this pop up in houses in a range of applications because it’s a selling point for those clients that do treat their pets like family. It’s a feature people didn’t even know they wanted, but now they feel like they need.” Wondering how you can implement some 134
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classy upgrades for your four-legged friend? Look no further, tips and tricks to bow-wow your guests are here.
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Out with the old, outdated red houses in the backyard and in with the new, posh mansions for your pooch. Instead of building your pet a designated space that hides away, why not show it off? As a rainy-day DIY project, take some old wood and build an extravagant pet home that stands out in your living or play area. Special just for your pet, they can store food and water dishes, toys, beds, or just know that to be their space! Paint it to match the aesthetic of the room and voila, your pet’s home fits right in, literally. If a home is too much, Pinterest results also
lend themselves to repurposing old furniture to make an extravagant bed for your pet. Cozy blankets and pillows, instead of raggedy old ones, let the bed blend with the theme of whatever room it sits in. Some creative designs even lend themselves to adding storage within the pet’s bed, or designing it so it can slide in and out of a hidden alcove in the home.
REPURPOSE YOUR SPACE
Do you have a room or section of your home that just isn’t serving you anymore? Perhaps it could serve your pet? Pets love space just as much as humans do! If a dog or cat house isn’t your thing, why not turn that section of the home that’s just taking up space into useful space. People have turned showers, spare closets and even nooks in the master bedroom into designated pet bedrooms. Pets can have their own space to close off in, knowing it as their “When working with clients, we often hear own, for sleeping and more. If your pet is a messy eater, this of pets being just as big a part of the family is a space to consolidate their mess. If they misbehave, it’s a as a human being.” —Marcie Davis SUMMER/FALL 2023
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space to sit when punished or being trained. If they have a potty-pad that stays in the house, this becomes the spot. Doors can close the pets off from the rest of the house in the event of guests coming over. Pets also come to know this space as their own, and can store their toys there so as not to leave balls and squeakies all over the house to trip over. Some designs include scratch-proof walling so cats don’t rip up wallpaper, and built-in junglegyms to keep a home cat-proof. With space for a cat to play and toys already hanging, there’s no more fear of a cat knocking down valuables. Some spaces even have swinging doors that let pets go outside whenever they decide they want fresh air. The sky’s the limit when it comes to utilizing space in a home.
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Beyond giving pets a special home or space in the house, folks have taken to giving their pets their own spaces for sanitation reasons as well. A separate mini-dishwasher designated for pet bowls, so there’s no cross-contamination with human food, a food and water bowl riser to keep eating off the floor, and shower drains to clean pets more often and keep dander out of the house are all becoming more common than one would think. Though the shift in the family pet dynamic started in the 1970’s, according to a New York Times article, the COVID-19 pandemic brought a surge in pet ownership, directly leading to an increase in spending for pets. “For some pet owners, pet-forward design is a confluence of making the home more functional while also pampering pups,” the article explained. The function of these designs is all about making living with a pet easier, and when the homeowner sells, it becomes a special selling point that some homes don’t have. With pets being such central parts of a family dynamic, giving them as much love as a human baby just makes sense. Homes are meant to fit the way a family lives, and including the pets is becoming a big part of that. 136
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History tells the story of three World War II veteran soldiers who bonded on the battlefield. Through countless days and nights of fighting, the three brave soldiers persevered, holding on to a promise they had made to one another. They promised, if they all survived the war, they would buy a cattle ranch together. And, that’s just what they did. After the U.S. won the war, the three men bought land situated just off State Road 32 in Kamas. They rightfully named the area Victory Ranch because, for them, it symbolized the greatest victory of all. For most, the word ranch conjures postcardworthy images of unfenced countryside that melts into the horizon, amber fields and rolling hills, babbling streams carved into vast landscapes all laid out before a grand estate perched atop the property like a throne, taking in the totality of the idyllic scene. By every
stretch of the imagination, Victory Ranch is that vision realized and brought to life in the quintessential town of Kamas. With the backdrop of the Wasatch Mountains in the distance, the award-winning waters of the Upper Provo River and vast open country as far as the eye can see, Victory Ranch is the pictureperfect representation of the American West. Victory Ranch dates back to the mid 1900s, when the cattle population outnumbered the human population. Today, Victory Ranch has become a land of endless adventure where nature and luxury intersect—a private, luxury community of sprawling ranch home estates surrounded by an expansive mountain countryside. It has become a place of legacy for families and future generations. All 6,250 scenic acres of this secluded, awe-inspiring community sits along a protected four-mile stretch of the Upper Provo River and offers boundless opportunities for active outdoor enthusiasts and nature-loving families to escape from the everyday and reconnect with the natural world and each other. The gated community of Victory Ranch is the pinnacle of a luxury four-season family adventure. It is a highly sought-after golf and fly fishing destination just 20 minutes from Park City. Within this private enclave, Victory Ranch runs the full gamut of outdoor recreation and luxury amenities for residents. Residents can spend their days and weekends golfing at the Victory Ranch 18-hole Rees Jones–designed golf course and clubhouse, skeet shooting at a fivestand double-barrel facility, venturing out on an Upland bird hunting expedition, hiking and mountain biking on 30 miles of trails, camping (with a private chef) in the backcountry yurts, and of course fly-fishing for trophy Browns, Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout on the awardwinning Provo River. Additionally, residents have access to the Victory Ranch fitness and wellness facility, a year-round 50-foot swimming pool, in addition to a 80-foot swimming pool with water slide, a full-service spa, a riverside restaurant and the luxurious indoor-outdoor Lost Library Lounge set along the River Trail. Plus, a ski-in / ski-out clubhouse in downtown Park City for winter adventures on the slopes. Kids have boundless
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adventures awaiting them at Victory Ranch too, where they’ll undeniably create childhood memories to last a lifetime. Youth activities and amenities include an ice cream parlor, indoor sports court, game room and paddle tennis pavilion, plus a host of other kids activities. Residents can also enjoy exploring on foot, bike or horseback along more than 30 miles of private, professionally designed trails. Victory Ranch stakes claim as the lowestdensity development project in the Wasatch Range area, with a respect for nature and native ecosystems apparent in the intentional design and layout of the community, which consists of just 350 homesites on 6,250 acres. “We’re doing the best we can to protect the natural world around us,” says Matt Eastman, Victory Ranch’s director and manager. Victory Ranch offers those 350 homes on lots ranging from 1 acre to 55 acres. Cabin homes are priced from $3.3 million, homesites start at $1.35 million, and The Residence Club units begin at $410,000. “These are deeded-interest and offer an amazing opportunity to enjoy Victory Ranch without the hassles of full ownership.” shared Caren McClellan, Director of Sales at Victory Ranch. There are plenty of residence options to fit the needs, wants and desires of every potential buyer and include cabins, custom homes, estate homesites and ranches. Rest assured every home site boasts panoramic views. You can visit victoryranchutah.com to learn more. Throughout this community, one will find natural architectural elements including natively sourced and sustainable timber and natural stone, as well as rustic metals that highlight each home’s unique beauty. The Victory Ranch Cabin homes average 3,000 - 4,000 square feet and offer stunning views of the Wasatch mountain range and the Rees Jones golf course. Victory Ranch also offers Barn Overlook Cabins and Lake Cabins with six distinct floorplans to choose from. As you might have guessed, the Barn Cabins overlook the historic Auerbach Barn and Lake Cabins have small docks for paddle and bumper boats set in man-made lakes stocked with trout.
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These stand-alone, luxury cabin homes are designed with a contemporary mountainchalet aesthetic. Cabin home finishes include neutral tones and natural color palettes that complement the beauty of the outdoors and reclaimed wood detail reflected in exposed interior beams, wall paneling and picture windows that frame the Jordanelle Reservoir and Wasatch Mountains. Hoping to spread out a bit more? Not a problem, large homesites and sizable lots are also available. Victory Ranch estate lots are approximately 4-55 acres in size and allow homes 9,000+ square feet. The River Ranch Collection showcses three homesites 45-55 acres each, which allow homes up to 11,000 square feet. For those not wanting to make such a large
investment, Victory Ranch also offers fractional ownership through The Residence Club. Victory Ranch is truly an inspirational development and operation. Not only is it the embodiment of the American West, but Victory Ranch is also dedicated to fostering long-term sustainability within its community through the Victory Ranch Conservancy. The Conservancy guarantees the protection of native flora and fauna and ecosystems within the community so that its owners and future generations will continue to benefit. “It’s all about connecting people with the great outdoors.” says Matt Menna, Principal of Sterling Bay, the Chicagobased real estate company developing Victory Ranch. Truly, Victory Ranch is a place like no other, a legacy to be relished and enjoyed for generations to come.
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ONE STEP AT A TIME MAKING UTAH’S FINEST LEATHER FOOTWEAR BY MEGAN RULE
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“In a good part of this country, you’ll find people in Wrangler jeans and
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boots every day ... Boots are just nice to wear.” —Don Roundy
Toquerville is a central Utah town known for its fruit, grapes and alfalfa hydrated from the pure water of its nearby springs. In order to be on the farms all day, a quality pair of boots comes in handy. Thankfully, Toquerville is also home to Roundy Boots, Utah’s finest custom leather boots. “It doesn’t matter if you’re in Salt Lake City, Utah or Jiggs, Nevada, there’s always people that wear boots as a utility, a tool they need to have,” said Don Roundy, shoemaker and owner of Roundy Boots. “Of course, anybody that wants to be a cowboy can wear them. Boots are just what some people wear. Some people only spend on them once in their life, and then there’s people that can’t stop ordering from me.” Don’s devotion to bootmaking started over 40 years ago in the small town of Alpine, Utah. The only business at the time was a shoe repair shop. Don accepted a job there and fell in love with the art of shoemaking. “My dad was a cowboy, and my mom was an artist, so I’m the best of both worlds, a bootmaker,” Don explained. “I write cowboy poetry too, on the side. Even though I’m not a cowboy, it still fits my bootmaking life.” Whatever a client envisions, Don can create it. Some clients will bring in a picture and others will describe in words what they want and Don will sketch it out. “I’ve done it for so long that there’s nothing that bothers me,” Don said. “I’ve got it all figured out. Sometimes, I’ll be designing or sewing and I’ll think, ‘I’m just enjoying myself and I’m going to get paid for it.” His method is a bit different from other shops, as Don will geometrically make all the parts of the boot, starting with the vamp (foot part), then the counter (back of the vamp), then working up to the leg that connects it all. “If the pattern is right, then everything is right,” Don said. “It’s just sweet, it all falls together, the leather lays on like paint, it’s fun.” To give each pair the attention it deserves, Don creates about one pair a week. He also creates footwear beyond boots, though the cowboy boot is still his favorite. In addition to making footwear, he teaches aspiring shoemakers. Since he’s the only one of his kind in the state, people come from all over to learn from him. And if his name sounds familiar, you may remember him from the five years he taught his geometric pattern tactics at the Salt Lake Community College. During his career, Don has made hundreds of pairs of boots, to the point where he can recognize if a boot was made by him just by looking at it. Don joked, “People will bring boots in for
repair and I’ll recognize that I created the boot, so I will tell them the boot is nicely made. They respond, ‘It should be because you made it for me’.” “I just love what I do,” he exclaimed. “My brother and I were chatting about retirement life. He asked me what I’d do once I retired and my response was, well, I’d probably sleep for a week then go right back to work!” This love and passion can be felt in every pair of Roundy Boots. If you’re a boot lover, reach out to Don and order yourself these one-of-a-kind treasures.
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PARK CITY HORSE EXPERIENCE Making a connection with a curious and nonjudgemental animal is an experience that can rejuvenate the mind, body and spirit. Founder of the Park City Horse Experience, Alejandra Lara offers gatherings and activities for all ages. Have fun and learn together with the kids on a Family Adventure or slow down and get in the flow with a Horse Meditation Circle and guided yoga. At the end of your journey you will find you have more wisdom and a better understanding of yourself than before.
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THE DETERMINATION AND STRENGTH OF KAYCEE FEILD BY BRANDIE LAMPROU + BRANDI CHRISTOFFERSEN
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You could say that being a cowboy is in Kaycee Feild’s blood. At the young age of two, he started saying out loud, “My name is Kaycee Feild and I am the six-time Bareback Riding Champion of the World.” His father, Lewis Feild, was a rodeo champion and coach that brought a daily dose of happiness, positivity, strength and inspiration to the young cowman. In fact, the entire family is a multigenerational fixture in the Utah Rodeo community. As a teenager, Feild became laser focused on bareback riding, and with the help of his dad as life and rodeo coach, the awards and accolades started pouring in. His first year on the pro-circuit, he won the Professional Rodeo Cowboy Association’s (PRCA’s) Bareback Riding Rookie of the Year and the All-Around Rookie of the Year. In 2014, Feild was named PRCA’s Bareback Champion of the Year. He now holds six world titles at the National Rodeo Finals (NFR) and four PRCA Bareback Riding Horse of the Year awards. With all his success, to say the local community is proud of their cowboy would be an understatement. He was inducted into the Utah Sports Hall of Fame and the Spanish Fork Rodeo Hall of Fame. After he won his fifth world title, the city of Payson, Utah (Feild’s hometown) honored him with a magnificent bronze buck-riding cowboy figure. In turn, to show his appreciation, he is working to bring Utah its own rodeo competition—The Bareback Riding Kaycee Feild International. His unrelenting determination keeps him focused on winning competitions. Feild is acutely aware that bareback riding is a “young man’s sport.” This motivates him to continually practice and improve his craft. His home gym is equipped with spur boards, bucking machines, weights and resistance machines, which he uses whenever he is home. He also focuses on being “long and loose” as the stretching and lengthening of his muscles are a key part of his workout routine. The physical conditioning allows him to take extended, strong rides—a key component to bareback riding. “The more you can feel a horse under you, the better you are.” He adds, “Being on a horse is such good therapy. While on a ride, I’m able to get a lot of thinking, and dreaming done.” His love for the cowboy way of life, in addition to his immense talent and ambition, have made him a role model to thousands of young cowfolk around the country. At every rodeo event, one of his most anticipated actions is made after his competition ride—he walks or rides the stadium fence giving high-fives, thumbs-up, handshakes and knuckle-bumps to the children in the crowd. His
personal interaction with future cowboys and cowgirls has inspired and motivated countless youngsters from all walks of life. His desire to pay it forward has even sent him overseas, when in 2012, he was asked to represent the rodeo community and visit troops in Afghanistan. While on The Wrangler National Patriot Tour, Feild shared his cowman knowledge with the young men serving our country. His best memories include seeing their faces light up as he would greet them. He “looked into their eyes and could see the strength and courage that lie in a cowboy’s heart.” He came back from the experience with even more determination to give back whenever he could. In addition to his altruistic achievements, his celebrity has transcended beyond the rodeo scene. In 2022, he was featured in a short film sponsored by Ariat International called “Unbroken”. The movie accurately portrays the bold and gritty cowboy life and the drive it takes to be successful. He also has a streaming docuseries: Outside the Arena— YouTub e @ O ut sideT heA rena . The program highlights the wild adventures and learning moments he has experienced in his professional and personal life. He told us proudly, “When the long road ends, I will have no regrets. I did everything I wanted to.” As for his existence outside of the competition arena, Feild is devoted to his family, friends and faith. He loves taking his kids on horseback rides and spending quality time with them. Because of his deep respect for horses, he also spends time raising the majestic creatures and continuing their purebred hereditary lines. Of course, like any true cowboy, he also “enjoys a good steak, working in a new pair of boots and showing off a custom-made cowboy hat.” However, his favorite thing is waking up next to his wife, Stephanie. She is his personal hero as she tends to their children, house and “pretty much everything” when he is on the road. Even more importantly, she has cared for him during times of physical injury and private heartache. In 2016, Feild’s father and longtime rodeo coach passed away, and Stephanie’s support helped him through the hard times. Today, his dad’s memory motivates him to continually advance and triumph. Amongst the rodeo community, it’s said that Lewis Feild’s spirit is always with his son. It’s even whispered that when Feild is bareback riding, his dad is always next to him—supporting and encouraging his son right up to the end of the ride.
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Ty Burrell may be internationally known for his award-winning role as Phil Dunphy in the critically acclaimed hit Modern Family, but here in Park City, he is known as the co-owner of The Eating Establishment (or as locals say, The E.E.). He and his partners are also part of the lively Salt Lake scene with Bar X, the Beer Bar and The Cotton Bottom Inn. “I’m always thrilled to walk into one of our eateries and bars and feel the energy of the community,” Burrell exclaims. When asked what enticed him to take on the challenges and rewards of a restaurateur, Burrell is equal parts humble and humorous. He explains that he and his friends just wanted a nice place to get an exceptional craft beer and cocktail. “I really fell into the food and beverage business because of my fellow owners and their ability to identify a good idea and being able to execute it,” he tells us. “I have, by far, the easiest job in our ownership group. Talking to nice folks like you isn’t exactly digging ditch. I’m always grateful for all of the work that everyone does to create such cool environments and gathering spaces. Plus, I have the good fortune of being surrounded by people who are smarter than I am—that’s also true at home.” Speaking of home, Burrell and his family made Utah their official residence upon the series wrap of Modern Family. “We moved to Salt Lake City because we’d been coming here in our downtime since 2008 when we’d moved from New York to Los Angeles,” he explains. “L.A. is great, but in many ways it felt like a 12-year location shoot. Salt Lake feels like home.” Another reason Utah may feel so warm and welcoming is that many members of the Burrells’ extended family call the beehive state home. In fact, Burrell’s wife, Holly, was born in Fruit Heights—a small town in Utah known as the “city of good neighbors.” The Burrells’ appreciation for the area has been generously demonstrated through their altruism and support. During the pandemic, he created the “Tip Your Server” program to help raise money for restaurant employees who had lost their jobs due to business closures, with 100% of the funds going directly to the workers. At the same time, he and his wife donated $100,000 of their own money to help ease the burden for the Salt Lake community. Burrell also shares his impressive entertainment expertise MOUNTAIN EXPRESS MAGAZINE
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Ty Burrell’s Park City Picks: Favorite Summertime Activity: “I love fishing. Like so many anglers, I fish the Provo quite a bit, so Park City is always on my route. I love swinging through for lunch or to drown my sorrows after mostly scaring fish.” Favorite Nonprofit: “That’s hard to pick. I love The Nature Conservancy, The Grand Canyon Trust, and my friend Jim Enote’s organization, The Colorado Plateau Foundation, which supports Native-led organizations on the plateau.” Favorite Spot To Take Out-OfTowners: “My favorite place is up into the Uintas (Utah’s highest mountain range). It’s one of the most remarkable areas I’ve ever been to and it’s just out our back door.” Favorite Local Idiosyncrasy: “It has to be how friendly the drivers are! After being in Los Angeles for so long, it’s almost jarring to have so many drivers wave you into traffic. At first, when I saw the arm going, I just assumed they were screaming at me.”
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“I’m always grateful for all of the work that everyone does to create such cool environments and gathering spaces.”
with Kids In The Spotlight—a nonprofit that promotes growth and healing through storytelling and filmmaking. KITS empowers underserved youth and foster children to create, write, cast and star in their own 10-minute short films. For Burrell, acting provides escapism, creativity and enjoyment, and he wants others to experience its rewards. “For me, acting has been a natural extension of being a daydreamer who values being ridiculous probably more than is healthy,” he jokes. “When I discovered it in my early 20s, I couldn’t believe it. I spent most of my formative years growing up in the woods of Oregon and had no idea that the characters and bits that I did with my brother and dad had a vocation attached to it.” Over the years, Burrell has taken his talent for mirthful pretending and has garnered two Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and five Screen Actor Guild Awards.Yet despite all his accolades in the entertainment business, what satisfies Burrell most about his success? “I’m most proud of the friends I’ve made over the course of my career,” he explains. “It’s a strange job in that you can have a very vulnerable experience with someone whom you’ve just met earlier in the day and will possibly never see again, or someone you work with for two weeks, two months or, if you get incredibly lucky, 11 years. Those relationships have become some of the most important friendships in my life and I’m very grateful for that.” Once Modern Family ended in 2020, Burrell took “a long hiatus from performing” to focus on other projects. He has expanded his influence by launching his own production company developing young writers, Desert Whale Productions, and by providing growth and opportunities to the hard-hit food and beverage industry. Additionally, he and his Bar X partners provide mentorship and support to their company’s employees and are proud to witness the success of their efforts. To wit: Many past bartenders have opened their own bars and pubs, an exciting progression that bolsters the community and strengthens the local scene. So what’s next for Burrell? As he explained, “I haven’t performed for a while, primarily because it requires leaving home here in Utah for long stretches at a time, and my girls are 10 and 12 years old. That said, I’m pretty sure I’ll get in front of a camera again someday for the right thing. I’m getting close to the teen years when my daughters are going to beg me to leave.” For now, he is just enjoying his everyday life. Burrell describes, “A perfect summer day for me is breakfast at The Eating Establishment—of course, then fishing the Provo all day or hitting the Park City Alpine Park if I’m with the family. We usually stay at the Washington School House, which we love, so happy hour there. Then maybe dinner at Handle then back to The E.E. for a nightcap, just to bring it full circle.” Burrell’s gentle humor, generosity and charisma made him one of the most popular cast members on Modern Family. So it’s no surprise that he is now a beloved member of the Utah food and beverage community. And once you hear Burrell talk about his local favorites, it’s as clear as a P.C. bluebird sky why Utah is where he calls home.
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For Goldener Hirsch executive chef Nicolas Lebas, a career in the culinary arts was practically inevitable. As a child in Lyon, France, a city about five hours southeast of Paris, Lebas’ first memories of the kitchen were, quite literally, sweet. “My first recollection? Chocolate cake,” said the 43-year-old Lebas, who joined the Goldener Hirsch in April 2022. “I grew up in the bakery with my grandmother and my grandfather, who was a professional baker all his life. I loved the croissant batter when I was a kid. My grandmother was from Italy, my grandpa was from France—and it was no choice for me then to be a chef, you know? They didn’t leave me a chance. I was part of the industry, my mother as well. She was a waitress
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for as long as I can remember. So sometimes, I would come to the restaurant and while waiting for her to finish her shift, I would sneak a peek into the kitchen.” It’s no surprise then that the first recipe Lebas perfected was a Black Forest cake. Yet culinary school wasn’t easy. He remembers struggling in math and language, but he credits his talent and a photographic memory for carrying him through. After graduating he secured a job in a busy Lyon restaurant making salads and desserts from scratch, but perhaps surprisingly found himself unsatisfied. A friend of his mother’s connected him with the executive chef at a restaurant in Los Cabos, Mexico, and a 19-yearold Lebas headed overseas on what became an unexpected culinary journey. “If you asked me to do that now, I would say you’re crazy, but if I have to say something to J-1s, the (international) interns who come here to do the same thing, I say it’s the best thing that can ever happen to you,” said Lebas, whose Mexico stint lasted four years before he moved on to jobs at resorts in San Antonio, Texas, and Orlando, Florida, where he held his first executive chef position. “I learned Spanish, I learned English, I learned skills, I learned different types of cooking. It was culture shock, no doubt about this. But it made me who I am today.” Prior to arriving in Utah, Lebas was the executive chef at Barnsley Resort in Adairsville, Georgia, where he was named 2019 Culinarian of the Year by the Georgia Hotels & Lodging Association. But he was actually getting ready to go back to France when Auberge Resorts, which took over management of Goldener Hirsch in November 2021, reached out about the position at the Deer Valley-based property. “I think what I’m talented at is researching
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the style of cuisine, learning the classics and just kind of tweaking them, modernizing them, implementing some European techniques to it to make dishes more appealing to the eye, as well,” Lebas explained about the charm of creating the Alpine-themed menu that still pays homage to the Austrian cuisine the Hirsch is traditionally known for. “What was so interesting here is that the buildings speak for themselves, and my style is more modern and clean. But by mixing that with the Old World style, you can create something that’s really different.” Another hallmark of Lebas’ cuisine is an attention to the ingredients themselves, which he highlights through various techniques and presentations. Take his winter asparagus risotto, which featured a grilled asparagus purée, a blanched asparagus garnish and an asparagus cream to finish it off. He also loves introducing the unexpected, like using house-baked cardamom milk bread and gooey raclette cheese on the Goldener stag bison wagyu cheeseburger. “I don’t want to cook the same burger as the one on Main Street ,” he said. “I will always try to find ways to do something that you cannot find anywhere else.” Lebas also has been charmed by Utah’s farmto-table scene and has particularly enjoyed cultivating repeat customers, especially locals. To that end, he looks to create summer and fall menus with local produce in mind and craft experiences that will attract residents and visitors alike. That includes the return of the Goldener Summer Market, held Saturday afternoons on the patio at Silver Lake and featuring small bites, drinks, games, live music and pop-up retail offerings. For Lebas, however, it all comes back to the food, which is where he’s able to express his creativity while also fulfilling an important mentor role for his staff. “The freedom is one of the reasons why I’m here working for this company, because they give the chefs the freedom to express themselves,” Lebas said. “And also, it’s nice because I can hire chefs and a team that want to learn and want to create and become chefs as well. My goal is to teach them so they can grow and take over, or go on their own and become who they want to be.” 170
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With diverse activities from morning to night, fabulous food and lovely weather, it’s no wonder that Park City summers are almost as popular as our winters. If you’re anything like our team at Mountain Express Magazine, you’re currently planning a get together with family and f riends. With this in mind, we wanted to share our local experience and offer suggestions for an evening of food and fun.
SHOW + SANDWICH
How about an evening of entertainment and fare? Start by taking the free trolley to the top of Main Street and enjoy “modern and world-inspired French dip sandwiches” at Big Dipper. With homages to the Park City scene like “A Hunk-a, Hunk-a Bernese Love” and old school PC tributes like “Karleen’s Uptown Turkey Grilled Cheese,” it’s difficult to choose just one sub. Be sure to save room for a Big Dipper soft serve cone and enjoy each delicate bite as you stroll down to the Egyptian Theatre for a live performance. You can select from a unique selection of concerts and vibrant musicals. The 2023 season includes: The Ozark Mountain Daredevils, Leo Kotte and The Steeldrivers. In addition, the lineup includes theatrical events like Young Frankenstein, Kinky Boots and The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
DRIVE-IN + DINING
For all you cinephiles out there, might we suggest watching a film under the stars while in the silhouette of ski jumps and bobsled tracks? A few years ago, the Park City Film Series and the Utah Olympic Park paired up to bring drive-in feature films to the community. Since then, it has become a summertime staple. Movie-goers can watch from inside or outside their vehicle. The natural slope of the parking lot ensures fantastic sightlines for everyone and cars are parked from smallest, up close, to the largest in the back. Before heading up the hill, stop by Maxwell’s East Coast Eatery in Newpark to pick up a 20-inch pie. Offering vegetarian and vegan options, there is something on the menu at Maxwell’s for everyone in your car.
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For the 21 and older crowd, plan a trip down the canyon and into downtown SLC to visit Brewvies—Utah’s first and only “cinema pub.” Screening comedies, dramas and adventures, there is a film to match everyone’s taste. Order from Brewvies’ classic pub and beer menu, which includes movie-friendly baskets filled with burgers, fries, pizza bread, loaded nachos, Beyond Meat patties and garlic hummus wraps. Brewvies presents two to three showings each evening, so check out the choices online and book your reservation ahead of time.
CONCERT + TAKE-OUT AL FRESCO
Relax under the shadow of Mount Timpanogos listening to music at the summer concert series hosted by the Swiss inspired Zermatt Resort. The summer long event delights with varied bands and musical styles. On your way to Zermatt, stop by the Midway Mercantile for takeout. This neighborhood favorite is owned and operated by Chef John Platt. Platt strives to keep folks “wellfed with fabulous food.” His extensive menu offers gluten-free and vegan choices, and the hearth roasted bacon wrapped dates or beet muhammara dip make ideal concert snacks.
BOWLING, BURGERS + MALTS
Plan an afternoon of nostalgia and amusement at Holiday Lanes. For over 60 years, the same family has owned and operated this charming bowling alley in Heber. The community loves the original ball returns, pin machines and decor. But it’s not just the eclectic bowling scene that keeps locals coming back again and again. Holiday Lanes is also famous for two mouth watering must-haves, the first being the Big Will, named after the father of owner Phyllis Christensen. This cheesy, neverfrozen double beef burger is irresistible when paired with delicious pub style fries. The second, and even more decadent favorite is Phyllis’ classic homemade malts. Holiday Lanes’ malts have been created using the exact same hand-mixing machine since the 1960s. Create a lasting memory by visiting this blast from the past—and say hi to Phyllis for us.
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Make Silver Fork Lodge your destination for outdoor fun & wonderful food. Just a SHORT 20 MIN. DRIVE over Guardsman Pass in Big Cottonwood Canyon. For a real adventure, hike or bike from Park City, over the Wasatch Crest to Big Cottonwood and let us arrange a shuttle back.
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350 Main and Chef de Cuisine, Jason Johnson, invite you to enjoy modern American cuisine inf luenced by the mountainous regions of the world. Get ready for a memorable experience with their dynamic staff, great food and drinks and an enticing atmosphere. 350 Main Street | Park City 435-649-3140 | 350main.com Menu Sampling Page 196
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HISTORIC MAIN STREET 710 BODEGA 710 Bodega on Main is a modern style Spanish tapas bar mixing traditional tapas style plates with their own exciting twist on the classics. It’s simple—it’s about good food, drinks and service, in an intimate and contemporary setting. 710 Main Street | Park City 435-649-6979 | 710BodegaParkCity.com Page 199
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Bangkok Thai on Main has provided consistently exquisite cuisine to their customers for over 26 years. Enjoy signature dishes such as Northern Thai Curry Noodle Soup with Braised Chicken, Pineapple Fried Rice or Green Curry with Braised Beef and Coconut Meat. 605 Main Street | Park City 435-649-THAI (8424) | bangkokthaionmain.com Page 207
BANCHAN: AMERICAN IZAKAYA This new addition to Main Street seeks to embrace the integration of Asian flavors and ingredients with American cooking. Experience Banchan: American Izakaya’s creative dishes and taste why it’s becoming a local favorite. 900 Main Street | Park City 435-800-2138 | banchanpc.com Page 203
BIG DIPPER Located at the top of Main Street in the historical Star Hotel, Big Dipper invites you to “take a dip.” These modern and Old World-inspired French dip sandwiches offer something new and exciting, such as the Saigon In Sixty Seconds with a pho dipping broth or the Seoul-ed Out, complete with kimchi and yakisoba noodles. The menu is as delicious as it is creative. 227 Main Street | Park City 435-513-7100 | bigdipperpc.com Page 198
BUONA VITA It’s all about the simplicity at this warm Italian restaurant. Classic Italian: pastas, pizzas, salads, antipasti, chicken and seafood—and huge portions! Enjoy a full bar. Gluten-free pasta available. Located next to Trove Gallery.
COURCHEVEL, A TALISKER CLUB BISTRO Named after Park City’s sister city in the French Alps, and housed in a historic building on Main Street, Courchevel serves artful French-European cuisine crafted with inventive flair and only the freshest seasonal ingredients from local purveyors. Diners are raving, and so is CNN Travel, which named it one of the “world’s best new restaurants for 2020.” 201 Heber Avenue | Park City 435-572-4398 | CourchevelBistro.com Page 154
DON GALLO Don Gallo delights diners with unique Mexican dishes. Try delicious originals like wild octopus and cheese tacos, beef Mexican stew and green mushroom pozole. And enjoy a flavorful appetizer, such as their spicy salmon tostada or a refreshing dessert like apple cake. 412 Main Street | Park City 435-602-1179 | dongallopc.com Page 204
FLYING SUMO SUSHI & GRILL The chefs at Flying Sumo slice up sushi and traditional Japanese plates and handcraft sushi rolls into piquant, kelpswaddled morsels. The menu teems with Asian fare such as the teriyaki bowls, surfeited in chunks of chicken, steak or salmon, swirled in teriyaki sauce and vegetables, and piled atop a plateau of rice. The yakisoba noodles blend stirfried Pacific pasta with chicken or steak and sautéed vegetables, and a plethora of specialty rolls. Sushi domination makes Flying Sumo the place to dine in Park City. 838 Park Avenue | Park City 435-649-5522 | flyingsumosushi.com Page 211
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KANEO MEDITERRANEAN | BAR | LOUNGE Park City welcomes Kaneo, a delicious Macedonian/Mediterranean restaurant specializing in charcoal grill dishes. From stuffed eggplant to sweet and spicy glazed lamb chops, Kaneo is sure to become a local favorite.
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508 Main Street | Park City 435-200-8355 | kaneoonmain.com Page 206
MAIN STREET PIZZA & NOODLE With a fun, casual atmosphere and a mouth-watering menu, Main Street Pizza & Noodle is a locals’ favorite. Open for dine-in or takeout, only the freshest ingredients are used in each dish. Try their most popular pizza with Canadian bacon, pineapple and mozzarella cheese. 530 Main Street | Park City 435-645-8878 | mainstreetpizzanoodle.com Page 164
SHABU Voted “Park City’s Best Restaurant” and Rated #1 by Zagat, Shabu offers their own freestyle interpretation of Asian food. Shabu-Shabu hot pot cooking is just part of Nobu-trained Chef Robert Valaika’s unique menu. Come experience the beautiful food and ambiance at one of Park City’s sexiest restaurants. Enjoy their full sushi bar and sake martini bar. 442 Main Street | Park City 435-645-SAKE (7253) | shabuparkcity.com Page 223
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The Bridge Café & Grill serves up American food with a Brazilian flair. Located directly at the bottom of the Town Lift. The Bridge was voted one of the best breakfast restaurants in Taste of Park City: The Top 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants. Also voted as one of the Top 10 Best Restaurants in Park City by Trip Advisor.
Utah’s original brew pub, located at the top of historic Main Street, serves awardwinning beer along with full lunch, dinner and weekend brunch service. Enjoy classic pub favorites and eclectic daily specials in a casual atmosphere. Full liquor license, seasonal dog friendly patio, private banquet space.
825 Main Street | Park City 435-658-5451| thebridgecafeandgrill.com Page 211
THE SPUR BAR & GRILL The Spur Bar and Grill is open daily serving lunch, dinner and late-night snacks. Enjoy an upscale bar menu, signature local cocktails, wine and beer on tap. With three separate bars, there is an experience for everyone at The Spur— from the original “party” in the back, to the more intimate setting in the front, to the bar upstairs with a heated patio. 352 Main Street | Park City 435-615-1618 | thespurbarandgrill.com Page 197
THE STAR BAR Star Bar brings a new contemporary vibe to the historic Star Hotel on Main Street. Discover a cocktail lounge that offers a unique sexy vibe, where the art of conversation and connection can flourish. Find delicious craft cocktails, traditional favorites, and glasses of wine that will make your taste buds dance. They take pride in showcasing local craft beers that highlight their Utah roots. 227 Main Street | Park City 435-513-7100 | starbarparkcity.com Page 198
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250 Main Street | Park City 435-649-0900 | wasatchbeers.com Page 138
DEER VALLEY ASTOR BAR Enjoy stunning mountain views while indulging in famed signature cocktails and brews. 2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5700 | SRDVdining.com Page 156
BRASSERIE 7452 Delight in the French-inspired menu at Brasserie 7452 with favorites like French onion soup, coq au vin, and hanger steak frites. No reservations are taken, and all seating is first-come, first-served. 2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5700 | SRDVdining.com Page 156
LA STELLINA Italian nostalgia meets American inspiration at La Stellina. Check out the newest restaurant at the St. Regis Deer Valley 2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5700 | SRDVdining.com Page 219
RIME AT THE ST. REGIS DEER VALLEY RIME presents a seasonally inspired menu built on sustainably caught seafood
and locally sourced meats arriving fresh each morning. The tried and true classics from land and sea transport you to New England and European coastlines, all while you’re taking in mountain views of Deer Valley Resort. 2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5760 | SRDVdining.com Page 156
ST. REGIS BAR Enjoy the stunning mountain views while indulging in the famed 7452 Mary with its signature black lava salt rim and wasabi celery foam. Or abide in one of their new beers made exclusively for The St. Regis Deer Valley by Salt Fire Brewery. Cousin Jack, Tipsy Trolley, Main Street & the new Skeleton Saison. 2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5700 | SRDVdining.com Page 156
PARK CITY PROPER BAJA CANTINA Nestled at the base of the Park City Mountain Resort, Baja Cantina has been serving guests since 1983. Awarded “Best in State”, they offer classic Mexican cuisine such as burritos, enchiladas, chimichangas, fish tacos, fajitas and house-smoked specialties like BBQ beef brisket, smoked chicken and more. Kids’ menu available. Park City Mountain Resort 1355 Lowell Avenue | Park City 435-649-BAJA (2252) | bajaparkcity.com Page 200
ESTE PIZZA CO. As a local, family-owned and operated New York style pizzeria, Este Pizza Co. takes pride in serving delicious and authentic New York pizza in a casual and friendly dining atmosphere. All of their menu items are created using fresh, highquality ingredients. They add extra love into everything they serve with hand
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tossed dough, high quality vegetables chopped daily, homemade sauces and vegan items. You will be able to taste the difference. 1781 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-731-8970 | estepizzaco.com Page 214
FUEGO BISTRO & PIZZERIA Named “Park City’s Choice Pizzeria and Neighborhood Italian Bistro.” Fuego Bistro & Pizzeria features incredible wood-fired pizzas, salads, sandwiches, pastas and entrées. Enjoy lunch and dinner with a full bar, outstanding wine
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list and draught beer. Come check out one of Park City’s best pizzas and most affordable restaurants. Plenty of free parking in the Prospector area. Great for families. Discover their daily lunch and dinner specials. 2001 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-645-8646 | fuegopizzeria.com Page 209
GOURMET ASIAN BISTRO With commitment to delicious and affordable classic Thai and Chinese plates, all dishes are freshly prepared with no MSG. Open daily. Dine-in or takeout available, and they deliver everywhere! 1776 Park Avenue, Ste 6 | Park City 435-649-4000 Page 218
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When you want tender grass fed steaks that really hit the spot, drop by Grub Steak Park City. A local tradition since 1976 and consistently voted “best steak in Park City,” delight in the delicious food and rustic decor. 2093 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-649-8060 | grubsteakparkcity.com Page 208
ROADHOUSE GRILL & PUB This award-winning menu features eclectic daily specials and traditional pub favorites, paired with world-class beer in a welcoming atmosphere. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Full liquor license, vegetarian and vegan options, kids’ menu and free onsite parking. 1900 Park Ave l Park City 435-649-9868 l saltlakebrewingco.com Page 138
RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE Featuring USDA Prime steaks broiled to perfection at 1800° and served sizzling on a 500° plate, expertly executed seafood including fresh and live lobster tails, New Orleans-inspired appetizers, unforgettable desserts and an awardwinning wine list. If this is your first visit, prepare to taste one of the greatest steaks you’ve ever eaten. As founder Ruth Fertel used to say, “If you’ve ever had a filet this good, welcome back.” Located inside Hotel Park City with a stunning mountain view patio. 2001 Park Avenue | Park City 435-940-5070 | ruthschris.com Page 222
URBANE FARE Chef Kari Baltz has traveled throughout the world as part of a diplomatic family. While in Thailand, Kari pursued degrees in both Cuisine and Bakery from Le Cordon Bleu, eventually graduating valedictorian. She has cooked at The
Montage Hotel and has recently worked as a food artist for a cookbook author. Urbane Fare was created in 2020 and offers catering services, personal chef, food artistry and cooking classes. Park City | Nearby Areas 435-640-5989 | urbanefare.com Page 165
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CANYONS VILLAGE APRÈS PENDRY Elevating the art of après in a cozy, yet contemporary slopeside setting where to an European-inspired take on mountainside socializing comes alive. 2417 High Mountain Road | Park City 435-800-1990 | pendry.com Page 157
DISCO PIZZA Where every night is pizza night. And most days, too. This is a casual go-to for cold beer, house made pizza, bright salads and crave-worthy comfort food in a family-friendly setting.
Drafts Burger Bar is an award-winning gastro pub featuring hand-crafted burgers, gourmet wings, delicious sides and show-stopping milkshakes. DBB has over 50 beers from around the world, an eclectic wine list and a fully stocked liquor bar served by expert mixologists. From the sizzling menu to the amazing service, DBB is the place to be and be seen. 3000 Canyons Resort Drive | Park City 435-655-2270 | DraftsParkCity.com Page 213
EDGE STEAKHOUSE AT WESTGATE PARK CITY
Inspired by both traditional Mexican cooking with a coastal, California spin on it, Dos Olas serves fun, delicious food and drinks made to accompany the best of your days and nights in the mountains. With a bright menu of favorites for family-style sharing and cantina-inspired snacking served alongside tequilas, cocktails and beer.
Edge Steakhouse delivers a cuttingedge culinary experience that takes the traditional steakhouse to a new level. Proudly the winner of Best of State® Statue for best restaurant in Utah, the AAA Four-Diamond award and the Forbes Recommended list. Edge offers an outstanding selection of entreés featuring prime, Wagyu and Japanese A5 cuts and the freshest seafood along with a large variety of creative appetizers and desserts. In addition to a full bar and exquisite beers, you will find their Wine Spectator Award of Excellence wine list. This is where Las Vegas meets the mountains and gourmet fine dining meets a steakhouse, Edge truly delivers a 5-star experience.
Canyons Village at the Plaza | Park City 435-513-7198 | dosolaspc.com Page 215
3000 Canyons Resort Drive | Park City 435-655-2260 | EdgeParkCity.com Page 212
2417 High Mountain Road | Park City 435-800-1990 | pendry.com Page 157
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KITA Japanese for “north”, KITA is an all-day Japanese grill style restaurant set in a stunning, modern space. Fresh sushi, Japanese steakhouse favorites, ramen bowls and a thoughtfully curated menu of beer, sake, wine and cocktails are featured. 2417 High Mountain Road | Park City 435-800-1990 | pendry.com Page 157
THE POOL HOUSE Whether you’re poolside in the summer or fireside in the winter, The Pool House is a year-round perch, and the only rooftop lounge in Canyons Village. 2417 High Mountain Road | Park City 435-800-1990 | pendry.com Page 157
KIMBALL JUNCTION DEL TACO Del Taco Park City is locally owned and operated and uses only the freshest ingredients with a made-to-order menu. Choose from unique Mexican entreés that include a Crispy Chicken Taco and Epic Burrito, to breakfast meals. And don’t forget about their American menu with favorites such as the Double Del Cheeseburger and world-famous crinkle fries. Extended drive-thru hours make this a great late-night dinner option. 1723 Ute Blvd | Park City 435-649-1050 | deltaco.com Page 166
DEELICIOUS PARK CITY DeeLicious Park City is a full-service catering company and café. They are dedicated to offering both residents and visitors a delicious, vibrant and fresh selection of flavorful hand-crafted culinary creations. From roasting, baking, pickling, making fresh cheeses and creating sauces, they produce as 190
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HUGO COFFEE ROASTERS Since 2018, Hugo Coffee’s mission has been to supply fresh roasted coffee to the local community and to give back to animal rescue organizations and save dogs. Hugo Coffee Roasters’ goal is to be the go to coffee for animal lovers everywhere. 1794 Olympic Parkway | Park City 435-901-4450 | hugo.coffee Page 172
I LOVE MOO I LOVE MOO offers all-natural ice cream that is homemade. The skillfully created treats will delight every customer. 1634 Uinta Way | Park City 435-602-1177 | ilovemooparkcity.com Page 167
LEONARDO’S MARKET & TAQUERIA Leonardo’s is Park City’s authentic Mexican market specializing in authentic imported foods such as fruits, baked goods and cultural delicacies. A full-service butcher shop is stocked with fresh cut meats and regional favorites. Plus, Leonardo’s contains a dine-in eatery, where tacos are the spotlight. 6300 North Sagewood Drive | Park City 435-700-8451 | leonardosmarket.com Page 176
LOCO LIZARD CANTINA A long-time favorite of Park City locals since 1999, Loco Lizard serves recipes from Old World Mexico featuring a creative variety of traditional cuisine including appetizers, entreés and desserts. They also offer a kids’ menu,
sure to please even the pickiest eater. Savor their chips, two kinds of salsas and house-made tortillas, all made fresh daily. House specialties include carnitas, wild salmon tacos, carne asada, pozole, tamales, three different moles and a variety of fresh seafood. 1612 Ute Blvd | Park City Located in Kimball Junction Plaza 435-645-7000 | locolizardcantina.com Page 216
VESSEL KITCHEN Founded in 2016, Vessel Kitchen provides a fine dining vibe with a casual, affordable and authentic concept. Everything on the menu is prepared from scratch with flavors from around the world. 1784 Uinta Way E1 | Park City 435-200-8864 | vesselkitchen.com Page 176
KAMAS / OAKLEY THE NOTCH PUB The Notch Pub is nestled in the foothills, on your way up Mirror Lake Highway. This family-friendly eatery features delicious pub food, a full bar and live music.
HEBER VALLEY BLUE BOAR INN & RESTAURANT The Blue Boar Inn & Restaurant is an old-style authentic European chateau nestled in the foothills of Midway. The signature menu pairs modern-day favorites with fundamental German, Swiss and Irish ingredients and cooking methods. The Restaurant is open to the public and serves a complimentary European breakfast to overnight guests of the Inn every morning. The Restaurant is open Monday through Saturday for breakfast and lunch, every night for dinner, and offers a wonderful five-course brunch on Sunday. 1235 Warm Springs Road | Midway 435-654-1400 | theblueboarinn.com Page 202
DAIRY KEEN Come in and try their famous hamburgers and shakes. You will love the awesome trains, freestyle Coke machines and their famous food. They also offer a gluten-free menu. Kids love this spot and parents appreciate the convenient drive-thru. 199 S Main Street | Heber City 435-654-5336 | dairykeen.com Page 205
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much as possible in-house because they understand when they make it fresh, it just tastes better.
2392 E. Mirror Lake Highway | Kamas 435-783-6244 | thenotchpub.com Page 171
OAKLEY DINER The Oakley Diner is an iconic restaurant that sits in the heart of Oakley. It is known for its classic atmosphere and dedication to serving delicious, traditional diner food. Since it’s reopening this summer, it’s bigger and better than ever. 981 W. Weber Canyon Road | Oakley 435-783-1439 | oakleydiner.com Page 171
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LOBBY LOUNGE AT ZERMATT Dine-in or grab take-out at the Lobby Lounge at Zermatt. Enjoy a delicious American dinner of classic burgers, sandwiches and small bites. If 21 years or older, enjoy a house cocktail, local beer or glass of wine. 784 Resort Drive | Midway 435-657-0180 | zermattresort.com Page 217
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and vegetarian menus too. Voted City Weekly’s “Best of Utah.” 220 N Main Street | Heber City 435-654-0251 | spincafe.net Page 210
Z’S STEAK & CHOP HAUS AT ZERMATT RESORT
99 E Main Street | Midway 435-315-4151 | midwaymercantile.com Page 220
Z’s European-inspired steakhouse has the special dishes and drinks worthy of your next celebration—whether it’s an anniversary or just another Friday night. Treat yourself to Z’s one-of-akind brunch or dinner.
OVERLOOK RESTAURANT AT BLACK ROCK MOUNTAIN RESORT
784 Resort Drive | Midway 435-709-9572 | zermattresort.com Page 217
The Overlook menu offers depth and a a locally inspired new American cuisine with multicultural influences. The Overlook menus offer depth and a variety of choices, following the seasonality of local foods and utilizing Utah’s ingredients from the varied climate. 909 W Peace Tree Trail | Heber City, 435-575-1700 |blackrockmountainresort.com/ overlook-restaurant/ Page 26
PARK CITY CREAMERY Enjoy the unique floral and mountain fresh notes found only in cheese made at high altitude in Utah. Fromager Corinne Zinn pairs her Belgian cheesemaking experience with the Utah terroir to bring “Cheese With Altitude” to Summit County and Heber Valley.
SALT LAKE VALLEY FELDMAN’S DELI Feldman’s Deli is Utah’s only authentic Jewish deli serving real New York pastrami, corned beef and Reubens— made to order with sides, soups and appetizers. They offer a rotating variety of homemade entrées including Pierogi, Stuffed Cabbage, Kielbasa, Chicken Paprikash, Brisket, Cubanos, and Meat Loaf. Specialties include matzo ball soup, knishes, chopped liver and bagels. Located in the Canyon Rim section of Salt Lake City. 2005 East 2700 South | Salt Lake City 801-906-0369 | feldmansdeli.com Page 171
1200 W Lori Ln UNIT A3 | Heber City 312-810-5125 | parkcitycreamery.com Page 167
Welcome to Rodizio grill, America’s first Brazilian steakhouse. Their restaurant brings people together under an authentic and fun dining atmosphere. Enjoy traditional rotisserie grilled meats carved tableside, along with an amazing salad bar. Visit their Trolley Square and Provo locations. Trolley Square | 600 S 700 E 2nd Floor Salt Lake City | 801-220-0500 | rodizio.com The Shops At Riverwoods 4801 N University Ave Ste 710 | Provo 801-374-0100 | rodizio.com Page 164
SILVER FORK LODGE Make Silver Fork Lodge your destination for outdoor fun and amazing food, just a short 20 minute drive over Guardsman Pass in Big Cottonwood Canyon. 11332 East Big Cottonwood Canyon | Brighton 801-533-9977 | silverforklodge.com Page 182
BARS, PUBS & DISTILLERIES ALPINE DISTILLING Alpine Distilling’s whiskey portfolio is highly decorated, with flavor profiles, aroma and proof that are rooted in family history. With grains sourced from the finest U.S. farms and Kentucky yeast to create the highest quality spirit. 364 Main Street | Park City 435-200-9537 | alpinedistilling.com Page 155
ASTOR BAR
SPIN CAFE Fresh scratch cooking with a fun spin, including house-made gelato. The atmosphere is hip and casual; the service is friendly and welcoming. Spin Cafe serves lunch, dinner, takeout and catering. Beer, wine and cocktails are also available. There’s gluten-free
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fish and steaks to hearty, friendly pub fare. Perfect after a day of outdoor adventures, or for an upscale night out with fine wine and superb food. Chef John Platt, who comes from his former home of Seattle where he owned and chef’d his restaurant for 18 years, brings his urban background and marries it with Midway’s mountain charm. John is particularly proud of his connection with the local shepherds at Olson Lamb who provide the best of Utah’s bounty.
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PROVERBIAL SPIRITS
THE SPUR BAR & GRILL
Park City and Summit County’s newest distillery, attempts to shake things up in the spirit world. Full bottles can be purchased directly from the distilleries package agency store in Park City. Stop by and meet one of the 3 owners who can be found on site Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The Spur Bar and Grill is open daily. Come in to enjoy their upscale bar menu, signature local cocktails, wine and beer on tap. With three separate bars, there is an experience for everyone at The Spur. From the original “party” in the back, to the more intimate setting in the front, to the outdoor heated patio upstairs.
4175 N Forestdale Dr #102 | Park City 435-250-4477 | proverbialspirits.com Page 152
352 Main Street | Park City 435-615-1618 | thespurbarandgrill.com Page 197
ROADHOUSE GRILL & PUB
THE STAR BAR
Dine-in at the Lobby Lounge at Zermatt and enjoy a delicious American dinner of classic burgers, sandwiches and small bites. If 21 years or older, enjoy a house cocktail, local beer or glass of wine.
This award-winning menu features eclectic daily specials and traditional pub favorites, paired with world-class beer in a welcoming atmosphere. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Full liquor license, vegetarian and vegan options, kids’ menu and free onsite parking.
784 Resort Drive | Midway 435-657-0180 | zermattresort.com Page 217
1900 Park Ave l Park City 435-649-9868 l saltlakebrewingco.com Page 138
Star Bar brings a new contemporary vibe to the historic Star Hotel on Main Street. Discover a cocktail lounge that offers a unique sexy vibe, where the art of conversation and connection can flourish. Find delicious craft cocktails, traditional favorites, and glasses of wine that will make your taste buds dance. They take pride in showcasing local craft beers that highlight their Utah roots.
Drafts Burger Bar is an award-winning gastro pub featuring hand-crafted burgers, gourmet wings, delicious sides and show-stopping milkshakes. DBB has over 50 beers from around the world, an eclectic wine list and a fully stocked liquor bar served by expert mixologists. From the sizzling menu to the amazing service, DBB is the place to be and be seen. 3000 Canyons Resort Drive | Park City 435-655-2270 | DraftsParkCity.com Page 213
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ST. REGIS BAR
Take a leisurely drive along scenic Highway 84 to Eden and experience the flavors of New World Distillery. Enjoy local handcrafted spirits like their award winning Oomaw Gin, distilled at 89 proof and balanced with a blend of botanicals.
Enjoy the stunning mountain views while indulging in the famed 7452 Mary with its signature black lava salt rim and wasabi celery foam. Or abide in one of their new beers made exclusively for The St. Regis Deer Valley by Salt Fire Brewery. Cousin Jack, Tipsy Trolley, Main Street & the new Skeleton Saison.
4795 E 2600 N | Eden 385-244-0144 | newworlddistillery.com Page 145
2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5700 | SRDVdining.com Page 156
THE NOTCH PUB
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The Notch Pub is nestled in the foothills, on your way up Mirror Lake Highway. This family-friendly eatery features delicious pub food, full bar and live music. 2392 E. Mirror Lake Highway | Kamas 435-783-6244 | thenotchpub.com Page 171
227 Main Street | Park City 435-513-7100 | starbarparkcity.com Page 198
WASATCH BREW PUB Utah’s original brew pub, located at the top of historic Main Street, serves awardwinning beer along with full lunch, dinner and weekend brunch service. Enjoy classic pub favorites and eclectic daily specials in a casual atmosphere. Full liquor license, seasonal dog friendly patio, private banquet space. 250 Main Street | Park City 435-649-0900 | wasatchbeers.com Page 138
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SANDWICHES
all sandwiches served on toasted baguette, except where noted, gluten-free white bread 1. When I Dip, You Dip, We Dip slow-roasted beef, house-made whiz, caramelized onions, sauteed mushrooms, horseradish cream, rosemary au jus
SALADS Diss Track (My Beef With You) slow-roasted beef, baby greens, blue cheese, bacon, caramelized onion, cherry tomatoes, sauteed mushrooms, avocado, balsamic vinaigrette, shaved red onion, gluten-free croutons La Frontera romaine, grilled chicken, tomato-jalapeño vinaigrette, avocado, cilantro, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, jalapeño, cotija, hot cheetos Gluten-Free and Bún-less vietnamese rice noodles, slow-roasted pork shoulder, fragrant herbs, pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, baby greens, jalapeño, bean sprouts, nuoc cham vinaigrette, scallions Cadillac Caesar Salad grilled chicken, romaine, cherry tomatoes, shaved red onion, avocado, cucumber, parmesan, bacon, caesar dressing, gluten-free croutons Dazed and Confused arugula, avocado, asian pear, dried cherries, lentils, pepitas, pecans, broccoli, butternut squash, cherry tomatoes, red onion, cucumber, miso vinaigrette Two Heads are Feta Than One grilled chicken thigh, feta, kalamata olives, hot cherry peppers, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, red onion, oregano, mint-sesame dressing
2. Saigon In Sixty Seconds slow-roasted beef, pork liver paté, jalapenos, fragrant herbs, pickled carrot and daikon, cucumber, bean sprouts, sriracha mayo, pho dipping broth 3. Seoul-ed Out slow-roasted beef, kimchi, fried egg, “kalbi” ketchup, scallions, yakisoba noodles, sesame-ginger mayo, ramen broth dip 4. Hot Tejana grilled chicken, jalapeños, avocado, red onion, cotija, cilantro, spicy mayo, cucumber, lime juice, hot cheetos, chile broth 5. A Hunk-a, Hunk-a Bernese Love slow-roasted pork shoulder, bacon, raclette, honey dijon, caramelized onion, caraway-sauerkraut, dill pickle spear, mustard-lager jus
SIDES 12oz Soup Vegan Black Bean, Creamy Chicken, Chile Broth with Veggies, Vegan Tomato, or Pho with Rice Vermicelli, Caramelized Onion, Ramen with Yakisoba Noodles, Clam Chowder Utahts tater tots, creamy chicken soup, bacon, cheddar cheese, scallions, fritos
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choice of tomato soup or tater tots Grilled Cheddar Cheese Sandwich Grilled Cheese and Roast Turkey Sandwich Mini Corn Dogs (6)
SOFT SERVE Weekly flavors available
6. Find Me Dippin’ In Da Club grilled chicken, bacon, white cheddar cheese, avocado, mayonnaise, bibb lettuce, tomato, creamy chicken soup 7. Karleen’s Uptown Turkey Grilled Cheese slow-roasted turkey breast, white cheddar, gruyere, garlic-herb goat cheese, bacon, arugula, and fresh tomato on sourdough, tomato soup 8. Forecast: Sunny and Shawarm provolone, vegan chicken shawarma, hot pickled peppers, fresh tomato, cucumber, kalamata olives, shaved red onion, spicy vegan mayo, flour wrap, mint, cilantro, vegan black bean soup 9. She’s Shrimp-ly Irresistible crispy rock shrimp po’boy, romaine, tomato, pickle, remoulade, clam “chowder” 10. Eight Oh Eight LA MORTADELLA!, capicola, prosciutto, fresh mozz, hot cherry peppers, arugula, fresh tomato, olives, pickles, oregano, balsamic vinaigrette, tomato soup
Star Bar brings a new contemporary vibe to the historic Star Hotel on Main St. Park City. A cocktail lounge that offers a unique sexy vibe, where the art of conversation and connection can flourish. Our menu consists of delicious craft cocktails, traditional favorites, and glasses of wine that will make your taste buds dance. We pride ourselves in showcasing local craft beers, that highlight our Utah roots. Slow down, enjoy the atmosphere and treat yourself to a new experience.
227 MAIN STREET | 435-513-7100 | BIGDIPPERPC.COM | STARBARPARKCITY.COM
804 MAIN STREET (NEXT TO TROVE GALLERY) • 435-649-1336 BUONAVITAPARKCITY.COM FAMILY-OWNED AND SERVING AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE
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RAVIOLI Di Formaggio Alla Nono Sapore Fiero Veal Ravioli Buffalo Ravioli Wild Mushroom Ravioli
PASTA Alfredo Gnocchi Al Pesto Gnocchi Al Funghi
CHICKEN Pollo Alla Parmigiana
BEEF Bolognese Firenze Gnochi Alla Bolognese Spaghetti Polpette Di Carne Lasagna
710 MAIN STREET, SUITE 101 PARK CITY 435-649-6979 710BODEGAPARKCITY.COM
APERITIVOS Meats & Cheeses Fried Brie Bites Crispy Chicken Croquettes
VEGETABLES Sautéed Brussels Sprouts Spinach Salad
DEL MAR Grilled Octopus Salad Piquillo Peppers Mussels
DA LA TIERRA
Scampi Salmon Piccata
Chorizo Sampler Pollo al Ajillo Crispy Duck Spring Rolls Lamb Lollipops New Zealand
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PLATOS PRINCIPALES
Alla Margherita 4 Cheeses Alla Bolognese
Parrilla de Carne Bodega Paella
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Mexican • Family • Cantina CANTINA QUESO Melted cheese dip with green chile. CHICKEN FLAUTAS Chicken & cheese rolled in flour tortillas & deep fried, w/guac, sour, & spicy green salsa. TWO or FOUR. FAJITA STICKS COMBO Two beef and two chicken sticks w/ agave-chipotle and flour tortillas. PARK CITY QUESADILLA Melted jack & cheddar cheese, w/ guac & sour. SHRIMP STICKS Skewered & grilled, w/ agave-chipotle dipping sauce and flour tortillas. DEER VALLEY QUESADILLA Chicken, cheese, tomato, onion & jalapeno, w/ guac & sour. CANYONS QUESADILLA Pork chile verde, sour cream & cheese, w/ guac & sour. SANTA FE QUESADILLA Tomato, onion, spinach, cream cheese & black beans, w/ guac & sour.
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BAJA TACO SALAD Crispy tortilla bowl w/ beef or chicken, cheese, lettuce, tomato, onion & bell pepper, w/ guac, sour & cilantro vinaigrette. FAJITA SALAD Crispy tortilla bowl w/ steak or chicken, rice, lettuce, tomato, onion & bell pepper, w/ guac & sour, cheese, and ranch or cilantro vinaigrette. BAJA COBB Grilled chicken, romaine, tomato, bacon, egg, Mexi-corn and avocado, w/ ranch or blue cheese. JOSE’S SHRIMP TOSTADAS Fried corn tortillas w/ shrimp, rice, guac, cabbage, pico de gallo, jalapeno, queso fresco & cilantro. DOS TOSTADAS Fried corn tortillas w/ pork, chicken or beef, beans, queso fresco, lettuce, pico de gallo, guac & sour. T.J. TAXI Tortillas w/ chicken, sour cream, tomato, & onion, jack & cheddar, w/ guac & sour, rice and beans. ROLL YOUR OWN, GRINGO Beef, chicken, or pork, w/ beans, rice, cheese, tomato, onion, jalapeno, guac & sour. Flour or corn tortillas
CHIMICHANGAS Chicken or beef w/ onion & cheese rolled in a tortilla & deep fried, w/ cheese, guac & sour, salad, rice, & beans. Ranchero sauce or green salsa. SMOKY STREET TACOS Smoked chicken or brisket in corn tortillas w/ cabbage, pico de gallo, tomatillo crema & queso fresco, w/ rice & beans. FAJITAS Steak, chicken, or shrimp, sauteed w/ onion, tomato & bell pepper, w/ pico de gallo, guac, sour, rice & black beans. Flour or corn tortillas. SHRIMP TACOS Shrimp, cheese, shredded cabbage, tomato, & onion, w/ rice and black beans. ENCHILADA DEL MAR Crab & shrimp, green onions, lobster cream sauce & jalapeno jack cheese, w/ rice and black beans.
THE CLAIMJUMPER Burrito w/ pork, beans, rice, spicy green salsa, cheddar cheese, guac & sour. THE PROSPECTOR Burrito w/ chicken, beans, rice, red sauce, cheddar cheese, guac & sour. DOUBLE JACK Burrito w/ beef, black beans, jack & cheddar, queso & sour cream. BAJA BURGER Cheddar or pepper jack, w/ fries or salad & guac. SMOKEHOUSE BRISKET SANDWICH House-smoked brisket, smoky bacon, chipotle BBQ sauce. BARBEQUE PLATE Brisket, mexi-corn, slaw and fries w/ BBQ sauce. COMBO PLATE Served with Rice and Beans. Choose ONE, TWO, THREE or FOUR items. CHEESE ENCHILADA BEEF ENCHILADA CHICKEN ENCHILADA PORK ENCHILADA (RED OR GREEN SAUCE) BEEF TACO CHICKEN TACO BLACK BEAN TACO CHILE RELLENO
ENCHILADAS RANCHEROS Cheese, beans, onion, tomato, bell pepper, & green chile. Ranchero sauce & melted cheese, w/ guac & sour and rice.
ENCHILADAS SANTA FE Chicken, tomato, onion, spinach & cream cheese, w/ red sauce, rice and salad.
BAJA CANTINA 1355 Lowell Ave Park City Mountain Resort (435) 649-2252
FIRST TIME Burrito w/ beans & cheese, melted cheese on top, guac & sour. Plain or red or green sauce.
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Bulgogi Beef Egg Rolls $16
Trade Wind Tom Kha Soup $12
Arasuka Black Cod $24
Carnitas Bao Buns $18
Mandarin Chicken Salad $14
Ginzan Katsu Sammie $16
Korean marinated beef | rice noodles kimchi | carrot | bulgogi dipping sauce 12-hour smoked pulled pork | steamed Chinese buns | Banchan BBQ sauce pickled shallot | microgreens
Spicy Tuna Tartare* $20
minced #1 tuna | chili oil | red pepper spice | wasabi aioli | quail egg | scallion Japanese caviar | white corn chips
Korean Fried Chicken (KFC!) $16
boneless chicken thigh | spiced potato flour crust | choice of sauce: sweet soy, Banchan BBQ, Japanese curry, Korean buffalo
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thai coconut milk broth | pulled chicken cilantro | chili oil | spiced pepitas shredded cabbage | Mandarin orange smoked chicken | ponzu vinaigrette crunchy chow mein noodles
IZAKAYA WOODFIRED PIZZA The Smoke Show $22
pulled pork | pickled shallot | Shishito peppers | Banchan BBQ
Build Your Own (cheese) $14
add: kimchi | pineapple | pepperoni sausage | Shishito peppers | Katsu chicken | porkbelly | pulled pork scallops | Gyoza
Alaskan sablefish | sweet miso marinade Teriyaki | pineapple fried rice
Panko crusted chicken | brioche bun Katsu sauce | house pickles | Asian slaw
Matty’s Smoked Ribs $24
slow smoked St. Louis style pork ribs Banchan BBQ | Korean fries | Asian slaw
Yakisoba Noodles $15
fresh Japanese stir-fried noodles | garlic ginger | onion | carrot | edamame Add: grilled chicken - $4, shrimp - $5, salmon - $5, pork belly - $5, beef - $5, crispy tofu - $4
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Steak Tacos 2 grilled steak seasoned with onion, cilantro garnish & fresh avocado sauce in corn tortilla
Chicken Tacos 2 grilled chicken seasons with onion, cilantro
APPETIZERS
garnish & fresh avocado sauce in corn tortilla
House Guacamole (Gluten Free + Vegan)
Crunchy Flautas
Handmade with pico de mango
3 corn tortilla flautas with shredded chicken or potato (vegetarian), lettuce, sour cream, cotija cheese & side of green sauce served with choice of rice & black beans
Green Shrimp Ceviche (Gluten Free) Shrimp, red onion, jalapeno, pineapple, cilantro vinaigrette & avocado
Spicy Salmon Tostada
HOUSE SPECIALTIES Don Gallo Burrito
Artisanal corn tostada, fresh salmon,
Black beans, pico de gallo, mozzarella cheese & fresh guacamole on the side.
spicy dressing, avocado & crunchy leek
Chicken, steak, shrimp or combo
Portobello Quesadilla
Salmon with Black Mole
Golden flour tortilla, cheese, sautéed
or Pico De Mango (Gluten Free)
Portobello’s & Don Gallo salsa
Grilled salmon topped with black mole or our house mango pico, over a bed of sautéed
SOUPS & SALADS Taco Salad Crispy flour tortilla, greens, tomatoes, rice, black beans, guacamole, cheese & sour cream
Aztec Salad (Gluten Free + Vegetarian) Romaine lettuce, tomato, corn,
sweet corn, choice of rice & black beans
Chicken or Potatoes Enchiladas Enchiladas with shredded chicken or potato with mozzarella, cream & cotija cheese served with choice of rice & black beans smothered with mole or green tomatillo sauce
crispy tortilla, panela cheese, seeds,
Don Gallo Volcano (Gluten Free)
Chile ancho & mustard vinaigrette
2 crunchy corn tostadas, handmade creamy avocado, melted cheese & beef with House pickled red onions
Sopa de Tortillas Shredded chicken, avocado, fresh cheese, sour cream & tortilla strips
Mexican Meatballs Soup
Mexican Chicken BLT
Grilled chicken breast, Swiss cheese, bacon, guacamole, green tomatoes, chipotle mayo served with house fries
Chipotle broth & zucchini with Mexican rice (two day preparation)
TACOS Choice of cilantro of Mexican rice & black beans
Baja Fish Tacos 2 crispy battered Mahi Mahi tacos, chipotle mayo & pickled red cabbage in flour tortilla
FAJITAS Fajitas, Bell Peppers, Onion & Bacon served with choice of rice, black beans & tortillas Chicken, Shrimp, Steak, or Combo
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DI N N E R M E N U APPETIZERS Mussels Pimento • red peppers • creamy zesty sauce
Spicy Tuna Croquettes Fried rice • spicy tuna tartare • Caviar serrano pepper
Beet Salad Arugula • spiced walnut • spiced goat cheese
Tomato Salad Tomato • onions • grilled peppers • feta cheese
Grilled Octopus Raspberry chili aioli • arugula • cranberry mint chutney
Hummus Plate Chickpeas • tzatziki • toasted pita
Charcuterie Board Artisan meats and cheeses • olives • capers artichoke • red peppers Seared Scallops Pea foam • tangerines • toasted coconut Oysters Pickled radish • lemon herb mignonette
MAINS Frutti Di Mare Linguine • mussels • clams • shrimp creamy lemon white wine sauce
Stuffed Eggplant Mix of veggies • ground lamb • quinoa tzatziki
White Truffle Asparagus Pesto Penne • pesto and asparagus sauce • white truffle • steak or chicken
Cauliflower Steak Mediterranean blend of spices • sweet and spicy cauliflower puree
Chilean Sea Bass Mediterranean couscous • lemon herb soubise • Adriatic coastal spices
Modern Ratatouille Eggplant • zucchini • heirloom tomatoes spiced tzatziki sauce
Baked Whole Fish Olives • cherry tomatoes • capers couscous • lemon herb soubise
Roasted Quail Artichoke • onion • celery • lemon herb marinade
Lamb Chops Farro risotto • sweet and spicy glaze Greek coastal spices
Greek Burger 8oz Wagyu • pimento aioli • tomatoes • onions • spinach • tzatziki • pita
14-ounce Prime Angus New York Za’atar • zucchini • eggplant • Creamy mashed potatoes
MENU SAMPLING P R I C E S $9 - $3 6
APPETIZERS
SIGNATURE DISHES
BANGKOK THAI FRESH ROLLS
THAI PORK RIBS
Fresh Rice Paper Rolls stuffed with Shrimp, BBQ Pork, Crispy Shallots, Lettuce, Cucumber, Carrot, Beansprouts, Basil and Rice Noodles, served with Special Peanut Sauce
ROASTED DUCK WITH STEAMED BUNS
PINEAPPLE FRIED RICE
CHICKEN SATAY
Thai jasmine rice stir-fried with fresh pineapple, chinese pork sausage, shrimp, chicken, raisins, cashew nuts, onion, red bell pepper, green onion with yellow curry and brown sauce, served in a pineapple boat
Grilled and Marinated Thai Spices Chicken and Coconut Milk, complimented by Peanut Sauce and Cucumber Salad
NORTHERN THAI CURRY NOODLES SOUP WITH BRAISED CHICKEN
Roast Duck with Crispy Skin, Cucumber, Green Onion, Topped with Sweet Dark Sauce, served in a Fluffy Steamed Bun
SOUPS/SALADS PAPAYA SALAD
Shredded green papaya with hot, salty, sweet and sour dressing +topped with grilled shrimp or crunchy soft shell crab
CHICKEN COCONUT SOUP (TOM KHA)
An Exotic Creamy Soup with Chicken, Mushrooms with Kaffir Lime Leaves, Lemon Grass, Galangal, and Green Onions
CURRIES ROASTED DUCK AND LYCHEE RED CURRY
Red Curry with Coconut Milk and Roasted Duck, Lychee, Pineapple, Tomato, Red Bell Pepper and Thai Basil. Jasmine Rice included. + (Chicken or Beef Red Curry)
YELLOW CURRY
Choice of Braised Beef or Chicken Yellow Curry and Coconut Milk with Potatoes and Onions. Jasmine Rice Included. Please Specify Degree of Spice When Ordering **MILD - MED - HOT - AUTHENTIC - CHALLENGING + Vegetarian Chicken, Beef, Shrimp
CRAB MEAT FRIED RICE
Thai Jasmine Rice Stir-Fried with Crab Meat, Eggs, Onion, with Special Seasonings
FOR DELIVERY 435-649-MENU (6368)
Pork ribs marinated with our special house sauce, served with Thai mashed potatoes and steam vegetables
An Influence of Burmese Yellow Curry Soup with Egg Noodles and Braised Chicken served with Fresh Shallots, Lime, Green Mustard Pickles and Chili Oil
SWEET AND SOUR JUMBO PRAWN
Stir-fried Jumbo Prawn, Pineapple, Onions, Green and Red Bell Pepper, and Green Onion with Full Flavored Thai Styled Sweet and Sour Sauce. Served with Jasmine Rice
FROM THE WOK THREE FLAVOR SEA BASS (PLA SARM ROD)
Fried Three Flavor Sea Bass, Topped with Spicy Sweet and Sour Sauce. Jasmine Rice Included.
STIR-FRIED THAI BASIL A famous Thai street food with fresh garlic, chili, bell pepper, green bean and Thai basil
HONEY GINGER DUCK
Roasted Duck with Honey Ginger Glaze
DESSERTS/TEA/COFFEE MANGO WITH SWEET COCONUT STICKY RICE VANILLA ICE CREAM WITH CHOCOLATE MOLTEN LAVA CAKE THAI ICED TEA / THAI ICED COFFEE / REGULAR OR DECAFFEINATED COFFEE / ASSORTED SPECIALTY HOT TEAS
605 MAIN STREET, PARK HOTEL | 435 649 THAI (8424) BANGKOKTHAIONMAIN.COM
MENU SAMPLING APPETIZERS
FISH & SEAFOOD
Gulf Shrimp Platters
Alaskan Halibut
Served with cocktail and mustard sauces
Baked with a light ginger sesame glaze
Crab Artichoke Dip
Cedar Baked Steelhead Trout Basted w/orange basil butter
Buffalo or Barbecue Wings Blue cheese dressing, celery and carrot sticks
Maine Cold Water Lobster Tail with drawn butter and lemon
Crispy Idaho Potato Skins White Jumbo Prawns
Melted cheeses and bacon, served with sour cream and salsa
Brushed with scampi butter and rice
STEAK & PRIME RIB
GAME, POULTRY, PORK & LAMB
Tomahawk Ribeye
Bison Tenderloin
Certified Angus Beef Ribeye two inches thick on an oversized bone
Certified Angus Prime Rib
North Dakota farm raised Bison Tenderloin wrapped in thick slices applewood smoked bacon
Elk Sirloin
Slow roasted for 18 hours 8oz, 12oz, or 36oz
Farm raised New Zealand Elk Sirloin, poached peach and side of lingonberry preserve
Australian 2GR Wagyu Ribeye
Aged Natural Lamb Chops
Extraordinary amount of marbling and a buttery texture
Rosemary demi-glaze
Mary’s Ranch Organic Chicken
New York Steak of Certified Angus Beef
Half of a Mary’s Ranch Organic roasted chicken
Tenderloin Filet of Beef
SIDES
Extra thick cut and tender
Filet of Natural Grass-fed Beef side of fresh basil pesto
For reservations visit us online or call 435-649-8060
Steamed Asparagus with Hollandaise Baked Potato Creamed Spinach French Fries Applewood Smoked Bacon House Made Gravy
Fuego Bistro and PIZZERIA
435.645.TOGO (8646) • fuegopizzeria.com 2001 Sidewinder D rive, Park City
starters
entrees Handmade Baked Lasagna
Sauteed Blue Mussels '
Tenderloin Tidbits
MENU SAMPLING
Butter, garlic, demi-glaze, with olive oil and crusty bread
Vino, garlic, tomatO Es and a touch of onion and basil
Our signature recipe with layers of pasta, Italian sausage, ground beef, ricotta and Italian cheeses and housemade marinara
Wood-Fired Artichoke Fontina
Wood-Fired Shrimp Bake
*House Specialty* Fresh garlic, butter, vino and asiago cheese served with garlic ciabatta
Chicken Piccata *House Specialty*
*House Specialty* Marinated artichokes, butter, asiago and fontina cheese
Breaded white meat chicken, diced tomatO Es with a lemon-caper sauce
Shrimp and Clam Linguini *House Specialty*
Salads
Served with a Romano white sauce and garlic Ciabatta
Bistro Grilled Chicken Salad
Seared Ahi Tuna Salad
Spring mix, tomatO Es, onions, and mandarin oranges with a whipped balsamic dressing
Spinach and Arugula Salad
GF
Candied walnuts, crumbled Feta cheese, pancetta and pears in a raspberry vinaigrette
GF
*House Specialty* Mixed greens, toasted walnuts, marinated chicken, gorgonzola, mandarin oranges, balsamic basil dressing ADD chicken or ADD shrimp
House made meatballs in a great pasta fagioli soup
Vegetarian Fagioli Soup
Lightly breaded chicken baked with our homemade marinara and whole milk mozzarella on top served with linguini
ADD chicken or Shrimp
Fresh Tomato Basil Soup
Burrata Ravioli
GF without bread� Shaved parmesan. Add Smoked Shrimp
Delicious creamy mozzarella filled raviolis served with a pink sauce and garlic ciabatta
Pasta Fresca
BISTRO SANDWICHES Roma tomatO Es, fresh mozzarella, basil leaves, pesto, and a touch of balsamic syrup roasted in our oven
Chicken Parmigiana
Gorgonzola cheese simmered with portabella mushrooms, red onions, garlic, topped with pears
without meatballs�
Roasted CapresE *House Specialty*
Sauteed chicken, fresh basil pesto and sundried tomatO Es
Gorgonzola Linguini
Soups Meatball Fagioli Soup
Pesto Penne
Pesto Pollo *House Specialty*
Linguini with diced romas, red onions, artichoke hearts, garlic and olive oiL - ADD chicken Shrimp
Sauteed chicken breast atop of toasted ciabatta with a fresh basil pesto and roma tomato includes side of mixed greens
Meatball Sandwich
*House Specialty* Our homemade meatballs and melted mozzarella on a ciabatta roll
Pollo Pompeii
*House Specialty*� Lightly breaded chicken sauteed with sundried tomatO Es, cream, parmesan, spinach, mushrooms and a side of pasta
Pan-Seared Ahi Tuna*
Served atop risotto with a vegetable tapanade and a roasted red pepper sauce gluten free pasta
PIZZAS The Traditional
Mozzarella and Fuego’s homemade tomato sauce
Pizza Margherita
*House Specialty* San Marzano tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella and fresh Basil
Wasatch
*House Specialty* Blend of house made honey tomato chipotle sauce, topped with mozzarella, pancetta, garlic, fresh pineapple and cilantro
Fuego Blanco
*locals Favorite* Alfredo sauce, mozzarella, parmesan, ricotta cheese, drizzled with balsamic reduction
The Jupiter Pie
Veg Head
Meat Lover’s Pie
(no cheese) Mushrooms, tomatO Es, eggplant, roasted red peppers, olives and our house made tomato sauce and artichoke hearts
gluten free crust �3
*House Specialty* Olive oil, garlic, fresh spinach, sundried tomatO Es, mozzarella and feta cheese Mozzarella, tomato sauce, Italian sausage, salami and pepperoni
Ask your server for dessert and drink menu
Visit our website for online ordering fuegopizzeria.com
Asian Pork Lettuce Wraps Asian-spiced sweet & tangy pork, peanuts & red peppers wrapped with Boston lettuce Sweet Potato Wedges Fat sweet potato fries with a sriracha dipping sauce Sweet & Spicy Smoked Wings Hickory-smoked, not fried, dipped in our sweet & spicy sauce, with blue cheese dip & crunchy veggies Seattle BLT Fresh grilled salmon, apple-smoked bacon, lettuce, roma tomatoes & chipotle mayo Honey Bee Sandwich Grilled natural chicken breast with Utah wildflower honey ranch, monterey jack, lettuce & tomato Classic Spin Burger House-ground primal cut Black Angus beef with caramelized onions, jack cheese, tomatoes & romaine Rocky Mountain Bison Burger Colorado grass-fed bison with bacon, cheddar, tomatoes & romaine Over the Top Bar-B-Q Beef Sandwich Chopped smoked beef brisket with our housemade Bar-B-Q sauce, a fried onion ring & jack cheese Carolina Pulled Pork Sandwich Succulent smoked pork shoulder with mustard slaw on a potato roll Veggie Burger Whole grain veggie patty with sliced grilled zucchini, fontina cheese, roasted tomato jam, romaine, on whole wheat bun Cyclone Salad Fresh grilled salmon, organic mixed greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, corn tortilla strips, spicy honey cayenne dressing Tami Rice Bowl Brown rice, spice-rubbed natural chicken breast, organic garbanzos, turmeric carrots, tomatoes, spinach, Thai tamarind sauce Korean Beef Bowl Gochujang-marinated beef, jasmine rice, kimchi slaw, hardboiled organic egg, green onion, sesame seeds, sweet soy Memphis BBQ Spaghetti Smoked pork & beef in a soulful Bar-B-Q tomato sauce, over spaghetti Ravioli with Sage Butter Fresh pasta filled with ricotta/parmigiano/asiago/mozzarella, in a sage butter sauce Spin Alfredo Grilled chicken & mushrooms in a parmigiano cream sauce with tomato & fresh herbs, rotini pasta Baja California Fish Tacos Fresh Mahi Mahi on corn tortillas with fresh peach salsa, napa cabbage, cilantro, chipotle & lime Sesame Chicken Stir-Fry Chicken & veggies wok-spun with sesame, star anise, tamari & fresh ginger Smitty’s Texas Brisket Texas-style beef brisket hickory-smoked for 12 hours (Fri & Sat night only). Rosemary garlic potatoes & mustard slaw
We Dine ... We Take Scenic Rides Fresh Cuisine for Everyone Popular spot right next to the Town Lift on Main Street Breakfast served all day • Touch of Brazilian cuisine on each dish Scenic chairlift rides right to the front door • Large outdoor deck Great wedding venue with spectacular views
825 Main St | Park City 435.658.5451 | thebridgecafeandgrill.com
Food that you have come to expect over the years with fresh fish, quality ingredients, mixed with home cooking, reasonable prices. The customer’s dining experience should encompass a warm, inviting and atmosphere, friendly service, relaxed and friendly chefs.
Great Japanese Sushi Rolls 18 Plus Years of Sushi Experience
838 Park Ave | Park City | 435.649.5522 flyingsumosushi.com
DINING ON THE EDGE
BOSS® Awards - Best Overall Restaurant ‘13, ‘15, ‘18, ‘19 & ‘22
Best of State - Best Steakhouse 2013-2023
S TA R T E R S Ste a k S as h i mi
Seared, hand-cut wagyu, mashed potato, spicy garlic au jus
Wa g y u Tart are
Hand-cut Snake River Farms wagyu, cured egg yolk, lemon foam, crostini
SALADS C a e s ar S al ad
Prepared tableside, artisan romaine, focaccia crouton, Parmigiano-Reggiano, classic dressing
Edge S al ad Hydroponic butter leaf lettuce, endive, grilled asparagus, avocado, heirloom tomato, Peruvian truffle potato chips, truffle vinaigrette
STEAKS Japanese A5 Wagyu Miyachiku award-winning Miyazaki wagyu from Japan. Miyachiku has won two consecutive titles as the best wagyu in Japan, making it the highest rated beef in the world. 4 oz Ribeye
Domestic Wagyu Snake River Farms crossbred Japanese wagyu bulls with premium American Black Angus to produce American Kobe (wagyu) beef of the highest quality. 10 oz Gold Label Tenderloin 8 oz Gold Label Ribeye Cap
Dry Aged
INDULGENT SIDES Tr u ff l e Parme s an Pom me s Fri te s
Dry aged in Salt Lake City with temperature and humidity controls for consistency. Moisture is removed to concentrate the flavor and break down muscles increasing tenderness. 75-Day 18 oz Bone-In Ribeye
Parmesan, black truffle oil, roasted tomato & pepper aioli
B l a c k & W h i te Tru f f l e Mac & Cheese Black truffle, Utah Irish cheddar, Parmesan, Gruyere, ditalini pasta, demi-glace
Westgate Park City Resort & Spa 3000 Canyons Resort Dr. • Park City, Utah 84098 435-655-2260 • EdgeParkCity.com @EdgeSteakhouse
@EdgeParkCity
@WestgateResorts
2023
Only a small portion of the menu is shown. MKTG 140261
“EAT CLEAN TO STAY FIT. HAVE A BURGER TO STAY SANE.” Gigi Hadid
VOTE FOR PEDRO
Chile relleno, pepper jack cheese, pico de gallo, avocado, smoked queso, fried jalapeño, lettuce
SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY BBQ pulled pork, coleslaw, cheddar cheese, sliced pickles, onion ring
BLUE MOO
Bacon, lettuce, tomato, caramelized onion, DBB Steak Sauce, blue cheese crumble
“A SALAD IS NOT A MEAL, IT IS A STYLE.” Fran Lebowitz
DBB POWER IN A BOWL
Superfood salad, Utah sweet corn, house-made black beans, quinoa, cheese, avocado, cucumber, tomato, side of cilantro lime dressing
“SHAKE IT OFF.” Taylor Swift
Chocolate ice cream, malt, chocolate churro
NOT UDDERLY POSSIBLE
Dairy-free vegan peanut butter chocolate ice cream, almond milk, chocolate frosted vegan cake
Best of State® American Pub
Best of State® Gourmet Burger
2013 - 2023
2013 - 2023
3000 CANYONS RESORT DR., PARK CITY, UTAH 84098 | LOCATED SLOPE-SIDE IN THE CANYONS VILLAGE 435-655-2270 | DraftsParkCity.com | @DraftsParkCity | @WestgateResorts Only a portion of the menu is shown.
MKTG 140260
WAKE ME UP BEFORE YOU COCOA
1781 Sidewinder Drive Park City, UT
ESTE PIZZA CO.
Dine In. Take Out. Order Online
NEW
YORK
STYLE
PIZZA
435.731.8970 www.estepizzaco.com
Visit us online for full menu
Starters
Build Your Own Pizza
BUFFALO WINGS
Start with hand tossed dough in your choice of 14" 16" 18" topped with homemade pizza sauce & a blend of mozzarella cheese. Top to your hearts content. -extra toppings additional, as listed belowGluten Free Crust available in 10"
Perfect east coast wings. Crispy, tossed in authentic buffalo sauce. One heat, served with blue cheese *V*
BREADED CHEESE RAVIOLI Breaded 4 cheese ravioli, baked to golden brown. Served with housemade marinara sauce
GARLIC KNOTS Hand tied bite-sized knots, baked & smothered in fresh garlic, olive oil & oregano. Served with marinara *V*
Salad Served with your choice of dressing: House Vinegrette, Oil & Vinegar, Blue Cheese, Ranch, Vegan Ranch
REGULAR TOPPINGS Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Fresh Basil, Broccoli, Jalapenos, Mushrooms, Black Olives, Green Olives, Red Onions, Yellow Onions, Banana Peppers, Green Peppers, Spinach, Tomatoes, Fresh Garlic
DELUXE TOPPINGS Alfredo Sauce, Pesto Sauce, Artichokes, Chicken, Fresh Mozzarella, Meatballs, Roasted Red Peppers, Ricotta, Sausage, Sun-dried tomatoes, Vegan Chick-un, Vegan Meatballs, Vegan Ricotta
ESTE SALAD
Specialty Pizza
Fresh Spring Mix, red onions, green peppers, tomatoes, black olives, sunflower seeds, golden raisins *V*
14" 16" 18" Gluten Free Crust available in 10"
CAPRESE Sliced mozzarella, fresh sliced tomato, fresh basil, drizzled with balsamic reduction & olive oil
Sandwiches Served with thick cut fries with your choice of ketchup or Este fry sauce -substitute salad for fries add 2-
PESTO CHICKEN Stone Ground roll packed with basil pesto, chicken, mozzarella & baked. Topped with spinach, tomato & a touch of mayo *V*
MEATBALL MARINARA Stone Ground roll stuffed with house meatballs, topped with house marinara & sharp provolone. Baked until melty & delicious *V*
Calzones & Strombolis CALZONE A true calzone. Pizza dough wrapped around ricotta & mozzarella cheese, filled with your choice of two fillings. Regular or Large *V* -extra fillings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large-
STROMBOLI A traditional Stromboli. Pizza dough folded over pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese & your choice of three fillings. Regular or Large *V* -extra filings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large*V* Denotes Vegan or Vegan upon request
NEW JERSEY COMBO Pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, yellow onion & black olive *V*
THE CLAY Pepperoni, ham, sausage, & house meatball *V*
THE OL' VORTMAN Almost everything. Pepperoni, ham, sausage, meatball, spinach, tomato, green pepper, red & yellow onion, mushrooms, black & green olives, broccoli & fresh garlic *V*
BBQ CHICKEN Special BBQ pizza sauce topped with chicken & red onion *V*
THE GREEN 4 Spinach, tomato, red onion & garlic *V*
TERRA Mushrooms, yellow & red onion, black & green olive, green pepper, tomato, spinach, brocoli & fresh garlic *V*
Vegan Pizza 14" 16" 18" Gluten Free Crust available in 10" *V*
VEGAN MIDTOWN
Vegan fennel sausage, roasted red peppers, vegan mozzarella, topped with fresh basil
VEGASAURUS Vegan ham, vegan pepperoni, black olive, mushroom, fresh garlic & vegan mozzarella
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Spice of life. Inspired by both traditional Mexican cooking and a coastal, California spin on it, Dos Olas serves fun, delicious food and drinks made to accompany the best of your days and nights in the mountains. With a bright menu of favorites for family-style sharing and cantina-inspired snacking served alongside tequilas, cocktails and beer.
IN CANYONS VILLAGE AT PENDRY PLAZA www.dosolaspc.com | @dosolaspc
LOCO DINE-IN & TAKE-OUT
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Best Mexican Food
APPETIZERS Egg Rolls - Pork ( 2 ) or Vegetarian ( 3 ) Potstickers ( 6 ) Edamame Wings Asian, BBQ or Buffalo ( 5, 10, 20, 30 or 50 piece) Soup (cup or bowl)
Salads (served with house ginger, ranch or Thai dressing)
Mixed Greens PC Chicken Salad Thai Beef Salad Teriyaki Shrimp Salad
CHICKEN ENTREES Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Sweet & Sour Chicken Orange Chicken Cashew Chicken Sesame Chicken Kung Pao Chicken General Tsao’s Chicken Szechwan Chicken
BEEF ENTREES
Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Family Owned and Operated
SEAFOOD ENTREES Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Sweet & Sour Shrimp Kung Pao Shrimp Shrimp with Veggies Walnut Shrimp Teriyaki Shrimp
DUCK ENTREE Duck Fried Rice
VEGETABLE/BEAN CURD ENTREES Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Mongolian Beef Beef Broccoli Delight Thai Basil Beef Baby Back Ribs New York Strip Flank Steak
MIxed Steamed Veggies Bean Curd with Veggies Eggplant with Garlic Sauce Kung Pao Vegetable Kung Pao Tofu
PORK ENTREES
Diablo Burger Blue Cheese Burger American Burger
Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Asian Cowboy Ribs Sweet & Sour Pork Szechwan Pork Pork with Veggies
1776 Park Ave STE #6 Park City 435-649-4000
BURGERS
SANDWICHES BLT Sandwich Classic Chicken Sandwich
THAI CURRIES
Served with white, brown or egg fried rice
Choose vegetarian, chicken, beef, or pork
Thai Green Curry Thai Red Curry Thai Yellow Curry Panang Curry Masaman Curry
NOODLE DISHES
Choose vegetarian, chicken, beef or pork Famous Chinese Rice Noodles Lomein Thai Coconut Pasta Pad Thai
RICE DISHES
PC Fried Rice Thai Pineapple Fried Rice Ham Fried Rice
La Stellina is where retro-inspired elegance and family unite around one table. Join us for an authentic meal of Italian meats, cheeses, pizzas, and pastas-and a dining experience that shines. Italian nostalgia meets American inspiration at La Stellina, a new restaurant at The St. Regis Deer Valley in Park City, Utah-adjacent to the slopes of Deer Valley Resort.
The St. Regis Deer Valley 2300 Deer Valley Drive East Park City, Ut 84060 t. + 1435 940 5700 marriott.com/slcxr or srdvding.com
appetizers
signature steaks & chops
SEARED AHI-TUNA
NEW YORK STRIP
complemented by a spirited sauce with hints of mustard and beer BARBECUED SHRIMP
large shrimp sautéed in reduced white wine, butter, garlic and spices MUSHROOMS STUFFED WITH CRABMEAT
broiled, topped with romano cheese CALAMARI
lightly fried, with sweet and spicy asian chili sauce SPICY SHRIMP
USDA Prime, full-bodied 16 oz. cut, slightly firmer than a ribeye T-BONE
full-flavored 24 oz. USDA Prime cut LAMB CHOPS
three extra thick chops, marinated overnight, with fresh mint PETITE RIBEYE
USDA Prime 12 oz. cut, well marbled for peak flavor, deliciously juicy
succulent large shrimp, lightly fried, tossed in a spicy cream sauce, served with a tangy cucumber salad
RIBEYE
SHRIMP COCKTAIL
FILET
chilled jumbo shrimp, choice of creole remoulade sauce or New Orleans-style cocktail sauce VEAL OSSO BUCO RAVIOLI
saffron-infused pasta with sautéed baby spinach and white wine demi-glace
USDA Prime 16 oz. cut, well marbled for peak flavor, deliciously juicy tender corn-fed midwestern beef, 11 oz. cut PETITE FILET
equally tender 8 oz. filet COWBOY RIBEYE
bone-in 22 oz. USDA Prime cut
PETITE FILET & SHRIMP
CRÈME BRULÉE
PORTERHOUSE FOR TWO
BERRIES WITH SWEET CREAM
two 4 oz. medallions with large shrimp
rich flavor of a strip, tenderness of a filet, 40 oz. USDA Prime cut
classic creole egg custard, topped with fresh berries a celebration of natural flavors. simple and simply sensational CHEESECAKE
specialty cuts BONE-IN FILET
an incredibly tender 16 oz. bone-in cut at the peak of flavor BONE-IN NEW YORK STRIP
USDA Prime, full bodied 19 oz. bone -in cut, our founder’s favorite TOMAHAWK RIBEYE
USDA Prime bone-in 40 oz. ribeye, well marbled for peak flavor
creamy homemade cheesecake served with fresh berries WHITE CHOCOLATE BREAD PUDDING
scratch made, your choice spirited of crème anglaise chambord, tia maria, grand marnier, frangelico CHOCOLATE EXPLOSION
devil’s food cake with a warm molten chocolate center, topped with vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce HÄAGEN-DAZS ICE CREAM
ice cream or sorbet KEY LIME PIE
desserts
a perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavor
CARAMELIZED BANANA CREAM PIE
creamy white chocolate banana custard in our flaky crust. topped with caramelized bananas
IF ASKED WHO PUT THE SIZZLE IN RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE, THE ANSWER IS SIMPLE: RUTH FERTEL. The woman who, in 1965 New Orleans, mortgaged her home with a vision and took a gamble on owning a steak house. The 60-seat restaurant has grown to a family of local steak houses located in cities around the world—each one dedicated to the standards set by Ruth herself. 2 0 01 PA R K AV E N U E , PA R K C IT Y ( LO C AT E D IN S ID E H OT E L PA R K C IT Y )
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MAIN FLAVORS
CHILLED FLAVORS
CARAMELIZED BLACK COD sweet miso, egg foo yung,
POACHED PEAR & ARUGULA SALAD candied almonds,
kung pao vegetables, crushed peanuts 50
crunchy wontons, Point Reyes blue cheese, orange sesame vinaigrette 17
SHABU SIZZLE
teriyaki, grilled vegetables, chicken or beef 38 shrimp, salmon or combo 38
TUNA TATAKI ponzu butter, micro greens, tobiko 24 YELLOWTAIL JALAPEÑO sashimi pinwheel, cilantro, yuzu soy, Sriracha 27
HOT POT Chef Robert’s special selection 40
SEAWEED SALAD 15
MOJO RISING Szechuan chicken sausage, galbi, rice noodles, panang curry, jalapeño oil, Thai basil, scallion 38
SEAWEED & SQUID SALAD 17
CRISPY COCONUT TOFU wok vegetables, sweet soy 32 SHOYO RAMEN pork & chicken broth, shoyu soy, fresh ramen, green onion, kimchi
HOT FLAVORS
soft-boiled egg 30 tofu 26 pork belly, pork sobor, chicken or beef 34 shrimp 36
HOT ROCK marinated American wagyu,
SUSHI
ponzu butter 33
HACHIMITSU ROLL tempura shrimp, avocado & cucumber.
POT STICKERS beef & pork,
Topped with albacore, tempura crunchies & honey-sambal 21
chili apricot sauce 17
RISING SUN blue crab, grilled asparagus, avocado & roasted red
STEAMED BAO BUNS char siu BBQ pork belly,
pepper. Topped with salmon, lemon & poke dressing 21
sweet chili, Asian coleslaw 18
TRAEGER SMOKED KUROBUTA PORK RIBS togarashi frites 30
YELLOW WIDOW tempura soft shell crab, avocado & daikon sprouts. Topped
CRISPY SPRING
THE COSTA tuna, tempura shishito peppers, cilantro, lime, kaiware, avocado
with hamachi, maguro & lemon. With spicy eel sauce 22 & “chilero” hot sauce. Topped with Ponzu 19
ROLLS shrimp, rice noodles 19
NITRO ROLL tempura shrimp, avocado & pineapple, rolled inside out.
BLISTERED GREENS BEANS • SHISHITO PEPPERS
Topped with maguro, tobiko & eel sauce 21
sweet & spicy miso, roasted peanuts 16
DEATH ROLL softshell crab, gobo. kiware & firey
FIRECRACKER SHRIMP tempura, spicy aioli,
death sauce 15
tobiko, green onion 22
KOMODO DRAGON tempura soft shell crab, pineapple,
NIGHTLY DIM SUM 17
sprouts, avocado, and spicy habanero sauce. Topped with tuna tartare, crunchies and eel sauce 24
TEMPURA VEGETABLES
full 20
TEMPURA SEAFOOD
full 26
MISO SOUP 7
DINNER 5:00 PM DAILY CURBSIDE PICKUP SHABUPARKCITY.COM
FULL MENU ONLINE
FOR DELIVERY 435-649-MENU (6368)
shabuparkcity.com Wine list & gluten free menu Menu / prices subject to change.
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130 4,100 New Runs
New Acres of Skiable Terrain
The Residences at Extell Mountain Village NOW SELLING, OPENING FALL 2024 Extell Development Company presents the first opportunity to purchase at its new year-round mountain resort located adjacent to Deer Valley in Park City, Utah. These luxury condominium residences at Extell Mountain Village will feature the finest finishes and are complemented by a suite of first-class amenities. 1-4 Bedroom Condominium Residences Priced from $822,000
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Home is tranquil, serenely tucked within the magnificent Rocky Mountains, minutes from Park City and Deer Valley Resort in Utah. Home is exhilarating outdoor adventures inspired by the possibility of each season. Home is a legacy built on a deep-rooted desire to share the authentic beauty of land passed down through generations – seamlessly intertwining unparalleled luxury and endless comforts. Home is togetherness. Home is where your legacy begins.
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CUSTOM RESIDENCES AND HOMESITES | $1.2 - $10M+ WELLNESS | SKI | GOLF | TENNIS | DINING | EQUESTRIAN LEARN MORE
Listed by KW Park City Keller Williams Real Estate. Obtain the Property Report required by Federal law and read it before signing anything. No Federal agency has judged the merits or value, if any, of this property. All recreational facilities are privately owned and operated as a club with mandatory membership fees. This does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy in any jurisdiction in which registration has not been fulfilled. All descriptions, depictions, pricing, and renderings are subject to change. Equal Housing Opportunity. © 2023 Red Ledges Land Development, Inc.