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PUBLISHER’S WELCOME TO WINTER We are grateful to live in Park City and to share this winter wonderland.
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LUXURY LIVING Mountain luxury at its best.
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ARTS + GALLERIES Cutting-edge galleries provide a diverse expression of talent from around the world.
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ADVENTURES + GETAWAYS Follow our guide to experience the best of winter 2021.
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HEALTH + WELLNESS + SPA How to stay healthy and breathe easier.
104 SHOPPING + TRENDS + LOCAL SERVICES Shop local and support nonprofits. 120 UTAH MOUNTAIN LIFE Real estate, designers, builders and living in our beautiful mountain town. 144 FOOD + DRINK Dining scene: dine in, curbside, takeout and delivery. Over 65 pages to satisfy your cravings.
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BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN OPEN SPACES Quality of life ranks number one on why to choose living here.
102 A BETTER LIFE Eight tips for environmental stewardship and healthy living.
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STAYING CONNECTED The dynamic power of art helps to make sense of the world around us.
105 WINTER WONDERWEAR Top high couture coats and boots to beat the cold.
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PARK CITY OLYMPIC HOPEFULS We’re taking aim at Beijing in 2022.
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EXCELLENCE ON ROCK & SNOW Allison Vest and Mary McIntyre tell Mountain Express Magazine about their journey.
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JUST AROUND THE CORNER We want to travel — Here’s locally where you can go to have adventures and breathtaking views.
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EXPLORE HEBER VALLEY It is a winter wonderland.
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REDUCING SIX FEET OF SEPARATION STRESS In Park City there are many ways to find your escape.
WHY IS EVERYONE MOVING HERE? Here are a few of our local experts to answer this question.
140 LUXURY TRAVEL If you are going to travel, check out this hidden paradise. 146 IT’S THE SEASON FOR TAKEOUT With so many choices staying home has never been so much fun. 151
OLD TOWN CELLARS & RUTH’S CHRIS STEAK HOUSE TEAM UP Visit Old Town Cellars this winter on Main Street and buy a glass of wine or bottle to support our local fire fighters. Wine lovers this is a mission for you!
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PARK CITY’S BEST LOCALS + VISITORS LIFESTYLE + RESOURCE + DINING MAGAZINE mountainexpressmagazine.com OUR CONTRIBUTORS Publisher Liz Field
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PUBLISHER’S WELCOME TO WINTER No matter how many years pass, I am still in awe of our amazing community. The generosity and compassion that is continually shown by our fellow neighbors and friends is truly inspirational. In this issue, we are excited by what the winter and spring seasons will bring. As we all know, there is so much to be thankful for living in our beautiful mountain town, whether it is our proximity to the natural surroundings and wildlife, access to world class ski resorts, or the numerous philanthropic and outreach opportunities. In addition to caring for our loved ones and neighbors, we should all remember to take time for ourselves. Read through the benefits of finding inner peace and happiness. And learn eight ways you can improve your personal and social life from recycling to eating local. How about a romantic date night or a few hours to catch up with a friend? Check out local eateries and saloons for dine in, takeout and delivery options. However you decide to “self-care,” remember, it’s all about quality of life. Hear from our designing experts on transitioning your home’s space into a winter haven and from local realtors about why Park City is THE place to move to. Find the latest winter trends, activities and services, and remember to support our local businesses. The entire Mountain Express Magazine team is grateful to be a local resource and guide. We are here to support you in any way we can.
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The Park City area encompasses an abundance of scenic, wide open spaces, perfect habitat for luxury homes and amenities. Planned communities have sprung up throughout the area in recent years. Custom built luxury homes abound throughout these communities. With such a growing diversity of homes and lifestyle available, more and more people are making the move here. Quality of life ranks as the number one reason most people choose to live here. Pick any reason or any season for making the move to Park City: winters for world-class skiing and snowboarding; summers for mountain biking, hiking and trail running on hundreds of miles of trails; golfing at several championships courses, boating, water sports and blue ribbon fishing at nearby reservoirs and rivers; fine dining and shopping at gourmet restaurants and shops on historic Main Street and throughout the area; public schools rated among the best in the country. Combine all this with year-round clean air, beautiful scenery and a reasonable cost of living, all just 30 minutes from a major city and the newly expanded Salt Lake International Airport. Here is a sample of what awaits you in Park City...
PROMONTORY CLUB Promontory Club occupies some 6,400 acres across a sprawling ridge east of Park City, offering spectacular views of the Park City ski resorts and much of the Wasatch Back. This private, gated mountain community includes 700 custom residences of various sizes on lots ranging from one-third—to three acres. Buyers at Promontory are free to select a lot, then commission their own architects and builders. For those who want to keep it simple, Promontory has its own home building company. The club is home to two championship golf courses, designed by Pete Dye and Jack Nicklaus, multiple clubhouses, an equestrian center, ice skating rink and other unsurpassed amenities. There’s something for everyone here.
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New next spring will be Pinnacles at Promontory. It’s an exclusive, separately gated enclave high on the ridge with its own dedicated amenities. “We’re super excited about Pinnacles,” says Promontory Club General Manager Kelli Brown. “It will have its own clubhouse, pool and spa. Only 64 residences will be built in Pinnacles, all uniquely beautiful modern homes.” Brown says what sets Promontory apart is that it’s not just a golfing community. “Yes, we have two signature golf courses, but we have so much more. We joke that Promontory is a club on steroids.” promontoryclub.com
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SUMMIT SOTHEBY’S INTERNATIONAL REALTY Summit Sotheby’s International Realty (SSIR) is certainly not new to Park City. From its flagship office on Park Avenue across the street from Park City Mountain Resort, this prestigious agency specializes in representing luxury properties throughout Summit County. “Our mission statement is ‘luxury is not a price point, it’s an experience,’” says SSIR Vice President of Marketing Tiffany Fox. “We really do things differently. Our concept since we opened 12 years ago was we didn’t want to be the biggest real estate brokerage, we just wanted to be the best.” They’ve clearly succeeded, growing from $135 million in sales that first year to a projected $3 billion this year. SSIR takes the guess work out of both the listing and buying process by offering an impressive array of services to its clients. “All our agents and staff are highly skilled and trained. We have 60 support staff people here in Park City, including in-house legal services, transaction management, advertising, photography, videography and graphic design services. All that frees up our agents to be 100 percent devoted to selling properties,” says Fox. SSIR partners with The Wall Street Journal, New York Times and 7,000 websites around the world to advertise their listings
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Talisker Club offers something for everyone. This exclusive membership offering is really four different clubs. One is Tuhaye, a planned community of custom homes built around an award-winning golf course overlooking Jordanelle Reservoir, with a spa and fitness center, dining, parks and trails. The name Tuhaye is homage to the Ute Native American tribe, meaning “good land” in their language. The other main component is at Empire Pass, with residences adjacent to a majestic clubhouse called the Tower. It’s the only ski-in/ski-out private club on the mountain at Empire Pass-Deer Valley, complete with a ski beach, fitness club, spa, “kids club” and pool. Rounding out the Talisker Club experience are the Courchevel Bistro on historic Main Street in Park City, where members dine on French-European cuisine or relax in their own private lounge dining room and The Outpost, high in the back country above town, where adventurous club members book snowmobiling, tubing, snowshoeing and outdoor dining experiences. The only requirement for Talisker Club membership is that you own real estate in one of their developments. “We’re very down to earth, very approachable and very friendly,” says Aaron Smith, Director of Marketing. taliskerclub.com MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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LAKESIDE AT MAYFLOWER This massive new extension of the Mayflower complex is nestled on a sloping bench just west of picturesque Jordanelle Reservoir. Some 200 townhomes and 180 condominiums are slated to be built in this master planned community. Mayflower Lakeside homeowners will enjoy next door access via “portals” to world-class skiing at Mayflower and Deer Valley and water sports from sailing to wakeboarding on Jordanelle Reservoir. Buyers will chose from two- and three-bedroom condominiums up to 1,500 square feet at Lakeside Village or three townhome models up to five bedrooms and 3,500 square feet at Lakeside Townhomes. Mark Sletten, Mayflower Lakeside Development Director and exclusive listing agent with Engel & Volker, notes the initial release phase of the project came just as the pandemic struck. “Because of that, we had the opportunity to sort of ‘trailblaze’ and anticipate what people would be looking for in terms of design. Instead of lots of amenities and large common areas, we’re creating spaces within the residences for one or two home offices as well as space for home fitness equipment.” Sletten thinks the trend toward home-based work will continue well beyond the pandemic. lakesideatmayflower.com
PENDRY RESIDENCES OF PARK CITY New to the Park City scene are the Pendry Residences, part of the Montage Hotels and Resorts family. The Residences at Canyons, a vertical project under construction at Canyons Village, will feature ski in/ski out residences ranging in size from 450 square feet studios to four-bedroom, 2,600 square feet family homes. Three modern structures will house 152 fully-furnished guest residences, all with incredible views, and an astounding array of amenities. Covering some 7,300 acres at Canyons, the complex will feature a ski beach, valet services, gourmet dining at several restaurants and the only rooftop pool and bar in the Park City area. Owners will enjoy quality superb skiing in winter and mountain biking, hiking and trail running in summer. The Residences will represent a “re-interpretation of Park City’s past,” says Tina Necrason, Executive Director of Residential for Montage Hotels and Resorts. “It’s inspired architecture that is really nontraditional, not something we’ve seen here before,” she adds. Darker tones of exterior stone, juxtaposed with lighter wood and paired with interior fabrics and leather will emphasize the Residences’ connection with the outdoors. “We believe it will become the heartbeat of Canyons Village,” says Necrason. pendryresidencesparkcity.com
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A MODERN EXPRESSION OF MOUNTAIN LUXURY
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Pendry Residences Park City, a new luxury offering by Montage, features 153 fully-furnished Residences in a ski-in, ski-out setting. Located in the heart of Canyons Village where unforgettable outdoor adventures will be met with impeccable services and amenities. A limited collection of one-bedroom to four-bedroom Residences from $795K . Call for pricing and availability 855 678 7772 | PENDRYRESIDENCESPARKCITY.COM
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MOUNTAIN PEAK LUXURY PROPERTY MANAGEMENT For those who purchase a second “dream home” in Park City, what now? Often, second home buyers spend far too much of their precious vacation time re-supplying or doing maintenance and repairs. Fortunately, one call to Mountain Peak Luxury Property Management solves all their problems. The company offers a spectrum of services from transportation, to grocery shopping, to routine maintenance and more. Mountain Peak co-owner Mary Brown has managed properties throughout the area for 20 years, including Tuhaye, The Colony, Deer Valley and Mayflower. “Your second home is our first priority, that’s our mantra,” says Brown. “What we try to do is relieve all the stress owners have with the home. I love caring for the homes we manage and meeting the people who own them.” Mountain Peaks co-owner Joshua Steffan handles day-to-day aspects of the business. “We want to work with clients who have high expectations. We offer full service management, really more like a resort experience than standard property management. We always work hard to match the client’s expectations. Some people want every towel folded a certain way and some people just want a towel in the bathroom,” he grins. mountainpeakluxpm.com
So there you have it, an impressive potpourri of what is here and what is soon to come in the Park City area. “Come for the winter, stay for the summer;” it’s a familiar phrase you’ll often hear around town. So stop by and stay a while, or perhaps a lifetime. ■
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18K YELLOW GOLD RING SET WITH HIGH QUALITY SLEEPING BEAUTY TURQUOISE
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Special occasions require a little something fancy to partner with that little black dress, or black-tie event. These local jewelers have amazing collections to peruse, whether you want to accentuate your hands, wrist or neck, that extra sparkle is sure to add luxury to your style.
INNOVATIVE CUSTOM JEWELRY 720 W 100 S HEBER CITY 435.654.5661 INNOVATIVECUSTOMJEWELRY.COM
Micah Moeller learned the basics of jewelry making in high school from both a job at a local Park City jewelry store and a metalsmithing class. After purchasing an existing business, he changed the name to Innovative Custom Jewelry to better represent what and who they are as makers. They use the latest technology offered to produce fine custom jewelry in house.
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The Meredith Young Collection at Panache is the perfect example of luxury made simple with The Psychedelic Pendant. Pour this dazzling neck piece on for pairing with all things mountain chic. ‘Texture and bezels vibrant from the center of this medallion. It is a talisman that evokes energy and movement. This piece is a mix of matte and high polish 18k gold, giving it even more dimension. There are 1.5 cwt. of white diamonds.’ Also among the jewelry cases at Panache is another stunning designer of fine things, House Forty Eight. Think shiny metals and stones. Dress your fingers up with these stacking rings, sure to make a beautiful statement with whatever you are wearing.
WIDE PALAZZO DUCALE RING 18K ROSE GOLD WITH BLACK JADE & DIAMONDS, 0.85CTS
BARANOF JEWELERS 537 MAIN STREET PARK CITY 435.658.3877 BARANOFJEWELERS.COM
ROBERTO COIN MONTAGE DEER VALLEY 9100 MARSAC AVE 435.604.1820 ROBERTOCOIN.COM
Roberto Coin, the Italian luxury jewelry brand based in Vicenza, Italy, launched in 1996. ‘The Signature Ruby found in each piece has always been a special wish from Roberto to his clients for a life full of love, health and good fortune.’ Distributed in over 60 countries, with over 600 new styles introduced every year. Wearing a piece of Roberto Coin is not only eye catching but down right dazzling.
ETHIOPIAN OPAL WITH BLUE SAPPHIRES & DIAMOND RING
Located in the Cunningham Building on Park City’s Main Street, Baranof ’s is a local’s treasure. You will be particularly impressed with their ring selection. From a tanzanite and diamond combination to an Ethiopian opal, the collection is dazzling. Don’t know what size or cut you’re looking for? Don’t worry the experts at Baranof are also happy to assist with fittings and selections. by Aimee Cook
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“I BELIEVE IN TRANSFORMATION. IT IS WHEN WE OPEN OUR WINGS AND FLY, WE FIND THE JOY IN THE JOURNEY.”
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THE DYNAMIC POWER OF ART
Art has long provided a way for us to examine, process and try to make sense of the world around us. Since our first cave paintings, humans have created art as expression, as well as documentation, leaving important clues about what life was like when they created it. It’s easy to find historical examples demonstrating how the role of art, after a culture experiences great hardship or change, increases dramatically. We can look to DaVinci and painters of the Renaissance era, Picasso’s masterpieces after the Great Depression or the modern art revolution of Jackson Pollock and Abstract Expressionists after WWII, just to name a few. Today is no different. Art is presenting itself in new and abundant ways. What insights will be found in our images a hundred years from now? Will they tell a story of a world wedged within a pandemic crisis, battling division and injustices, or tales of longing to protect an environment they hold so dear?
ART CONNECTS US
In its ability to bring both individuals and even diverse societies together, art can deliver a valuable universal experience. Beginning mainly in New York City, but occurring across our nation, there’s been a monumental surge in public art seen on murals, banners and billboards displaying messages of caution, hope, thanks and support during our current social unrest and pandemic.
MEYER GALLERY “The arts serve to connect human beings to each other while opening pathways for us to recognize our own personal essence. We need that connection today more than ever. Typically, during uncertain times, ‘luxury’ purchases aren’t a priority for anyone,” describes Susan Meyer, owner of Meyer Gallery. “The gallery has never been busier selling art than it has during the current pandemic. This took me by surprise. This pandemic has validated that living at home with original art feels more like an ‘essential’ purchase.”
JULIE NESTER GALLERY Using a stunning combination of her dramatic landscape photography with wistful, flowing drapery fabric makes Rebecca Reeve’s art feel like a personal window into her creations. Drawing inspiration from a 17th century Dutch ritual, she explains, “During the wake of the deceased, it was customary to cover all mirrors, landscape paintings and portraits in the home with cloths. It was believed this would make it easier for the soul to leave the body and subdue any temptations for it to stay in this world.” To Reeve, the drapes can serve as “visual connectors to the familiar.”
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ART EXPRESSES HUMANITY
Creating, as well as viewing art, helps us process and interpret our world. It offers a way to remember and reimagine life.
SUMMIT GALLERY “During this crazy time we have been humbled to be a part of a community that is so dedicated to supporting the arts. We are craving connection now more than ever and art is such a great avenue for that. When COVID-19 first hit Park City, it left Main Street looking and feeling a bit like a ghost town. There was a lot of fear and uncertainty in those first weeks. One of the most remarkable things I have witnessed through all of the chaos is the resilience of our community. I feel that we have all learned to adapt, to reimagine, to reach out and help each other in creative ways. Art is and always has been a thread that connects humanity,” states Megan McIntire, owner of Summit Gallery.
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Artist James Talbot explains, “When we gaze into the face of an ancient bronze in a museum, what reaches out across the millennia of time is not how different, but how like us they were.” Collaborating with the dancers of The Royal Ballet, as well as the Royal Opera House, his figurative sculpture is best known for its exquisite detail and anatomical precision. Add his graceful passion of movement, energizing tension and balance of form, and his sculptures appear ready to dance right off their platforms. The work of this distinguished British sculptor has been aptly described as “an object of pure spirit.”
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ART HELPS US HEAL
Art’s language has never needed the words that can so often fail to truly reflect our shared experiences.
THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY Thomas Anthony, owner of Thomas Anthony Gallery, states “I found that the beauty and the aesthetic of a work of art has had wonderful emotional benefits in a time when the human psyche has been traumatized by fear, anxiety and uncertainty. Artwork seems to be the one constant throughout time that has provided an understanding of the human spirit, the ability to create, achieve and overcome, a documentation of the artistic and intellectual accomplishments of civilization. Artwork in the home can have a cathartic healing to the human experience that reminds people of the beauty in the world that is available to them.”
MEYER GALLERY Jenna Von Benedikt explains, “I believe the arts in general—music, art, literature—cultivate the spirit to give us further light, knowledge, and joy...If it makes you think, feel, and live better for having experienced it, then the art has succeeded, be it a comic strip, portrait, landscape, or an engaging abstract.” It’s not hard to imagine her pure joy in creating these uplifting, yet pensive oil paintings she describes as “inspired by man’s connection and stewardship of the earth.” This English-born artist spent many childhood weekends venturing the British countryside on horseback, then her family moved to Utah’s Rocky Mountains where her love of art and earth continued and flourished.
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ART INSPIRES
Art can present a powerful catalyst for change.
“FOCUSFIELDS 10 “ BY MICHAEL KESSLER - GALLERY MAR
GALLERY MAR “Self-isolating is necessary for an artist. You are mining the human psyche and as an artist your job entails going in there and finding out all of these things: the dark and the light. The wonderful and the scary things. We put all of that together on the canvas—our hopes, desires, fears. It all gets in there.” Michael Kessler’s inspiring paintings reveal a profound meditative connection to the inherent beauty found within nature. Numerous translucent and transparent acrylic layers combine to form an amazing array of textures and colors described as a painterly “tai-chi,” shaping lines of energy and transformation.
MONTGOMERY-LEE FINE ART A great many years spent in the mountains photographing and sketching is evident in the emotion Greg Wilson captures in his paintings. Setting himself apart with only the mountains and animals as companions, with his camera and sketchbook in tow, makes possible the private moments viewers of his artwork have the privilege to share. His skill as both a photographer and a painter gives Wilson a unique perspective into the lives of the animals he portrays. As the eyes of the moose in his painting “Tough Guy” appear to look straight back through us, they seem to speak in a language reserved only for talk among old friends.
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ART ALLOWS US TO SEE
It holds the ability to foster understanding, new perspectives and diverse interpretations.
TERZIAN GALLERIES With bold lines and interesting shapes, Susan Makov seems to convey secret lives in the trees she depicts. Her paintings often feature an array of interwoven, twisting vines wrapping around trunks and branches, as if to relate a story of great disappointment and loss. She explains her passion, “My interests concern making the details of the shrinking forests visible. My work explores unexpected discoveries. The smallest elements of the forest reflect drastic changes in climate. Increasing fires and insect damage, floods and droughts devastate acres of forests. All are detectable with the visible eye.” Her paintings ask viewers to look and listen closely to the almost audible conversations of the forest.
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“In my work, paint echoes geologic processes…deposition and erosion,” explains Anne Kaferle, comparing the way her oil pigment particles naturally reassemble themselves in the active process of painting, to the continually changing landscapes of the desert. Contrasting comforting palettes of color with both smooth and rugged lines and shapes found in the Utah desert, she gives viewers a front row seat to the peaceful, yet powerful landscapes she paints. “The central Utah desert offers constant reminders of the power of water and deep geologic time. Surrounding cliffs display the history of a periodically advancing and receding interior seaway over the course of millions of years.”
“BOARD OF DIRECTORS” BY EDWARD ALDRICH - MOUNTAIN TRAILS GALLERY
MOUNTAIN TRAILS GALLERY With a style that undoubtedly reveals his deep love and respect for the wildlife he portrays, Edward Aldrich’s paintings bring life to his canvas. He combines astounding realism with painterly brushstrokes in all the right places. Viewers are treated to incredibly realistic details in the form and features of his animals, while also soaking in his beautiful background landscapes. He makes it easy to feel and imagine the awe he experiences in his painting process.
ART TRANSPORTS US
With the intensity of cabin fever courtesy of the quarantine blues, it couldn’t arrive a moment too soon.
SUMMIT GALLERY Combining photographs, paint, concrete, pastels and other materials, Timothy White creates powerfully expressive mixed media images. Describing his series “American Prosperity” featuring stumbled-upon abandoned places he said, “When I am passing through a place and happen upon an interesting building without knowing its history, questions occur to me about its past: Who lived or worked here? Why did they leave? Is this a sad story, or one of better opportunity...? The buildings I find are representations of the extension of ourselves we create with our places.” These pieces convey a sense of mystery and intrigue as viewers sense the memories and mood of the places he captures.
“CLANDESTINE SIGNALS” BY TIMOTHY WHITE SUMMIT GALLERY
J GO GALLERY Even as art transports us to another time and place, it also gives us a sense of place in the spot at which we’ve already arrived. By documenting both the small and life-changing details, art connects us to the places and people who have traveled a similar journey before. Will Armstrong’s work has been described as “the soundtrack to a road trip”. He draws with an oil-based pen on an absorbing collage of vintage maps and sheet music. Next, he adds an acrylic wash on top of the drawing providing such an alluring painterly finesse you’re tempted to join the journey.
“THE PLAN TO MOTOR WEST” BY WILL ARMSTRONG - J GO GALLERY
Now is a fantastic time to follow the incredible trail of art Park City artists are busy blazing. Take time to enjoy the galleries hosting these artists’ unique interpretations of life as they know it, and perhaps find new common ground in the process.
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SOUND II BY JACKIE LEISHMAN PAPER COLLAGE, PRINTERS INK, WATERCOLOR | 55” x 55”
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TROVE GALLERY 804 Main Street | Park City 435 655 3803 | troveparkcity.com HONEY BY HEATHER BARRON OIL | 27” x 27”
THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY 340 Main Street | Park City 435 645 8078 | thomasanthonygallery.com HIDING OUT BY LAARA CASSELLS ACRYLIC | 18” x 18”
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608 Main Street | Park City 435 655 3264 | montgomeryleefineart.com
301 Main Street | Park City 435 615 8748 | mountaintrailsgalleries.com
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TERZIAN GALLERIES 435 649 4927 | terziangalleries.com THE EARLY BIRD BY SAMUEL WALKER ACRYLIC ON PANEL | 24” x 24”
SUSAN SWARTZ STUDIOS 260 Main Street | Park City 435 655 1201 | susanswartz.com SECLUDED WOODLAND 6 BY SUSAN SWARTZ ACRYLIC ON LINEN, 2019 | 72” x 72”
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KAC DIRECTOR COMBINES CIVIC IDEALS WITH CREATIVE ENTREPRENEURSHIP “Art is a way for us to communicate,” says new Kimball Art Center Director Aldy Milliken. “When you explore culture, you learn how strong and connected the community is, even in conflicts. Art has a way of elevating voices that have been underappreciated.”
A graduate of the Getty Leadership Institute, the Museum Leadership Program at Claremont University, and the former director of the Kentucky Museum of Art & Craft, Milliken has a proven track record of building dynamic art spaces and connecting people through art. Since his arrival in July, Milliken has dug deep into the DNA of the Kimball Art Center, learning its history and discovering what artists need to elevate their work to the next level. “I’m ultimately looking to engage people from all facets of the community— to offer up an open invitation to have a conversation.”
“At its core, the Kimball Art Center is an educational institution coupled with an engaging art space that encourages people to express themselves,” he says. Working with the City to plan the new Arts & Culture District unifies all of Milliken’s past experience as an artist, gallery curator and director. “Our goal is to create cultural excellence through internationally respected exhibition programs and offer new opportunities for local artists to partner with donors and also to engage with, and be inspired by, national and international artists through educational programs. This project offers the chance of growing Park City in new non-tourist-heavy ways, combining community involvement with sustainability goals, art and architecture.” “I am thrilled to work with the Park City community to help create a vibrant arts and culture district. I could not be more excited to bring my energy and experience to lead such an established and wellrespected organization.” Park City is excited to welcome you too, Mr. Milliken. ■ by Corinne Humphrey
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TROVE GALLERY SHOWCASES UTAH ARTISTS This December 2020, Trove Gallery welcomes renowned artists David Dornan and Heather Barron. Both artists are known for their reimagined meanings, execution and technique. DAVID DORNAN “I’m interested in the integrity of paint, that is paint that looks like paint, but also to create an illusion. When the two are cohesive, that is where I find success. I strive for balance between chaos and order and that equalness is universally present in my work. I am enamored with the process, and not so much the subject matter, as that is what has kept me painting for nearly 45 years. I found the more I tried to define art, the less I knew. When I gave that up, I enjoyed painting even more.”
HEATHER BARRON “In life you just pick yourself up and go on, that’s what I hope my work reflects. I think women are just so powerful and graceful. They have a power I want to portray. Sometimes if I’ve recently met someone, they will end up in one of my paintings. I’m always surprised to see who is looking back at me when I’m finished. Inspired by the rich dark colors of the renaissance-era paintings, I paint on black Masonite, a technique that gives a luminescent quality to the cool, heavily applied acrylics and oils I use in my work.”
New paintings, sculptures and demos are featured throughout the entire month of December. ■ by Vincent Sciolla
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DECEMBER 12/6 – 12/31 A GALLERY/ ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART Holiday Event and Group Exhibition, 6-9pm Exhibition runs through 12/31 1321 South 2100 East Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com 12/15 – 1/19 JULIE NESTER GALLERY Do You See What I See? A group abstract show. 1280 Iron Horse Drive 435-649-7855 julienestergallery.com 12/17 – 1/30 J GO GALLERY Art in Celebration of Film The virtual opening will include tours of the artwork, artist appearances, holiday desert tips by @ParkCityDesserts and Coffee, and live musical performances. 268 Main Street 435-649-1006 jgogallery.com
courtesy of: Thomas Anthony Gallery
12/17 – 1/18 MONTGOMERY-LEE FINE ART Artists Reception: Joseph Alleman, William Maughan and Jake Songer Three-Man-Show, 6-9pm 608 Main Street 435-655-3264 montgomeryleefineart.com 12/18 GALLERY MAR The Seasons Sarah Winkler 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com 12/18 MEYER GALLERY Leslie Duke 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com
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12/18 MEYER GALLERY Santiago Michalek 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com 12/26 – 1/3 MOUNTAIN TRAILS GALLERY Artist Reception Troy Collins, 4-7pm 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com courtesy of: Gallery MAR
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12/27 GALLERY MAR New Works Jylian Gustlin 301 Main Street 435-615-8748 mountaintrailsgallery.com 12/27 SUMMIT GALLERY Artist Reception: Peggy Judy The Way of the West 7-9pm 675 Main Street 435-649-9292 summit-gallery.com
JANUARY 1/1 THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY Ongoing exhibition of paintings by wildlife artist Fara Thomas 340 Main Street 435-645-8078 thomasanthonygallery.com 1/8 GALLERY MAR New Works Laura Wait and Jane Maxwell 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com 1/22 – 2/23 JULIE NESTER GALLERY In Plain Sight, A group show featuring representational work. 1280 Iron Horse Drive 435-649-7855 julienestergallery.com 1/29 MEYER GALLERY David Riley 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com 1/29 GALLERY MAR New Works Jylian Gustlin 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com
FEBRUARY 2/6 – 4/30 A GALLERY/ ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART A Matter of Time Brent Godfrey 1321 South 2100 East Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com 2/12 MEYER GALLERY Brian Kershisnik 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com
2/12 MEYER GALLERY Jenna Von Benedikt 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com 2/13 THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY Landscape painter Amy Everhart. Artist in attendance 6-9pm 340 Main Street 435-645-8078 thomasanthonygallery.com 2/20 THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY Impressionist painter Dorsey McHugh. Artist in attendance 6-9pm 340 Main Street 435-645-8078 thomasanthonygallery.com 2/26 GALLERY MAR New Works Matt Flint 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com 2/26 MEYER GALLERY Jeffrey Pugh 305 Main Street 435-649-8160 meyergallery.com 2/26 – 3/26 JULIE NESTER GALLERY Madeline Denaro, New Paintings Exhibition runs 12/20-1/21 1280 Iron Horse Drive 435-649-7855 julienestergallery.com 2/26 – 27 THOMAS ANTHONY GALLERY Bronze sculptor Josh Tobey. Artist in attendance both nights 6-9pm 340 Main Street 435-645-8078 thomasanthonygallery.com
APRIL 4/24 – 5/24 KIMBALL ART CENTER Wasatch Back Student Art Show featuring the work of hundreds of students in Summit and Wasatch counties. 1401 Kearns Blvd 435-649-8882 kimballartcenter.org
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MAY 5/14 – 6/12 A GALLERY/ ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART Linnie Brown 1321 South 2100 East Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
JUNE 6/18 – 7/31 A GALLERY/ ALLEN + ALAN FINE ART Summer Solstice Exhibition 1321 South 2100 East Salt Lake City 801-583-4800 agalleryonline.com
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MARCH 3/12 GALLERY MAR New Works + Mullin Meadows Residency Michael Kessler 436 Main Street 435-649-3001 gallerymar.com
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TAKE AIM AT BEIJING IN 2022
The first ever Winter Olympics to be held in China is billed by organizers as the “Joyful Rendezvous upon Pure Ice and Snow.” The Games will take place in February 2022, coinciding with the Chinese New Year festival, the most important holiday in China.
Beijing Winter Olympics will make history in more ways than one. With more women athletes competing than ever before (almost half the field), the Games will be the most gender-balanced in Winter Olympics history. Competition has been expanded to include seven new events for women and mixed teams.
a quadruple-twisting triple back flip. It’s the hardest trick ever landed by a woman. “Being athletic, healthy and competitive is not gender exclusive. I want to be the best. I don’t care if I am a boy or a girl,” says Caldwell. Park City’s own Colby Stevenson is also on track to compete in Beijing. Tom Yaps, Stevenson’s publicist, says he’s definitely a main contender for one of the four free ski-pro slopestyle spots. Stevenson started his skiing career young, when he got his first pair of skis at age two. He made the USA rookie team in 2013 at age 15 and managed a double podium at the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Nationals in 2014, first in slopestyle and second in halfpipe. The big air phenom won two gold medals at the X Games in Aspen, Colorado last January.
Veteran Olympian Ted Ligety, a longtime Park City resident and one of the best giant slalom ski racers in history, will compete in Beijing, his fifth Winter Olympics. In 2014 Ligety won the first-ever Olympic Gold Medal for the U.S. in giant slalom and dominated the World Cup men’s GS alpine circuit for several years. He left for Europe for a training camp last September and went on to the first World Cup race in Soelden, Austria October 18.
Though pioneering Park City ski jumper Sarah Hendrickson has retired, several talented Park City jumpers will vie for the opportunity to represent the U.S.A. at the Olympic Games. Hendrickson was the face of women’s ski jumping when the event premiered at Sochi in 2014. Three members of the 2018 U.S. ski jumping team grew up in Park City.
Several other “Parkites” will compete for a spot on the Winter Olympics team. Ashley Caldwell, who lives and trains in Park City, hopes to be competing in 2022. If selected for the team, this will be her 4th Winter Olympics. The World Cup champion in 2016, she’s the first female to land a trick known as the “Daddy,”
The COVID-19 pandemic has dramatically complicated Olympic preparations. “Things are constantly changing and we have to be flexible,” says Lara Carlton, communications manager for U.S. Ski and Snowboard. The Park City-based national organization is responsible for recruiting, training and naming skiers and snowboarders to the Olympic team.
Alpine Ski Racer, Ted Ligety
Freestyle Skier, Ashley Caldwell
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“We’ve been working with embassies and local governments across Europe to gain access to winter sports training areas. You have to show a negative COVID-19 test to be allowed in. We are governed by the International Ski Federation so, as it stands now, we are hopeful for a competition season. There is still a lot of uncertainty. I don’t think anyone can say what the competition season will look like,” says Carlton. Olympic officials are guardedly optimistic a COVID-19 vaccine will have put the brakes on the pandemic by early 2022. Besides Ligety, several other U.S. Ski Team members left for Europe last September to train and compete for a spot on the team. U.S. Ski and Snowboard will soon announce qualifications criteria for how athletes can make it onto Team USA. Qualifications will begin in 2021-22 and the official team will be named in January of 2022. Despite the uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, U.S. Ski and Snowboard is at full throttle preparing for the games. “Everyone here goes to work every day, because we are passionate and confident in our athletes’ abilities to achieve Olympic medals.” Opening ceremonies will unfold February 4th at Beijing’s iconic “Birds Nest” Olympic Stadium, site of the 2008 summer games ceremonies. Beijing will be the first city in the world to have hosted both the summer and winter Olympic Games. ■ by Steve Phillips
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Both Vest and McIntyre stand at the pinnacle of their respective sports. Both are sponsored by Black Diamond Equipment, a Utah-based international company that makes high quality climbing and skiing equipment and apparel. Founded by climbers and skiers in 1957, Black Diamond today is a global company with offices on three continents. Their “distilled” mission statement: “to make the best climbing, backcountry snow and mountain equipment in the world.” Driven by that commitment, Black Diamond sponsors a tightly-knit “family” of elite athletes who use their equipment and serve as ambassadors and spokespersons for the company. Vest and McIntyre are among them. Vest, 25, is a Minnesota native but moved with her family to Alberta, Canada as a child. Already hooked on climbing, she trained at climbing gyms there and joined the Canadian youth competitive team when she was nine years old. She’s been competing ever since. Why climbing? “The possibilities are endless,” she explains. “For me climbing is the perfect sport because everything is always changing and different. There’s always another route to take.” Vest is a “boulderer,” that’s climbing short distances without ropes. “Every individual move is a lot harder than climbing on a rope. That’s what draws me to bouldering.” It’s a risky sport. “Most of climbing and training is about falling over and over again. It’s definitely a skill learning how to fall,” she admits. She now lives in Salt Lake City and trains at climbing sites along the Wasatch Front. Though very competitive, she says one of her favorite things about the sport is more social. “I enjoy the community side of things. Obviously I’m biased but I think climbers are some of the coolest people as a group in the world. Most of my friends and social circles are within the climbing community and I think that aspect of it is really great.” McIntyre, 29, also lives in Salt Lake City and has skied the Wasatch Mountains all her life. She loves to “skin” (hike on skis) far into the back country “to see some interesting stuff with no one else around.” Though backcountry skiing is her first love, she’s also a talented writer and photographer. McIntyre has skied and photographed in some very interesting places. “The weirdest one was Uganda in Africa. The biggest mountain there was 16,000 feet, right on the equator,’ she says. “It’s the farthest I’ve ever traveled to ski the shortest strip of snow because the glaciers are receding so quickly. It’s one of the coolest places I’ve ever been. Uganda has really wild animals and vegetation and an amazing mountain culture.” McIntyre joined the Black Diamond family in 2017. “They were looking for a female ski athlete because they didn’t have any at the time and I’m still the only one.” The Black Diamond brand is well known for its climbing gear and culture and in recent years has expanded into
ski equipment and apparel. McIntyre’s role as an athlete with the company is unique. “I propose trips to them that might make for interesting content, either videos or photos or stories or all of the above. If they like the idea, they fund the trip. Other times I do personal trips or just ski locally using Black Diamond equipment and I’m a spokesperson for them. It’s been a really cool opportunity to do something a little different.” Both McIntyre and Vest have set high goals for themselves. “There are a lot of places I still want to go and a few places I’d like to go back to,” say McIntyre. Kamchatka, Russia and the RepubIic of Georgia are fantastic and I really want to go back to both places to ski when conditions are better.” Vest has set her sights on the 2024 Summer Olympics, where speed climbing will be among the competitive events. Her roommate, also a climber, will be competing at the Tokyo Olympics next summer. “It’s been very motivating for me to be living and training with someone who has such high goals,” says Vest. The future is bright for both these outstanding athletes. As members of the Black Diamond Equipment team, they’re helping to create a promising future for all climbers and skiers worldwide. Ultimately, Black Diamond Equipment is not just a company for rock climbers and skiers, but one that stands for the spirit of the sports all athletes live and love. ■ by Steve Phillips
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Whether you’re a newbie just learning to ride, or a seasoned veteran itching to get back on the tracks, a day on a snowmobile creates a one-of-a-kind memory. Expect to see wildlife of all sizes, beautiful forest hideaways and deep snowy valleys. What makes this activity even more delightful is the ability to create and customize your adventure. With your trek preplanned, you can explore as much of the terrain as your time and expertise allows, while being comfortable, and most importantly, safe. Work with one of the local rental companies and get advice on what to wear, the best gear to pack and the “choice” places to ride. You can also book a guided tour and follow the leader to hidden mountain gems. SOME HELPFUL TIPS AND REMINDERS: • Most companies have a minimum age requirement. • You can choose between an individual rider or a rider with a passenger. • Keep your cell phone in an inside zippered pocket. • Pack plenty of sunscreen, nutrition bars and bottled water. • If you’re staying at one of the resorts or hotels and don’t have a rental car, many companies offer a shuttle service to their locations. We recommend checking with your concierge, as they will know the companies that will pick up and drop off.
Regardless, if you’re in town for a short visit or live here year-round, make sure you add this fun filled activity to your winter calendar. And don’t forget to take lots of pics to enter in our winter photo contest! ■ by Pierce Dirkis, Intern
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WITHOUT SACRIFICING A MOMENT OF WINTER
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We love winter in Park City—the crunch of the snow, crisp air on our cheeks, the thrill of a downhill adventure…but 2020 has forced us to think outside the box for just about everything—including Utah’s beloved “ski season.” Solo and smaller group exploits might just be the ticket this winter to satisfy your snowy cravings, and you don’t have to sacrifice a single amazing view, heart-pumping minute of adrenaline or peaceful moment of solace. Check out these alternative activities away from the resorts, and ring in the new year with another unexpected experience under your belt!
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING With more than 70 kilometers of groomed trails, Park City is a cross-country haven. Basin Recreation grooms 25K of free multipurpose trails near Utah Olympic Park, Willow Creek and Ecker Hill, while Mountain Trails Foundation maintains 25K of multi-use groomed trails in Round Valley, located in Quinn’s Junction. If you’re looking to jump into that postcard setting surrounding the iconic McPolin Farm or hit the backcountry for untracked snow, White Pine Touring offers 25K of fee-based groomed trails around the barn as well as customized guided tours. basinrecreation.org mountaintrails.org whitepinetouring.com BACKCOUNTRY SKIING & RIDING Whether by helicopter, snowcat or your own steam (i.e., touring), enjoy off-the-grid skiing and riding throughout the Wasatch and Uinta mountains. NOTE: Only adventurers educated in avalanche safety should venture into the backcountry. Enjoy a literal bird’s-eye view of the mountains with Powderbird Heliskiing, or go more low-key and cruise the mellow bowls located on 43,000 acres of private terrain with Park City Powdercats. For that off-piste day you’ve dreamed of, try Ski
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Utah’s Interconnect Tour and traverse the backcountry between six resorts in one day. powderbird.com pccats.com skiutah.com SNOWSHOEING Perhaps the nicest thing about snowshoes is that you can use them just about anywhere, whether the trails are groomed or not. Rentals are readily available at local outdoor outfitters, and Mountain Trails provides printable maps for Round Valley, Glenwild, East Old Town and the Historic Rail Trail for those looking to enjoy the winter landscape at their own pace. For a unique Park City experience, snowshoe under the stars with volunteers at Swaner Nature Preserve, who will take you on a moonlight tour of their 1,200 acres of protected open space. swanerecocenter.org SNOWMOBILING Without a doubt, one of the most thrilling ways to experience Park City is by snowmobile. Go miles beyond other adventurers to see sweeping bowls and untouched mountain meadows of snow. Wasatch Excursions is the only outfitter authorized to guide tours on the pristine 22,000 acres at Wasatch Mountain State
Park. Additionally, around Park City and Heber Valley, Backcountry Snowmobiling, Park City Peaks, (formerly Thousand Peaks) and Lofty Peaks all offer rentals and/or guided tours on thousands of acres of private lands. backcountrysnow.com loftypeaks.com powderutah.com wasatchexcursions.com ICE-FISHING Drilling holes and dropping a line is a popular winter past-time for thousands of anglers in Utah, where the trout fishing is as legendary as the snow! Take advantage of the opportunity to access deep water and other areas not usually accessible to shore-bound anglers. Utah Ice Fishing offers rental packages as well as family-friendly guided tours to nearby Echo Reservoir, Rockport State Park and East Canyon State Park, complete with heated tent, chairs, fishing gear and snacks. utahicefishing.com DOG SLEDDING For a distinctly different point of view, let “man’s best friend” be your guide on a dog-sledding adventure through aspen groves, evergreen forests and snowcovered meadows. Luna Lobos,
All Seasons Adventures and Bear Ridge Adventures are just a few local companies ready to harness their huskies, malamutes and other Nordic breeds for this one-of-a-kind trip around the Wasatch. What’s more, these outfitters also support local dog-rescue efforts and offer several ways you can support them, too. lunalobos.com allseasonsadventures.com bearridgeadventures.com FAT-TIRE SNOW BIKES If you think biking ends when the snow flies, think again. Fat-tire biking has become a popular way to enjoy Park City’s trails all year long. The oversized tires create a smooth pedaling experience, but you’ll still work up a sweat, and the many free multi-use trails allow you to bring Fido along, too. Jans Mountain Outfitters, Storm Cycles and Pedego are just several places to rent bikes for full or half-day sessions. White Pine Touring and All Seasons Adventures offer tours ranging from mellow to challenging. jans.com stormcycles.net pedegoelectricbikes.com by Lisa Antonucci MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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A FEW OF UTAH’S TOP DESTINATIONS For those of us who want to stay close to home this winter season, we are lucky to live in such a vast and exquisite state. Locals have always known that Utah offers a number of breathtaking destinations, bucket-list adventures and luxury retreats that provide an opportunity to scratch the travel itch instead of scratching vacation plans.
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Boulder Mountain Lodge | National Geographic,
The New York Times, Fodor’s Travel and “The Today Show” are just a few of the media outlets that have boasted about Boulder Mountain Lodge and its equally famous next-door neighbor, Hell’s Backbone Grill. Despite being located in a tiny town of just 200 residents, both the restaurant and the resort are world renowned. Situated near Grand StaircaseEscalante National Monument, Boulder Mountain Lodge is the perfect base for enjoying some of the country’s most stunning landscapes and scrumptious food, most of which is organically grown onsite and prepared by two of the best chefs in America. Both businesses are dedicated to sustainability and boutique experiences.
Make reservations far in advance at boulder-utah.com and hellsbackbonegrill.com
Zion Villa
Zion Villa | No matter how many times you’ve “done Zion,” unless you’ve stayed at Zion Villa’s True North, you haven’t experienced the park’s true glory. One of the few residential homes located inside park boundaries, Zion Villa offers jaw-dropping 360-degree views of red rock monuments and over 10 acres of private sanctuary-like grounds where visitors can meditate, practice yoga, or meander through the walking labyrinth. No detail has been overlooked by owners Hank and Mariangela Landau—inside or out. You’ll also enjoy thoughtful touches like an expansive selection of books, instruments for composing music, patios with plenty of seating, a fire ring, wood-burning chiminea and a hot tub that offers majestic views of Zion’s Tabernacle Dome. There’s space for up to 12 people and just out the front door you can explore places you won’t find mentioned in a tourist brochure, including nearby caves with 6,000 year old petroglyphs. Hank’s gracious hosting is matched only by Buddha’s and Sabu’s—the two yellow labs who will welcome you to the property. Book your stay at zionvilla.com
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Moab’s Sunflower Hill | Old-timey relaxation meets modern-day luxury at Moab’s Sunflower Hill. Here you’ll find rocking chairs on the wrap-around front porch, an expansive flower garden and a fruit orchard responsible for each morning’s homemade breakfast menu. Complement all that with upscale amenities like sumptuous guest rooms, personalized concierge service and fresh-baked cookies served every afternoon. Situated on a quiet residential street, this quaint bed-and-breakfast inn features two lovingly restored buildings—the historic Ranch House and spacious Garden Cottage—and is located just a short walk from downtown Moab. The outdoor living spaces, lush gardens, and refreshing pool make Sunflower Hill a true oasis in the desert. Learn more at sunflowerhill.com Moab’s Sunflower Hill
Wilderness Ridge Trail
Wilderness Ridge Trail | Have you always wanted to explore Capitol Reef National Park, but were put off at the idea of carrying heavy gear for dozens of miles? Now, it’s no prob-llama. Wilderness Ridge Trail Llamas offers guided day hikes, overnight camping treks, and even custom adventures, all with a personal llama to transport your equipment. All you carry is the leash! Itineraries for day hikes are anywhere from one to ten miles, while multi-day treks cover anywhere from 8 to 27 miles over the course of two to six days. For those looking to be their own backcountry guide, llamas are available for rent too. Learn more at wildernessridgetrailllamas.com Hotel Park City
Hotel Park City | Who says you need a full tank of gas to experience a getaway? Hotel Park City offers the ultimate staycation with its subtle luxury, alpine warmth, and old-word charm. With less than 100 suites, this AAA Four Diamond resort offers an intimate setting in the heart of town. Each suite boasts a private patio or balcony, deep-soaking tub, and elegant furnishings. A heated outdoor pool, personalized concierge service, award-winning spa and restaurant add to the indulgence. Make your reservation at hotelparkcity.com
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Sheraton Park City
Sheraton Park City | How about inviting friends or family
out for their own Park City experience? The Sheraton Park City is a great getaway location centered in Prospector Square with local dining and retail, just up the street. Or take a complimentary shuttle ride to the ski resorts or Park City’s Main Street. The premium full service hotel offers resort style amenities including an atrium inside pool & hot tub, game room, seasonal lobby beverages, in-town shuttle services and complimentary self parking. Enjoy delicious fare at the onsite Timbers Restaurant and Lounge, or grab a morning starter at Starbucks. Book your stay in advance at marriott.com/hotels/travel/slcsc-sheraton-park-city
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Red Cliffs Lodge | Create memories to last a lifetime at Red Cliffs Lodge. Perched on the Colorado River and framed by majestic, 2,000-foot red cliffs, you will be hard pressed to find a more beautiful setting. From the moment you step into their lobby, you will feel at home with the rustic décor and friendly staff. Comfortable suites and cabins showcase modern comforts and spectacular water views.
Enjoy a delicious meal with outstanding service at The Cowboy Grill, or take advantage of the in-room kitchenette. In addition to the breathtaking location and impeccable service, the Lodge has a list of noteworthy amenities. Take an afternoon horseback ride, then relax in their year-round hot-tub. Plus, Red Cliffs Lodge has an on-site winery with daily wine tastings, modern fitness center and a children’s playground. Experience Moab’s National Parks, stay at Red Cliffs Lodge redcliffslodge.com
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A WINTER ADVENTURE FOR ALL LEVELS
Just three minutes from the Provo River, where prolific hatches provide year-round fishing for all levels of anglers, Fish Heads Fly Shop sits in the heart of Heber. Locally owned and operated, the staff are professional fly fishing guides that are on the water daily and have a passion for angling. Whether it is your first time fly fishing, or you’re a seasoned angler, they will provide the best experience possible.
Local fishing legend, Phil Bair, explains, “Fish Heads Fly Shop caters to the needs of everyone that walks through the front door—from locals to out-of-towners looking for adventure.” Fly fishing is a process sport that includes walking, watching, and waiting—it is not just about the catch. At Fish Heads Fly Shop, the experience is made even more memorable due to their unique products
and services. Most notably, they are the only shop, servicing the Provo River, that carries flies tied by Phil Bair.Additionally, since 2016, Fish Heads Fly Shop has stocked 45 varieties of noseeum and mothershucker flies. Soon, they will carry all 115 of the custom flies. “As a sport, it takes a lot of time and a lot of patience,” notes Bair. But a novice can start small with the following gear: a 4 or 5 weight good all-around rod for the rivers in the Wasatch Back; reels and lines; waders and wading shoes; a hat; and flies. Fish Head Fly Shop is a one-stop shop for all of the gear. Fish Head Fly Shop also offers destination fishing expeditions to unique locations; guided fishing trips to both the Provo and the Weber; and float trips in Wyoming. In addition, they offer a full-day trip to Utah’s secret spots providing patient and skilled anglers with a more secluded experience and crystal-clear waters filled with big fish. ■ by Julie Hooker
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“Winter fly fishing on the middle Provo River can be the perfect time to escape the busy slopes and trade in your skis for a fly rod. We have an AMAZING insect hatch in February through March that provide us with excellent dry fly fishing on a quiet river. Here at Fish Heads Fly Shop, we provide professional guides to teach and assist everyone from the beginner to the advanced. In addition, we have the best selection of flies and gear for this time of year. We are open for business, so come on into our shop for your next
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“Hello Fun” is the motto of Pedego and it couldn’t be more correct. The most colorful cruising bikes on the market will put a smile on your face. Best in class acceleration, hill climbing, power and range makes a Pedego a perfect bike for riding in the mountains all year-round. Find Pedegos for rent and sale at Pedego Park City.
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Train in your Ski Boots! The Skier’s Edge BootMaster is the ultimate workout for skiers. The muscle memory conditioning transfers perfectly to your skis. The BootMaster offers the most realistic experience to skiing in the world. Skiers Edge Park City skiersedge.com
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Experience the Surefoot difference. Surefoot Custom Ski Boots are completely customized and ready in an hour. Whether you are an entry level skier or a World Cup athlete, Surefoot has the right boot for you. No break-in period. Immediate comfort. Immediate performance.
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With the all-new Stumpjumper Expert, enjoy that “new bike day” feeling on this radical trail bike so agile, so lively, so in-tune with the trail, that it feels like an extension of your body. Levitate up the climbs. Decimate the descents. The Stumpjumper Expert is going to make you rethink how a trail bike should ride. White Pine Touring 1790 Bonanza Drive | Park City 435 649 8710 | whitepinetouring.com
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SHAPE YOUR TURNS THE SKIER’S EDGE will take your skiing to the next level! The new line of machines is a flawless blend of beautiful form and state-of-the-art function. Get the most out of your ski vacation with increased confidence, strength, technique and stamina!
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“LISTEN TO SILENCE. IT HAS SO MUCH TO SAY.”
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FIND YOUR ESCAPE: REDUCING SIX FEET OF SEPARATION STRESS
IN A HUG-DEPRIVED SOCIETY
Long before our pandemic woes, researchers warned about the effects of living in a high tech world where so many hours are spent alone in a relationship with our cell phones, computers and social media. Add in our necessary, but difficult, COVID-19 hug suppression and our lack of touch—our human interaction level has hit an all-time, embraceless low. THE POWER OF HUMAN TOUCH But why is human touch so important anyway? Oxytocin has often been called the “love hormone” because it is released through social connection and touch. Just some of its wondrous benefits include lowering our levels of cortisol (our body’s primary stress hormone), reducing pain and decreasing blood pressure.
Director of the renowned Touch Research Institute at the University of Miami School of Medicine, Dr. Tiffany Field, has spent many years researching the life-changing benefits of human touch. Though discovered long before our current quest for immunity from germs of all sorts, Field describes how “positive touch boosts the release of natural killer cells that ramp up the immune system to prevent or fight illness.” In her book, Touch, she describes its physiological and biological effects, including areas of the brain affected by touch, as well as the beneficial effects of massage therapy. MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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health + wellness + spa PARK CITY SPAS RESPOND “One of the most frequent pieces of feedback we receive from clients returning to Elements Massage is how much they missed their regular massage sessions during the first few months of the pandemic,” explains Brittany Frisch, owner of Elements Massage Park City. “Their headaches, lower back pain and sleeplessness due to stress and other complaints came back. On top of that, the elevated levels of anxiety and depression many are experiencing only compounds these issues. Healing touch is a powerful remedy for many maladies people are currently experiencing.”
Jessica Cook from Park City’s Edge Spa describes, “We have seen a noticeable increase in guests and locals seeking healing experiences. People are stressed out and have overtaxed their adrenal system. They are seeking time for themselves to recalibrate, pause and heal.” “I see patients more than ever for self-care and pick-me-ups— there is so much you can do for your skin and to feel better when the world seems to be falling to pieces around you,” said Dr. Stephanie Singer of Park City’s medical spa, Park City Medesthetix. SMOOTH ADAPTATIONS Though some procedures and treatments may have altered a little in our current environment, Park City’s spas have become experts at adapting to changing needs. Located within The Lodge at Blue Sky, Cook describes some of Edge Spa’s additional offerings during the pandemic, “We designed a series of outdoor wellness experiences that people can enjoy for profound healing; we realized that some guests were not comfortable with physical treatments yet. Each day at 4 pm we offer a series of outdoor wellness experiences such as forest yoga, sage bundling and ancient cacao rituals by a crackling fire. We also continue to offer restorative treatments like massages and facials and have added some vibrational healing treatments like chakra alignment, numerology and crystal bowl sound bathing meditation.”
At Elements Massage, they formed an Internal Safety Committee to scrub though every single touch point of the employee and client experience at all of their studios around the country. “We looked at every possible way to ensure the health and safety of employees and clients and developed a “Client Safety Path” including curbside check-ins, temperature checks, health questionnaires, enhanced sanitation protocols, as well as masks and social distancing,” said Frisch. Our clients responded by giving us a 9.5 out of 10 on our current safety rating.” As a doctor and owner of a successful practice and medical spa, Dr. Singer describes the challenges, but also the ease of adapting, “I have always hugged my patients, I am an empath. I tend to listen, spend time with them and get to know them, so it seems foreign now that I can’t be as close with patients. I am certainly looking forward to things going back to normal.” However, when it comes to delivering safe treatments, “To me it is common sense: wear masks, clean the rooms between
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patients including doorknobs and chairs, etc. Most people have been terrified from what they are being told, but the virus is not like a mosquito that will fly across the room and attack a person; it needs a vehicle, so if you don’t provide the vehicle, your chance is pretty good that you won’t contract the virus.” FINDING A NEW NORMAL For some, the new challenges of working from home have also had the positive effect of allowing greater flexibility in their schedules. Scheduling down time in our high-speed, high-stress world has never been easy, but perhaps more necessary than ever.
“Currently, the increased flexibility in work schedules allows for non-traditional days to become an option for booking. No longer do you have to wait for a highly sought-after weekend appointment. A Monday or Tuesday morning appointment might be just the thing to get you started on your week!” describes Frisch.
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FINDING STRESS-BUSTING ALTERNATIVES: Just arriving to Park City’s Main Street this fall, Hemped Park City offers the therapeutic benefits of Cannabiodiol (CBD*). Hemped Park City grows only organic hemp and extracts it through a purification process for the highest quality in potency. “For many, it is a much healthier alternative to prescribed medications commonly used to relieve stress and pain. CBD has a calming effect and has been used for centuries to help treat nerves and anxiety,” explains Marilee Scruton, owner of Hemped Park City. SOME OF THEIR POPULAR STRESS RELIEVERS:
• Simply Hemped Relax, an anxiety full-spectrum oil tincture formulated with lavender oil to help relieve anxiety, stress, pain and muscle inflammation. • CBD Muscle Relief Roll-On, infused with full-spectrum CBD extract and anti-inflammatory herbs to help reduce pain, promote relaxation and repair skin. • CBD bath bombs, enchanting anti-inflammatory benefits of THC-free CBD oil plus a boost to the immune system. *CBD oil is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. CBD oil can potentially interact with many prescription drugs, so please make sure to consult with your doctor/physician before starting to use any of these products, especially if you’re already on medication. MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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health + wellness + spa YOUR NEW FAVORITE PRESCRIPTIONS With fall and winter upon us, and to ward off as many germs as possible, Elements Massage is offering a Himalayan Salt Stone Massage designed to warm you to the core. “Our stones are 100% pure Himalayan pink salt, rich in 84 naturally occurring minerals and elements, “said Frisch. “The stones are warmed, then applied directly to the skin as an extension of your therapist’s hands.”
At Park City Medesthetix, the vampire facial is a favorite for addressing texture and tone, and brightening tired skin. Dr. Singer also just launched a brand new technology called Opus Plasma. She explains, “It is a skin resurfacing procedure providing the amazing results of a full ablative laser resurfacing treatment without the downtime. Patients can expect tighter skin, smaller pores, brightened tone, and the elimination of stubborn fine lines and wrinkles, all in one 15-minute treatment. It’s revolutionary!” Serenity Spa believes it’s time to unwind and indulge in some seriously overdue self-care. One of their most popular prescriptions: a 110-minute Signature Serenity Massage or facial. This comes with six of their most popular enhancements. During this blissful service you receive an aromatherapy Scent Journey, foot ritual, dry glove exfoliation, Gemstone Eye Mask and either a bamboo hair mask or coconut milk scalp hydration. Guests that choose the facial also receive their Purifying Back Treatment making it an all-encompassing service. For starters, its name is incredibly enticing—the High West Whiskey Rubdown at Edge Spa. Transport yourself to, “A journey back to the Old West that begins with a whiskey, salt and sage foot soak paired with an herbal infused whiskey elixir. An old-school massage on the muscle liniments to loosen any tension in the body is followed by warm and cold moist towel compresses to bring the body to an even greater state of relaxation.” The treatment concludes with a foot scrub and scalp invigorator for an ultimate unwind. There are still so many ways to stay safe during our season of struggle, while also enjoying all that life offers us today. So be sure to decrease your cortisol, increase your immunity and give some extra hugs to your (healthy) loved ones at home. ■ by Laura Jackson
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BREATHING EASIER
HOW ALTITUDE SIMULATION CAN CHANGE YOUR ENTIRE EXPERIENCE
Odds are if you haven’t experienced it firsthand, someone close to you has. And it can destroy your mountain vacation or high altitude living experience— altitude sickness. From the headaches, shortness of breath and nausea, to the lack of energy you feel, it eats away at the precious time you’ve set aside for rest and relaxation, especially since insomnia is typically associated as well. FINDING SOLUTIONS Altitude Control Technologies (ACT) invented the very first oxygen-controlled altitude simulation in the mid 1990s, and have been the leading experts ever since.
Larry Kutt, CEO and Founding Partner of ACT, explains, “Our clients come to us looking for a way to still enjoy the mountains without all the awful symptoms that can be caused by a high-altitude environment. Our solution is simple: we restore the amount of oxygen back to sea level.” The results are not only life changing, but immediate. As a champion Olympic cyclist, ACT’s other Founding Partner and VP of Engineering Shaun Wallace long understood the effects of altitude on performance and health. His passion and experience led to such unique applications as protecting the Star-Spangled Banner at the Smithsonian, as well as being commissioned by the Navy as their primary investigator for ongoing research and development for altitude simulation. RELYING ON THE GOLD STANDARD More than 50 medical schools and top research institutions around the world have chosen ACT’s altitude simulation system. Harvard, Mayo Clinic, the US Olympic Training Centers, US Air Force Academy and the Smithsonian are just a few who have relied on their expertise.
There are a few other companies promoting altitude sickness relief by creating environments with extra oxygen, but there are no other systems that have achieved either the impressive results or meet the standard of OSHA, the CDC and the National Fire Protection Association’s standards for high indoor air quality and safe oxygen use. “It’s so much more than simply adding oxygen to a room,” describes Kutt. “Our system can reduce effective altitude by as much as 7,000 feet, eliminating altitude sickness and restoring restful sleep from the very first time you use it.” WHY IT WORKS: THE SCIENCE BEHIND ALTITUDE SIMULATION
ACT’s air separation technology provides oxygen to your room where sensors for oxygen, air quality and barometric pressure measure the atmosphere and send information to their controller. That amazing controller, developed through years of research by the leaders in the field, then adjusts oxygen levels based on barometric pressure to simulate sea level, while monitoring the air to meet air quality and fire safety standards. ENJOYING THE MOUNTAINS AGAIN Throughout their 24 years in business, many realtors have shared with ACT how often a client’s primary reason for selling a mountain second home is due to struggles with altitude sickness. Because our body’s oxygen saturation levels can be changed within 10-15 minutes of entering a room with ACT’s system, an exciting and rejuvenating mountain experience is truly available for many for the first time. ■ by Laura Jackson
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TAKE A PERSONAL DAY Self-care is often the first thing that gets sacrificed when life is busy and stressful. People often think that taking time for themselves seems indulgent. But looking after your own well-being is not only a personal necessity, it ensures you’re able to better care for others.
Fortunately for locals and visitors, Park City’s world class spas and massage studios offer numerous therapies that allow you to treat yourself. Spend a relaxing morning enjoying a hydrating facial or a coconut scalp treatment. Or schedule yourself an afternoon break to enjoy the benefits of a calming therapeutic massage. SERENITY SPA Serenity Spa at Westgate Resort and Spa delights with treatments ranging from a purifying back treatment to a shea butter foot hydration.
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ELEMENTS MASSAGE At Elements Massage in Kimball Junction, book a massage and enhance the experience with Himalayan salt stones or an herbal ritual. If you’re a local, be sure to ask about their monthly wellness membership! elementsmassage.com
AURA SPA Aura Spa located on Main Street provides full body wraps that include luxurious options such as honey and milk with grapefruit and orange wrap or a micro-algae with ginger and lavender. auraspaforthespirit.com
OASIS MASSAGE If you don’t have a lot of free time but need a relaxation fix, Oasis Massage in Prospector offers a 30 minute reflexology foot massage or a quick 10 minute chair massage. oasismassageut.com
Whatever remedy you choose, just be sure you choose something! Your health may depend upon it. And not to worry, local studios care about your safety and follow all health guidelines. This includes requiring masks for staff and guests, staggering appointments, and stringent promotion of sanitation and hygiene efforts. ■ Taking care of yourself is the best selfish thing you can do. MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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Get Back to Life with
Masson Spine Institute Dr. Robert Masson helps patients live fully in the face of injury so they can be prepared for recovery.
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Advocating for Extreme Recovery
An internationally recognized neurosurgeon who specializes in micro-reconstructive spine surgery and sports spine surgery, Dr. Masson focuses on three main areas of spine health: cervical and lumbar disc disorder, cervical disc arthroplasty (artificial disc) and grade 1 spondylolisthesis. His patients are highly active individuals. His practice is world-renowned for its functionally restoring treatment goals in the face of spinal disorders. Dr. Masson has treated a variety of amateur, recreational and professional athletes and Olympians representing players from the NFL, NBA, MLB, PGA/LPGA tours, U.S. Soccer, UFC, U.S. Boxing, U.S. Ski team, U.S. Cycling and Wakeboarding teams. He is an expert consultant at spine health as it relates to sports and the fitness industry at large.
“Our role in the spine surgery cycle is to get people back to their life,” Dr. Masson says. “My practice is where people go when they want to restore their ability to chase their dreams and chase their sports.” With tens of thousands of microsurgical spine procedures under his belt, Dr. Masson has advocated for prevention, wellness, fitness and extreme recovery for his patients since 1988.
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In 2011, Dr. Masson found himself on the opposite end of the spine health spectrum when he landed on his head while on a trampoline with his son. His partner, Dr. Mitchell Supler, performed his cervical arthroplasty procedure several years later, and he was fully recovered within a month. Dr. Masson’s extreme recovery was due in part to one of MSI’s core values: pre-habilitation. Through adaptive fitness and improvement in nutrition, choices, and rest and recovery cycles, patients build habits that provide structure. Their bodies are then able to maintain that preparation before, during and after the therapeutic intervention. “It’s basically preparing yourself for future trauma,” Dr. Masson says, noting that most individuals don’t understand the value of prehabilitation until they’re already in crisis. The purpose of this concept is to strengthen the patient’s mind, body and soul in a way that prepares them for recovery. “If you show up for the surgery strong, your recovery will be quick; if you show up
for surgery in a deep, dark hole, your recovery will be long,” Dr. Masson says. “How you prepare for surgery is as important as if you should have it.” At MSI, all surgery patients are treated like patient athletes in the sense that the more prepared they are for the trauma of surgery, the faster and stronger their recovery will be with fewer complications. Whether it’s for the practice’s most targeted procedure, cervical artificial disc surgery, or one of its other specialties, patients trust MSI to coach them toward recovery.
Dr. Robert Masson is an internationally recognized neurosurgeon who specializes in micro-reconstructive spine surgery and sports spine surgery. He has been coaching patients in their spine health journey at the Orlando practice for over 20 years and brings his expertise to the new free-standing outpatient surgery facility in Park City.
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MENTAL HEALTH IS PART OF OUR NATURE
BEING A LONER DOESN’T MEAN YOU HAVE TO CARRY YOUR BURDEN ALONE As mountain towns contend with the ongoing impact of COVID-19, CONNECT Summit County has teamed up with the Katz Amsterdam Foundation to promote Part of Our Nature, a mental health awareness campaign. By emphasizing that changes in mental health are a “part of our nature,” the awareness campaign aims to normalize the topic of mental health, reduce stigma, and encourage people to reach out and access resources if needed. One of the most powerful things that we can do to overcome stigma surrounding mental health is to share our personal stories. The campaign uses animals to represent different aspects of mental health, but there are real humans with real stories behind these animals.
CHRISTINE NAPIER Our local bluebird, Christine Napier, helps us know more about her own story and that it’s okay to not be okay, even on the most beautiful days. Christine is the host of PCTV’s Mountain Wellness show, which highlights mental illness and the devastating effect it has on people and families. In every show, brave souls who fight mental illness share their stories. These raw stories make a difference by unveiling the truth; however, it took Christine a few seasons to decide to share her own story of having depression. Diagnosed seven years ago, she takes medication, attends therapy, and tries to live a lifestyle that she knows helps her. Some days are too much and she isn’t the person that she wants to be when she lashes out or retreats. But now that she has shared her vulnerability, she can continue having hard conversations and helping our community end the stigma around mental illness.
ALEX SCHLOPY Alex Schlopy, our local coyote, wants you to know that you don’t have to carry your burdens alone. Alex had undiagnosed bipolar disorder for a long time and fell into substance use to manage the highs and lows. He found himself disassociated from reality and eventually in a treatment center for a month. It hasn’t been easy for him to accept the stigma, and the effect that his mental illness has had on his family and friends is indescribable. For a long time, Alex wasn’t able to be himself but now that he has been diagnosed, he wants to shed light on this dark area. He knows that many people are struggling with mental illness and he wants you to know that you are not alone. Having a mental illness doesn’t mean that you are weak. You deserve to feel good and be treated equally.
RAY FREER The voice of our local moose belongs to Ray Freer. As a mental-health ambassador, he wants you to know that support and resources are available. His son, Todd, had a psychotic break while in college at the age of 19. For 15 years, his son struggled with mental illness and felt intense pain. Sadly, he had at least three more breaks and ultimately took his life at the age of 35. The poignant thing is that mentally ill people are not unaware and see their peers graduate from college, get jobs, form families and raise children. Todd heroically tried to come back from each break but could not and it is truly sad to be stuck as everyone around you progresses. Ray knows how important it is to let people know that they are not alone. Mental illness affects 20 percent of our society, and it is essential that we overcome the sense of stigma.
In these extraordinary circumstances of COVID-19, CONNECT Summit County is uniquely positioned to address the need in the community for access to mental health resources both immediately and going forward. Our mission—to create a wellinformed and stigma-free community with access to mental health resources for all—has perhaps never been more relevant than it is now. The organization provides educational programming to promote better understanding of mental illness and to reduce stigma surrounding mental illness; an online directory of mental health services available in Summit County in combination with personal assistance in navigating the complexities of the mental health system; and ongoing advocacy to citizens and local government for improved mental health services. ■ by Deanna Rhodes
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EAT LOCAL
Park City’s Recycle Utah curbside pickup, educational programs and robust local operation make recycling a no-brainer. Other companies like Jeff Jewett’s “Spring Back Mattress” diverts mattresses and box springs from landfills, manually deconstructing and recycling 90% of the components.
While Utah’s climate poses challenges for gardeners, supporting Utah’s micro-growers like Copper Moose Farms, seasonal farmers’ markets, and Summit Community Gardens creates a vigorous, and very delicious farm-to-table experience. Learn to “put up” summer produce for year-round goodness and healthy eating.
A BETTER LIFE
EIGHT TIPS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP & HEALTHY LIVING Everyone deserves access to clean air,
REPURPOSE/REUSE Yard sales are great for cleaning out your garage or finding lost treasures—they also initiate interactions with new neighbors, a practice that is proven to lift moods. Give castoff items a new life and discover latent talents by creating art and sculpture from found objects.
water and food. Worries over pollution, endangered species and climate change can feel overwhelming. However, there are a lot of small changes that can make a positive impact on our lives and Mother Earth. Here are eight ways to nurture nature and each other.
GARDEN Headlines about global insect declines, impending extinction of one million species worldwide and three billion fewer North American birds are bleak. “Some simple steps like planting a pollinator garden or replacing non-native with native plants are important because they will attract more native insects, which attract more native birds, and ultimately wildlife,” says Swaner EcoCenter’s Nell Larson.
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GET OUTSIDE “Nature Deficit Disorder, the effects of spending less time in nature, combined with our increasing pace and disengagement between people, has profound implications for our well-being and the health of the Earth,” says author Richard Louv. Numerous studies, including one by University of Illinois, showed that exposure to natural settings improved the ability to cope with stress and adversity.
SLOW THE PACE Just breathe. Unplug your computer, get off your phone, take the buds out of your ears, and enjoy the practice of quiet contemplation. Research shows that meditation can control anxiety, reduce stress and stress-related conditions like PSTD and fibromyalgia. It can also lead to a more positive outlook on life.
SOCIAL INTERACTION Relationships have an impact on overall wellness, positively affecting mental, physical and emotional health and increasing life expectancy. While COVID-19, distance and other factors can hamper social gatherings, luckily tools like Zoom meetings, telephone calls, emails and old-fashioned pen and paper keep us connected.
VOLUNTEER Lending a hand to nonprofits like the Swaner EcoCenter, Summit Community Gardens, Recycle Utah, Mountain Trails Foundation, or any cause close to your heart not only enriches our environment, but focuses energy on areas where you can actually make a difference in your life and the lives of others. MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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BEAT THE COLD WITH HIGH COUTURE COATS & BOOTS
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A Norwegian friend always says, “There’s no bad weather, only wrong clothing.” Breeze through winter in comfort and style this year by wrapping yourself in one of these warm, couture coats from some of Park City’s hottest boutiques, and kick it up another notch with chic boots and shoes from Double Diamond Shoes.
GRACE CLOTHIERS Grace Clothiers is aptly named—owner Laura Montecot-Fruth hand selects collections from New York and European designer markets to bring impeccably crafted pieces to Park City. “I love fashion,” says Montecot-Fruth, “the way it can express the inner beauty of a person.” Two of her favorite coats this year are from T.ba, a Madrid-based couture line known for fitted jackets and coats. The AB Classic has an equestrian flair and is made from “Gnu Fabric” that resembles leather. Greet winter with grace and flair in a fox-trimmed tweed coat, a ruggedly elegant style that’s great with boots and jeans. graceclothiers.com HILDA A fixture on Park City’s Main Street since 1988, Hilda’s offers a wide range of clothing and accessories for men and women in high quality natural fabrics from popular and off-the-beaten-path designers. Destined to be a favorite for this season is a fox fur trimmed cashmere cardigan coat from Kinross Cashmere available in navy, black, charcoal, dove and mink. hildaparkcity.com
Sitka Fur Gallery
DOUBLE DIAMOND SHOES’ line-up of this winter’s fav boots do double duty—your toes will stay toasty while putting your best foot forward.
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PANACHE Panache offers the latest fashion trends and contemporary women’s clothing by Brunello Cucinelli, Current/Elliott, Diane von Furstenburg, Elizabeth and James, Equipment, Goldsign, Haute Hippie, Henry Cuir, Mille, Mother, TSE and Thomas Wylde. Give your winter wardrobe an instant infusion with the Apparis “Sophie” Faux Fur in camel or the Uma Satin Tech Down Jacket, featuring an asymmetric hem, full lining and a faux-fur trimmed hood. panachesunvalley.com SITKA FUR GALLERY
In 1935, Manuel Hernandez learned the fur trade from a German entrepreneur in Puebla, Mexico. Decades and generations later, grandson Marcus carries on the role of master furrier at Sitka Fur Gallery, overseeing every aspect of creation, from developing patterns and styles for men and women, to curating sources for fine furs. The reversible White Mink Bomber Jacket features a hood trimmed in Shadow Fox, reversible to an olive microfiber liner. The timeless Empress Chinchilla with its bold coloring and soft texture was a show-stopper at Park City Fashion Week, and the American Lynx Stroller is also a very popular style. The men’s Toscana Lamb Shearling coat by HiSo features soft, supple, handfinished pelts that are lightweight and designed with tailored European cuts. sitkafurgallery.com
FOR MEN Forsake Phil Mid
The Phil Mid is the perfect waterproof casual men’s shoe to wear anywhere in our hip mountain town. Whether you’re going from the slopes to après ski, or from home out to dinner, this shoe will get you there in style! Timberland Kendrick Side Zip
The Kendrick Side Zip offers a waterproof membrane and great traction that will keep you dry and safe on slick winter sidewalks, while the full grain leather keeps you looking good at work or cruising around town. FOR WOMEN Sorel Tivoli Short IV
If you’re looking for something to wear to and from the mountain, playing in the snow, or around town while shopping, look no farther than the Sorel Tivoli. Available in both tall and short versions, the Tivoli is the perfect combination of fashion and function. Cougar Dayton
Cougar has always been a popular reliable brand for women’s winter shoes. With its excellent traction and temperature rating of -11 degrees Fahrenheit, this is the perfect Park City boot when you want to be snug AND stylish. by Corinne Humphrey
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SHARP & LOCAL GIFT IDEAS
LOOKING FOR UNIQUE GIFTS FOR FOODIE FRIENDS AND FAMILY CAN LEAVE US WONDERING WHAT OUR LOVED ONES WANT OR WORSE, ALREADY HAVE. That’s when a visit to New West KnifeWorks on Main Street in Park City comes in handy. The vivid handle colors and high performance blades make a unique gift that is sure to please even the fussiest foodie on your list. The fact that they are sustainably made in America and have a lifetime guarantee is just icing on the Christmas cake. You can also take care of the outdoor lover in your life by picking up a throwing tomahawk or hunting knife from New West’s “MTN MAN Toy Shop”.
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New West’s “knife concierges” will help you navigate all the offerings to find a unique gift they will enjoy using for a lifetime. You might as well bring your knives in for sharpening while you’re at it—and give yourself the gift of smooth slicing for your holiday feasts. NEW WEST KNIFEWORKS & MTN MAN TOY SHOP 675 Main Street, Park City 435.649.7219 NewWestKnifeWorks.com
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and specialty shops to international name brands, the most discriminating fashionista will find whatever his or her heart desires. This winter season we wanted to highlight four of our favorite local gems and encourage everyone to SHOP PARK CITY!
WE NORWEGIANS New to Park City, we are excited to welcome We Norwegians! Their location at the bottom of Main, is inviting with a modern Scandinavian experience. Specializing in sustainable & super-soft merino wool qualities for women and men, their collection can be described as casual and versatile with a sporty feel. Shop in-person on Main Street or visit them online. In store pickups are also available for online orders! 675 Main Street | Park City 435 649 9528 | wenorwegians.us
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ZENZEE For Sharon Backurz, the owner of Zenzee, every day is fueled by design. Backurz enjoys making things that inspire a smile and add comfort to life’s crazy journey. Backurz grew up in Steamboat Springs and started her career as a graphic designer in the big cities of New York, San Francisco and Seattle. She has a long history working with consumer brands, retailers, technology companies, startups of every stripe and hue, nonprofits and community-based organizations. Missing the mountains and small-town lifestyle, Backurz and her family moved to Park City where she launched her lifestyle brand Zenzee. Check out her unique clothing brand at Mary Janes Boutique, the art councils new Create PC location, or online.
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613 Main Street | Park City 435 645 7463 | shopzenzee.com
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MINNOWS KIDS Located in Kimball Junction, Minnows Kids has a wide range of options for babies (0 to 24 months) as well as kids (2 through 10/12.) The selection is handpicked by owner, Meghan Burchard. As the mother of a young daughter, Burchard wanted to offer children clothing that is stylish but not crazy expensive. Having moved here from California, Meghan’s style is laid back and casual. She has focused on curating a mix of brands and items that are comfortable but durable, all at an affordable price point. Minnow’s mission statement is to offer quality driven, style-centered baby and children’s clothing and accessories for modern kids, local to Utah and nationwide. You can check out her selection online or visit her store conveniently located in Redstone Center. 1635 Redstone Center | Park City 435 649 9528 | shopminnows.com
MOUNTAIN TOWN OLIVE OIL CO. The mission at Mountain Town Olive Co. is to provide the planet’s best olive oils and vinegars to make your cooking amazing. Jessica McCleary opened her noteworthy store on historic Main Street in 2008. She enjoys encouraging creative combinations and recipe experiments. She also offers a Food and Wine Pairing Class each week, where she pairs a wine with 3-5 recipes. Stop and shop on Main Street and let her team help you choose the perfect olive oil. You can also visit the website where you will find gift baskets, pairing boxes and individual bottles. 613 Main Street | Park City 435 649 1400 | mountaintownoliveoil.com
Visitors can “Shop and Ship” to have their own piece of Park City waiting when they return home. OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES ARE OPEN, SAFE AND EXCITED TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY!
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MADE IN PARK CITY
YOUR ONLINE SHOP FOR PRODUCTS ALL MADE LOCALLY
Made in Park City was founded to promote and sell products made locally. We are here to be a source for learning about each company as well as a convenient location to purchase all things local. We are here for gifting local, sending authentic souvenirs, and stocking local products for your own home and family. The variety and creativity will astound you, the quality will impress you.
While returning home from one of my many travels, I was once again empty-handed. During my stay, I did not have the time to shop or gain knowledge of where to find locally made, authentic, souvenirs and gifts. That’s when I decided to start up Made in Park City.com We have created a convenient way to purchase souvenirs and gifts as well as a valued source of information on the local entrepreneurs and artisans who make these products locally. How much more meaningful are those products when you learn the story behind them and their creators? Now you can easily avoid the relabled ‘made in china’ mass produced products and have a singular source for authentic souvenirs, gifts, and everyday items. Our website creates a singular source to access and purchase these goods online, have them shipped home for you, and easily find them online in the future. Welcome to Made in Park City. Abby Hatch
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LIVE PC GIVE PC CELEBRATES 10 YEARS SUPPORTING LOCAL NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS
Live PC Give PC provide EATS with a platform to raise money and today the organization has a small staff who host cooking classes idea: A 24-hour online community fundraiser to benefit and offer gardening programs in area schools. all of the nonprofit organizations in Park City. When “It was really fun to see their creativity and excitement for their the Park City Community Foundation first ideated the mission,” Katie added. “The first year they participated, EATS concept, many local charities agreed to give it a shot, volunteers dressed up as fruits and vegetables and really brought awareness to their mission. Now, when you see a giant carrot but few were overly confident Live PC Give PC would holding a sign or marching in a parade, you know it’s for EATS.” work, much less turn into the highly anticipated and While the success of the event is no small potato, Katie says crucial annual fundraising event it is today. the Community Foundation is most proud of how the entire community gathers to celebrate and participate in the event. “The “In 2011, online giving was still a relatively new concept,” noted depth of the involvement is really rewarding. Second homeowners, Katie Wright, the Community Foundation’s executive director. tourists, and high school kids want to give back to the nonprofits “Back then, many organizations didn’t even have a social media that have made Park City a better place to live, work and play. page yet. So the idea of a digital fundraiser was pretty new.” Even young elementary students save their allowance to be part of Live PC Give PC.” But what started with a ‘let’s give it a go’ shrug quickly morphed into one of the most important days of the year for the community, Live PC Give PC is held annually on the first Friday in November, local nonprofit organizations, and donors. Since its inception, but donations can be made to your favorite nonprofit any day of Live PC Give PC has raised over $16 million for community the year. ■ organizations and served as an incubator for several others, by Amy Roberts including Eat Awesome Things at School (EATS), a 501-C3 dedicated to creating a healthier community through food and nutrition advocacy. Donate to your favorite nonprofit: Now a popular entrée on the nonprofit menu, EATS was once just LivePCGivePC.org a small hors d’oeuvre, made up of a few volunteer parents who wanted their kids to have more nutritional lunch options at school. Ten years ago it seemed like a lofty, if not radical,
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PRIVATE CONSULTATION BY APPOINTMENT BREATHTAKING WEDDINGS & EVENTS HOLIDAY HOME DECORATING
ROXIE THE MOOSE
CALLING PINEBROOK HOME
The neighbors in Pinebrook may not “own” Roxie the Moose, but they do love her and want what is best for her.
neighborhood, where she is safer from predation than she would be “in the wild.”
Roxie has lived in and around Park City for almost 15 years. Although she does have chronic health issues, she always manages to get along and had two beautiful twin calves this past year.
One of the main reasons Roxie has been able to thrive in our area is due to the fact she knows where all the resources are. She spends most of her time in the Pinebrook
During the summer, a concerned citizen saw Roxie wandering around the Pinebrook community. Unaware of Roxie’s unique condition the individual called the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR). DWR subdued Roxie and administered medical care. The typical protocol for DWR is to relocate moose that require treatment. Thankfully, local residents’ saw what was happening and were able to speak to DWR and explain the situation. Thanks to DWR’s willingness to listen, Roxie was turned loose after her treatments. As a mountain community we understand the protocol and necessity of animal relocation, however, we also recognize
that each situation is unique. The crisis with Roxie could have easily gone another way, but with DWR’s understanding and compassion, Roxie was kept safe and is still thriving and living in the neighborhood she knows so well. ■ We can all be advocates for our local wildlife, and can help protect them by donating to Save People Save Wildlife of Summit County at savepeoplesavewildlife.org
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TRADING CITY LIFE FOR OUR OUTDOOR PLAYGROUND Face mask mandates, virtual classrooms,
WORK ANYWHERE Dennis Hanlon | Summit Sotheby’s International Realty What do you think is causing this new rush to Park City?
Back when COVID-19 hit Park City and everything shut down, everyone thought it was going to be the end of real estate for a while. We saw it with the recession of 2008 so I thought it wouldn’t be any different this time around. At the beginning of March we took a dip in sales but then May came and the market started going crazy and it hasn’t stopped since! In talking with realtors from other ski towns we all seem to have the same opinion: once offices shut down and everyone had to work from home, people realized that the office wasn’t nearly as important as we all once thought. And it then dawned on people that if they can work from wherever they want, they can also live wherever they want. And where they want is Park City.
Zoom call meetings—these are all effects you might expect a pandemic to bring to a community like Park City. But one trend that no one saw coming was a surge in our housing market that is now bringing in a wave of new residents. I talked with five realtors from around Park City and the surrounding areas to hear their hypothesis on what’s causing this rush and to understand why people are choosing to call Park City their new home.
by Amber Qalagari
SELLER’S MARKET Bill Redeker | Stein Eriksen Realty Group Is it a buyer’s market or a seller’s market?
It is a seller’s market, buyers are the primary source of this boom. In fact, according to The Park City Board of Realtors there has only been a 4% increase in listings this year over last yet we have an incredible 38% increase in sales. Our supply is certainly not meeting our demand. People want to get out of high density areas and move somewhere with wide open space and Park City has just that. MOUNTAINEXPRESSMAGAZINE.COM
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LIFESTYLE Siobhan Smith | Stein Eriksen Realty Group Why are buyers choosing Park City over other ski towns?
There are a few reasons I think. First, Park City is more attractive than some of the other ski towns because we are at a better price point. We also have a brand new, expanded international airport that is only 40 minutes away. Salt Lake City has a booming economy that is bringing a lot of jobs to Utah. Park City has become a “Zoom” city and our pubic schools are the best in the state. People are choosing to work and live in an area that gives them a balanced and outdoor rich lifestyle. Personally, I’ve skied all the other resorts and found that Park City was the most well suited for my lifestyle.
2ND HOME Heidi Gatch | Berkshire Hathaway Are you seeing more second-home buyers or permanent resident buyers?
We’re seeing a shift where people are no longer as focused on buying in Park City as a monetary investment, but rather they’re making a lifestyle investment. In the past, we’ve had a large sector of second-home and investment buyers from out-of state. I am seeing more full-time residence buyers from out-of-state now than ever before…and I’ve been a Park City realtor since 1992. Buyers in this new market are incredibly educated, internet savvy and they choose Park City because they can. They tend to know the parameters and neighborhoods in which they’d like to live before they arrive. There’s no need to sell them on living here. It’s exactly where they want to be.
URGENCY Sheila Hall | Summit Sotheby’s International Realty What about this surge is so different from the typical market?
The urgency is the differentiating factor for me. Most of the time, our clients are slower paced compared to the rest of the country in the real estate market. They like to take their time before buying or selling. Instead of people who are casually looking for a second home or pondering the idea of moving here, people are in the mindset of “I’m moving to Park City and I’m moving there right now.” That urgency is not something I have experienced in my 15 years as a realtor.
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4 WAYS TO TRANSITION YOUR HOME TO WINTER
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For some, winter is the season to hunker down in your home and eagerly wait for the heat of summer to come again. But in Park City, our home is where we recoup from a day on the slopes, enjoy homemade après cocktails by the fire and reflect on the beauty of the mountains covered in their fresh blanket of snow. We live in paradise, and our homes should reflect that even in the colder months. We asked some of Park City’s professional interior designers for tips on how to make our homes more inviting, warm and restorative for the winter. Bring on the cold!
Design is all about how we feel. How do we want to feel in our spaces in the winter versus the summer? Oftentimes, in the summer we want to feel cool, serene, and refreshed. We still want serenity in the winter but making that shift from cool to cozy is essential. Our tip is to create warmth. A great way to do that is through lighting. Make sure you have enough functional and layered lighting. Do you have fixed lighting, floor and table lamps and task lighting where you need it? If you have 3000 kelvin bulbs or higher change it to 2700 to make your lighting a touch warmer. Put your fixed lighting on dimmable and timed switches for different levels of ambience throughout the day. Have them turn on before you get home so you walk into a well lit, inviting home. hamiltonparkinteriors.com 801 892 3444 6336 South State Street Murray
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A few design trends I am seeing lately that I recommend incorporating into your winter home design is more color and texture. Stay away from the bleak greys and opt for warmer colors like cornflower yellow, navy blue or even a sultry orange. The vibrant color will add a brightness to your room even as the days get darker and colder. Embrace more textures as well. A popular texture that I think can really help you achieve the concept of hygge is both real and faux shearlings (sheep or lamb wool). Whether placed on a chair back as nice padding or a large piece on the floor, your home will instantly feel more soft and cozy. robertkellyhome.com 435 615 7125 1764 Uinta Way G1 Kimball Junction Park City
The key to getting your home cozy for winter is to focus on layering. Wallpaper is so popular right now and it’s an easy way to add dimension and depth to your room which creates a lot of warmth. From traditional grass cloth to vinyl which is easier to put up and less expensive, there are so many styles and varieties to choose from the sky’s the limit. In my showroom I utilize an aspen tree wallpaper that I think would add a great look in a home and really bring the outdoors in. The finishing touch for any winter space is to add in throw blankets and pillows—real fur, faux fur, chunky chenilles, whatever you like just make sure it’s comfortable and warm! oohsaahs.com 435 659 5864 1351 Kearns Blvd Park City
When making the most of your winter home space, textiles are always a great way to add warmth, texture and color. When considering draperies, think plaids, flannels and even wool blends. Fabrics that add warmth. Layering window treatments and bedding offers a sense of comfort. Candles and fur accents such as pillows and throws help to add that cozy feeling. On a more practical note, Honeycomb window shades are an excellent way to help insulate your windows to keep the cold air out. parkcityblind.com 435 649 9665 1612 W Ute Blvd Ste 109A Kimball Junction Park City by Amber Qalagari
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Whether your passion is summer mountain biking or winter skiing, living at The Ridge at Canyons Village is like being out of town, all the time. Imagine waking up each day knowing that just steps outside your door, adventure awaits and a mountain resort is your amenity. The Ridge offers 44 ski-in/ski-out townhomes boasting spacious contemporary floor plans with exceptional attention to detail within a modern design. Each unit has an attached heated two-car garage and private hot tub, both remarkable additions, especially when the snow flies. Equipped with Thermador appliances, solid oak cabinetry, beautiful quartz countertops and two color options, a light and a dark color
“These townhomes at the core of the Village which makes you feel like you are right in the middle of everything, when in fact, you are on the edge of the resort,” states Sheila Hall, President of the Park City Board of Realtors and Associate Broker at Summit Sotheby’s International Realty. “It is a very easy walk to the lifts and restaurants.” The Ridge uniquely offers large 4-5-bedroom floor plans, turn-key ownership, maintenance-free living and low HOA fees. With just a short 35-minute drive to the Salt Lake International Airport, these townhomes are a perfect primary or secondary residence. Take in all the goings-on on historic Park City Main street in just 10 minutes and enjoy the scenic mountain life in all four seasons. Developed by Calibr Ventures with interiors by Natural Instincts of Park City, the sleek design of The Ridge townhomes, both inside and out, are the first ski base community within a resort, a magnificent place to call home.
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It c an be eas y to as sume that all real es tate broker ag es and sales associates are the same. The truth is, I’m passionate about being different. For me, my re s ponsibilit y g oe s beyond assisting my clients in the purchasing and selling of real estate. As an ambassador of our community and of the real estate industry, I look at each moment as an opportunity to bring irreplaceable value to my clients, and in the process, redefine the indus tr y. Luxur y isn’t a price tag. Luxury is an experience and a commitment to going beyond the status quo. Being different isn’t for everyone, but to me, it is everything. Call me for a truly client focused real estate experience.
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VIRTUAL INTERIOR DESIGN TOOLS FOR EVERY TASTE & BUDGET “Working with out-of-town clients, we’ve used virtual design tools like Google Slides, Facetime, AutoCad cocooning at home, people are seeing the and the 3D Modeling program, Revitt for years,” says Erica LeMaster Sargent, Lead Interior Designer for Salt benefits of sprucing up interior spaces to Lake City’s Hamilton Park Interiors, “but during the pandemic these tools have proven invaluable for our accommodate home offices and remote clients, especially for those that struggle with concept learners. Also, while togetherness is good to a visualization. We coordinate screen time appointments at building sites with contractors, especially at the point, creating privacy nooks or repurposing milestones of a home project,” says Sargent. “It’s one more service that we can offer our clients that saves rooms so everyone can spread out is important. them time and it’s more efficient, whether it’s during the construction phase or designing custom furniture.” With less time commuting to work and more Spending more time now than ever before
time to stare at the walls, you realize what’s working and what’s not, that maybe interiors are looking a little tired and could use a refresh or an all-out redo.
Until COVID-19 restrictions requiring masks and social distancing are lifted, some are reluctant to shop in stores or have workmen in their homes. Luckily, tech-savvy designers and easy-to-use home-based computer design programs let clients and homeowners re-envision interior spaces from the comfort of their couch.
On BBC renovation show, “Your Home Made Perfect” clients pop on virtual reality goggles, and two architects walk them through their potential, fully formed new version of their home before anyone ever picks up a crowbar. If your budget doesn’t allow for hiring a team of designers, other services enable you to remodel at a much lower cost. Most online interior design services work in a similar way: you answer questions about your budget and style preferences, then an interior designer creates a virtual room with furniture and decor that you can purchase. Services vary in how closely you work with the designer, available products, tech features and pricing.
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Some online interior design services let you purchase the products directly through them. This may be convenient if you are buying many items from a variety of retailers, but you can also purchase products on your own. Pottery Barn offers one-on-one design services that will help you create your space at no cost. You’ll only get product recommendations from that company, but it includes sister brands like Pottery Barn Kids and Teen, West Elm, Williams Sonoma, Mark & Graham and Rejuvenation. To get you started, the Good Housekeeping Institute Textiles Lab recommends these services: • Overall Online Interior Design Service: HAVENLY • Value Online Interior Design Service: SPACEJOY • 3D Online Interior Design Service: MODSY • Hands-on Online Interior Design Service: ROOMLIFT • Free Online Interior Design Service: POTTERY BARN by Corinne Humphrey
If more time at home has taught us anything, it’s important to live in a space you love.
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NO LONGER IN THE SHADOWS
The Peace House is a community hub for free domestic violence services and resources for men, wouldn’t need a sanctuary but when two women and children, that offers survivors eight emergency shelter rooms (for up to 90 days), a 24/7 domestic violence homicides shook the pretty crisis helpline, clinical therapy, case management, legal advocacy, sexual assault services, prevention picture of Summit County in the 1990s, the education and permanent housing support. There’s Peace House took shape. Non-profit organizers a Peace room, childcare, playground, pet exercise area and 12 transitional housing units (for up to set to task creating a shelter for those affected two years) all within its enclosed spread. Even the fencing, with its artistic elements, is inviting. by abuse. In 1995, the “Little Red House on Beyond this fence, Peace House provides community Marsac,” with its five bedrooms and two baths, outreach and education awareness of domestic violence in local schools in Summit and Wasatch opened its doors. counties. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced them to go virtual but they actively host Zoom training Twenty-five years later, the Peace House has events, women’s empowerment workshops and successfully transitioned to their new community individual therapy sessions. campus near the Park City Hospital and People’s Health Clinic. The 2019 grand opening showcased Although the services are targeted towards Summit a more established public setting that welcomed and Wasatch county residents, they will not turn those in need. They no longer have to hide. “We anyone away; and that includes those on vacation in have more beds, more space, more services,” said Park City. Call the hotline at (800) 647-9161. If they Sally Tauber, Director of Development and Marketing. can’t help you, the Peace House will connect you to “We built this to provide for more people in a caring someone who can. ■ manner. Some shelters have 10 people in bunks and by Jill Adler one toilet. That’s just not dignified.” You would think an idyllic mountain town
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YOUR SECOND HOME IS OUR FIRST PRIORITY
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IN TOWN CONVENIENCE, OUT OF THIS WORLD SOLITUDE
2612 MORNING SKY COURT Surrounded by dedicated open space and located at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, this remarkable estate in coveted Park Meadows fuses the convenience and accessibility of in-town living with the serenity and seclusion of a private mountain retreat. Two separate residences encompass over 9,000 square feet of living space, a total of seven bedrooms, five garages, and all-weather amenities including a heated infinity pool, two in-ground hot tubs, peaceful water features, an outdoor kitchen, and a Zen garden — to make relaxing, reflecting, and entertaining effortless. No detail was overlooked when building the impressive three-story main estate. The entry floor offers a welcoming foyer, two ensuite bedrooms, a spa-style steam room, dumbwaiter for effortless grocery and package delivery throughout the home, laundry, storage space galore, and a massive mudroom with built-in ski lockers, boot warmers, and shelving.
An elegant curved staircase ascends to the garden level where you’ll find expansive living and reception rooms, a library, generous kitchen and dining area, ensuite guest room, and a master suite featuring stunning views and French doors leading to a secluded in-ground hot tub. A third floor provides an additional guest bedroom, bathroom, and spacious loft granting panoramic views of the open floorplan below.
Mirroring the contemporary and open design of the main residence, the well-equipped guest house offers visitors their own private living space. Those who prefer to host friends and family under one roof have multiple options, including selling the guest house as a separate parceled residence, presenting it as a rental for additional income, or providing onsite housing for caretakers. On the main level you’ll find two guest bedrooms, two bathrooms, a mud room, laundry, and a flexible space with numerous possibilities. The second floor reveals a chef’s kitchen outfitted with high-end appliances and stone countertops, vaulted ceilings with exposed beams and suspension cables, abundant living space, and a large indoor cabana area which leads to a heated outdoor infinity pool, in-ground hot tub, sun-filled terraces, and tranquil water features. – Story by Amy Roberts
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LUXURY TRAVEL
COSTA PALMAS ESCAPE It’s the antithesis of Cabo San Lucas. A pristine remote landscape on the edge of a halcyon sea. No high rises, no mega hotels, no cruise ships, no Cabo Wabo. Just mazes of dunes, dramatic mountain backdrops and ribbons of white sand gently lapped by turquoise warm water. Behold the Sea of Cortez, Jacques Cousteau’s “Aquarium of the World.” A wonderland of marine life and beauty. HIDDEN PARADISE Just north of the one-cantina town of La Ribera, hidden off a sandy road, you’ll find Costas Palmas, a 1000-acre beach community with a low-lying architecture that’s anchored by Four Season luxury. Tasteful modern guestrooms (141 total) reflect the sea, sand and sky with their monochromatic palettes, glass and stone and local artwork. Oceanfront dining at Estiatorio Milos (of Montreal, New York, and London fame) favors the finest seafood from dayboat fresh catch to Faroe Island salmon and high-quality meats accompanied by plucked-from-the-ground produce from the community’s 18 acres of organic gardens. Other culinary havens include a cevicheria beach shack, poolside brasserie and Limon for al fresco dining and craft cocktails in a seaside lemon tree grove.
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NO SHORTAGE OF ACTIVITES Golfers can tee off on the links-style course, designed by maestro Robert Trent Jones II, which meanders through the desertscape with plenty of ocean-views and challenging play, whether you opt for 18 or a shorter game on the specially designed 6-hole loop. An afternoon lazing at the sprawling spa might include breath work, yoga and a sunrise body treatment combining Thai stretching, body exfoliation, a Balinese massage and aromatic wrap with local herbs. Ready for a swim—you’ve got six unique pools for families, adultsonly, lap swimmers and infinity-edge lovers, and two miles of swimmable beach. While ATVs are the preferred land rovers to explore the desert dunes, the resort’s private yacht awaits in the marina for sunset cruises and aquatic adventures. Or gather your squad for hyper trendy pickle ball, volleyball and basketball pick-up games at the sports complex.
If you can extract yourself from the warm clutch of this beachfront paradise, the East Cape sports adventures galore. You can hike to a hidden waterfall and plunge into a crystal pool, zipline in Sierra de la Laguna Mountains; mountain bike in El Trufino or cast a line off a sleek sportfishing yacht in hopes of landing a Dorado, marlin or tuna. Nearby Cabo Pulmo, a protected national marine park, offers some of the best snorkeling and diving in the world. For the ultimate adventure,
skip the backroad drive and reserve the 65-foot Hatteras yacht for a swanky, full-day excursion with gourmet meals and a private diving guide to this underwater paradise. Commune with the moray eels, friendly sea lions, swirling clouds of jack fish (schools of 2000+) sea turtles and manta rays, and then enjoy a champagne and caviar sunset cruise home. School bus-sized whalesharks frequent the Sea of Cortez and if you want to swim with gentle leviathans of the sea, it’s worth a trip up to La Paz where you are almost guaranteed to see one during the season (November to April). SAFETY FIRST For those feeling uncertain about flying commercial in this COVID-19 era, NetJets offers “peace of mind” flights for Costa Palmas guests to enjoy special access to private air travel into Los Cabos. And if you fall in love with this East Cape sanctuary, which undoubtedly you will, you can purchase a swanky, sixbedroom Four Seasons Beachfront Casita for $16 to $18 million or an architectural gem in the Aman Residences Community, Amanvari, opening in 2022. by Ann Wycoff
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NEW TERMINAL & CONCOURSES
NOW OPEN AT SALT LAKE INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT Some things are worth waiting for. Phase One of the new Salt Lake International Airport project opened with the turn of a key on September 15. The lights came up on the all new Central Terminal and Concourse A-west, new home to Delta Airlines. Nine restaurants and a dozen retail stores also opened in A-west. On October 27 Concourse B-west opened, with gates for American, Alaska, Southwest, JetBlue, Frontier and United Airlines.
“This day has been years in the making,” said Bill Wyatt, Salt Lake City Department of Airports executive director, “To say we are excited to be here today is an understatement. After six years of construction and many more years of planning, we are proud to open the first new U.S. hub airport in the 21st Century.” Though there is more work to be done—the west end of the north concourse will open in 2021—the all new central terminal streamlines passenger checkin, security checks and baggage claims. Many more restaurants and stores will ultimately be scattered throughout the terminal and concourses. Pricing at
all restaurants closely matches what customers would pay outside the airport. State-of-the-art architecture and technology abounds throughout the terminal, including: abundant natural light to reduce energy costs; an expanded parking garage with 3,600 parking stalls, featuring a camera-based sensor system that guides drivers to parking spaces; and a spacious Greeting Room where, post-pandemic, passengers will meet family and friends. Stunning artwork, created or selected by renowned California artist Gordon Huether and reflecting Utah’s incomparable natural beauty, graces the walls of the central terminal and concourses. Airport public relations director Nancy Volmer emphasizes no local taxpayer dollars were spent on the Phase One project. Most of the money has come from existing airport revenue and bonding. ■ by Steve Phillips
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WE’RE READY TO FLY WHEN YOU ARE. Now that the new Salt Lake City International Airport is open, there’s a lot for you to enjoy — the views, the technology, the efficiency, the variety of shops and restaurants. And one of the things we think you’ll also like is our commitment to your safety — employing the absolute best practices in sanitization throughout the airport. As the world re-opens to travel, it’s not going to be the same. But when it comes to flying in and out of The New SLC, we think it will be even better.
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Take a break from today’s challenges and treat yourself to Courchevel. Housed in a historic building on Main Street, this new bistro serves French-European cuisine crafted with inventive flair and the freshest seasonal ingredients from local purveyors. Diners are raving, and so is CNN Travel, which named us one of the “world’s best new restaurants for 2020.” Serving dinner nightly. CourchevelBistro.com
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REMEMBER WHEN Step back in time and enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner in a 1939 vintage dining car. The owners of Road Island Diner create everything homemade from biscuits and gravy to a chicken parmesan sandwich to ice cream. Relax and enjoy a good ole’ fashioned country meal at Road Island Diner. Located in the charming town of Oakley, Road Island Diner is open for dine in or takeout. EXQUISITO Tekila Mexican Grill & Cantina is THE place for margaritas and great food. Try their shrimp fajitas, or famous carnitas and be sure to check out their selection of tequila, the largest in Park City. Open for dine in, takeout or delivery. Ask to be seated in their newly expanded Cantina area for even more social distancing space. BORN FROM FALAFEL For the best Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine, you must visit Nosh, located in Prospector Square. Chef and owner, Jason Greenburg, has created a diverse menu that includes both traditional and modern dishes. There are many gluten free, vegetarian and vegan options, and you can dine in or takeout for lunch or dinner.
A portion of the proceeds help fund UOLF Healthy Communities
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EXTRA CHEESE PLEASE This order-at-the-counter pizza parlor is the perfect place to take the kids after a day of ski school. Located in downtown Park City, Main Street Pizza & Noodle is convenient, and has a great selection of pizza, sandwiches, pasta and calzones. Don’t forget to ask about their children’s menu. You can also order takeout or delivery to enjoy at home.
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OFF MAIN GEM Located in the Snow Creek Center, Twisted Fern is an oasis of taste and creativity. Their menu will delight even the most discerning of taste buds. Garlic and sesame chickpeas, trout salad, double wide pork chops—hungry yet? Open for dine-in and curbside pickup. PERFECTION There is a reason Ruth’s Chris Steak House graces our cover, it exemplifies everything a restaurant should be. Since Ruth Fertel mortgaged her house in 1965 to open her first steakhouse, Ruth’s Chris has continually delighted and impressed steak lovers from around the world. Whether you prefer a bone-in filet, tomahawk ribeye or a porterhouse, your steak will be perfect every time! LUCK OF THE IRISH Flanagan’s On Main will make you feel like a regular the first time you walk through the door. Dine in for traditional Irish fare or order one of their takeout family pack meals. From Irish Beef Stew to Shepherd’s Pie to Bangers and Mash, their menu will not disappoint. They also offer favorite American dishes as well as an excellent dessert menu. KAMAS’ BEST KEPT SECRET Our new favorite place to order takeout is SUR Latin Street Food in Kamas. The owner, Max, is truly charming and makes everything fresh to order. Try his family style enchiladas, with rice, beans, chips, salad and homemade churros for dessert. You can also dine in for an intimate and casual meal. Open for lunch and dinner.
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DELICIOUS DINE IN & TASTY TAKEOUT
TAKE THE BONEYARD TO GO! Boneyard Saloon features a wood-fired grill with classic American gastronomy, and a range of tastes that are sure to delight all foodies.
1251 Kearns Blvd 435-649-0911 | boneyardsaloon.com
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ANNEX FAMILY RESTAURANT IS THE PERFECT TAKE-OUT!
ENJOY A NIGHT AT HOME WITH BUTCHER’S TAKE-OUT!
Annex Family Restaurant is the new family-friendly side of No Name Saloon located right next door. Featuring the same menu as No Name including our world famous buffalo burgers, with the addition of a kid’s menu.
Great steaks—Comfortably priced. Butcher’s Chop House by Diversified Bars & Restaurants has something for everyone. The Family Friendly restaurant features Steaks, Chops, Seafood, Pasta, Kids Menu & more. All items on the Butcher’s block include a choice of two sides.
449 Main Street 435-649-6667 | annexparkcity.com
751 Lower Main Street 435-647-0040 | butcherschophouse.com
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FIND YOUR FAVORITE! Parkites love good food and good restaurants. Thankfully, we have plenty of delicious options to choose from. Whether you’re planning a romantic evening of fine wine and world class cuisine or just feel like satisfying your appetite at home after a long day on the slopes, these featured eateries have just what you’re craving. From juicy burgers, to zesty wings, to delectable falafels, to savory steak, try to keep your mouth from watering!
TASTY TAKE OUT Nosh is a modern Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurant, offering its unique cuisine to both residents and visitors alike in the heart of Park City, Utah. Featuring house-made hummus, falafel, braised leg of lamb, shawarma spiced chicken and more. Come try our Nosh Platter, Mezze and our signature dish Chicken and “Fawaffle”.
1890 Bonanza Drive, Suite 112 435-800-2086 | noshpc.com
DINE-IN TAKE-OUT DELIVERY 435-602-1170 1890 Bonanza Drive Park City
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PARK CITY STEAK HOUSE
LUNCH SPECIAL ONLY $10 FOR DELIVERY 435-777-5156 wasatchdelivery.com
FOR DELIVERY 435-649-MENU (6368)
Rated #1 Steak House in Utah by the Food Network. With the rustic decor and delicious food, Grub Steak has remained a favorite tradition in Park City for over 40 years.
2093 Sidewinder Drive 435-649-8060 | grubsteakparkcity.com
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TAKE-OUT & DINE-IN 435 604 0243 BAANTHAIPC.COM 710 MAIN STREET, SUITE 3-103, PARK CITY
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Family fun on Main Street! Private Arcade Rental Pinball, Jurassic Park, Air Hockey, Foosball, Ms. Pac-Man, T.V.'s & more!
Enjoy your own private hangout on Main Street. Just 100ft from Town Lift. Food & beverage available.
The Mustang Restaurant
TAke Out or Delivery! Family Style Meals To-Go Award winning food from our kitchen to yours. 890 Main Street Park City, UT 84060 (435)658-3975 www.MustangParkCity.com
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OLD TOWN CELLARS
RAISING A GLASS WHILE RAISING MONEY FOR LOCAL FIREFIGHTERS
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Many factors contribute to Park City’s uniqueness, including a sense of community shared by individuals and businesses. Jason Morgan and Stephen MacKay, co-founders of Main Street’s Old Town Cellars, are doing more than blending great wines—they are partnering with wine lovers in support of Park City Fire District.
“This has been such a stressful time, between COVID-19 outbreaks, raging fires and other natural disasters in Utah and also in our wine growing regions in California and Washington.” says MacKay. “I’ve formed many friendships with local firefighters and other first responders, and I’ve seen their commitment and their losses, what they go through to keep us safe, and I wanted to find a way to give back.” MacKay reached out to Logan Rodriguez of PCFD to brainstorm ideas how to best support paramedics and firefighters.
also be donated. Try the latest version of OTC’s Perpetual Pinot Noir or their new whiskey-barrel-aged Tempranillo. Each week, Old Town Cellars will give a check to paramedic and firefighter Logan Rodriguez for the fund.
From December 1 through June 30, 2021, there are multiple ways to drink and donate to the Park City Fire District Fund. At Old Town Cellar’s tasting room and cozy, but socially distant lounge, they will donate five dollars for each bottle sold of their “Old Town Outlaw,” a blended Bordeaux-style wine with new world fruit and old world influence named after a band of local colorful characters. A percentage of sales from wines by the glass and retail sales picked up from their onsite store will
by Corinne Humphrey
Additional recognition and thanks should be given to Ruth’s Chris Steak House for generously sharing the Mountain Express Magazine cover with Old Town Cellars. Ruth’s Chris Steak House is proud to support and promote the partnership between OTC and the PCFD. ■
Old Town Cellars 408 Main Street, Park City otcwines.com
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El Chubasco
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and situated within the historic Coal & Lumber building where Main Street meets Heber Avenue, Courchevel Bistro is a celebrated taste of Talisker Club for all of Park City.
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Open for dinner 5 pm to close. Featuring USDA Prime steaks broiled to perfection at 1800° and served sizzling on a 500° plate, expertly-executed seafood including fresh, live lobster, New Orleans-inspired appetizers, unforgettable desserts and an awardwinning wine list. This is a steak house to which others aspire. If this is your first visit, prepare to taste the greatest steak 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. 2001 Park Avenue | Park City 435-940-5070 hotelparkcity.com ruthschris.com | Page 193
350 MAIN 350 Main is celebrating their 25th anniversary. The modern American cuisine of 350 Main has joined forces with the distinctive and award-winning Alpine Distilling! Combining the food and service of 350 Main and the unique spirits of Alpine Distilling has made this the perfect gathering place. We invite you to join us for a memorable experience with our dynamic staff, great food and drinks and an exciting atmosphere.
to the Marriott Summit Watch, Baan Thai is easily accessible from both Main Street and Deer Valley Drive. Their extensive menu is full of traditional favorites and unique chef specialties. Be sure to order the revitalizing coconut water, served in a freshly carved coconut, while you peruse their tempting entrée options.
350 Main Street | Park City 435-649-3140 | 350main.com Page 167
BUONA VITA It’s all about the simplicity at this warm Italian restaurant. Classic Italian: pastas, pizzas, salads, antipasto, chicken and seafood— and huge portions! Enjoy a full bar. Gluten-free pasta available. Located next to Trove Gallery.
710 BODEGA Bodega on Main is a modern style Spanish tapas bar. Mixing traditional tapas style plates, with our twist on the classics. It’s simple – it’s about good food, drinks and service, in an intimate and contemporary setting. 710 Main Street #101 | Park City 435-649-6979 | 710BodegaParkCity.com Page 168 BAAN THAI CUISINE & BAR Since its opening last winter, this authentic home style restaurant has been receiving praise from locals and visitors alike. Located next
710 Main Street Suite 3-103 | Park City 435-604-0243 | baanthaipc.com Page 148
804 Main Street | Park City 435-649-1336 | buonavitaparkcity.com Page 174 COURCHEVEL, A TALISKER CLUB BISTRO Talisker Club—the only four-club private community in Park City—is proud to bring you Courchevel Bistro, the newest downtown dining and gathering experience. Named for Park City’s sister city in the French Alps,
CRYSTAL PARK CANTINA Crystal Park Cantina has been dishing up great Mexican food and receiving rave reviews from locals and visitors. Enjoy their awesome fish tacos or original avocado pork burrito. Complement your meal with a “Fighting Sue” margarita or draft cerveza. Or for a refreshing treat choose a flavored Jarritos Soda. To-Go Orders are available as well as delivery through Mountain Express Delivery. Crystal Park Cantina is truly a local legend.
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412 Main Street | Park City 435-602-1179 | crystalparkcantina.com Page 175 FLANAGAN’S ON MAIN A Park City landmark where families and friends come together to celebrate great food and good times. Voted Best Pub 8 years running. Flanagan’s on Main offers authentic Irish dishes and American favorites, as well as gluten-free options. Enjoy music and sports in our historical tavern. As allowed by local health restrictions, we can accommodate groups, parties and private events. Curbside, Take-Out and Delivery. 438 Main Street | Park City 435-649-8600 | flanagansonmain.com Page 184
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HISTORIC MAIN STREET FLYING SUMO 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 stir-fried 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 186 JAVA COW CAFÉ & BAKERY Java Cow Café & Bakery is revered by Park City, Utah locals and visitors alike for our incredible, all-natural ice cream that is homemade on
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site. Our eclectic, kitschy décor and friendly service brighten everyone’s day. We even have vegan options. We offer coffee, breakfast, ice cream, and exceptional baked goods. All of our food is homemade with great care to ensure you’re fueled for whatever day you have ahead. 402 Main Street | Park City 435-647-7711 | javacowparkcity.com Page 187 MAIN STREET PIZZA & NOODLE Park City’s Family Restaurant! For over 25 years we’ve been serving gourmet pizza and calzones. We make all our noodles from scratch, on-site daily. Our large menu offers many different pizzas, pastas, calzones, salads, sandwiches, stir-fries, quesadillas and many other options for the whole family. Our kidfriendly environment is great for any occasion. We also have a large selection of local microbrews and a fabulous wine list. 530 Main Street | Park City 435-645-8878 mainstreetpizzanoodle.com Page 188
PRIME STEAK HOUSE & PIANO BAR Overlooking Historic Main Street, enjoy dining in our newly remodeled and contemporary full-service Piano Bar (21+) or our intimate dining room with outstanding service from our experienced staff. We provide an exceptional experience serving perfectly aged Midwestern corn-fed beef that has been hand selected from the top 2% of beef available in the U.S. and broiled to perfection in our 1800 degree broiler. Voted Best Steaks – ZAGAT. Voted Best Chocolate Martini – locals’ pick. 804 Main Street | Park City 435-655-9739 | primeparkcity.com Page 196 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. Full Sushi Bar and Sake Martini Bar. Serving dinner nightly at
5:00 PM. For full menu and reservations go to shabuparkcity.com. 442 Main Street | Park City 435-645-SAKE (7253) shabuparkcity.com Page 199 TEKILA MEXICAN GRILL & CANTINA The menu at Tekila Mexican Grill & Cantina is infused with traditional Mexican flavors and style. Our favorite plate is the Molcajete; grilled steak, shrimp and chicken simmered in a green tomatillo sauce, nopales, scallions, queso fresco and chile toreado. Enjoy a family-friendly atmosphere with extensive vegetarian and vegan choices. The bar has one of Utah’s largest selections of Tequila, serving the very best margaritas in town. Check out their new expanded Cantina space. See you soon at Tekila Mexican Grill & Cantina. 255 Main Street | Park City 435-649-3097 | tekilamexicangrill.com Page 201
825 Main Street | Park City 435-658-5451 thebridgecafeandgrill.com Page 186 THE SPUR BAR & GRILL The Spur Bar and Grill is open daily serving lunch, dinner and late-night snacks. Come in to enjoy our 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. Check the Park City’s Best Deals Coupon Book for local discounts offered at The Spur. 352 Main Street | Park City 435-615-1618 | thespurbarandgrill.com Page 166
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RIME | SEAFOOD & STEAK AT THE ST. REGIS DEER VALLEY The St. Regis Deer Valley is delighted to introduce RIME | Seafood & Steak, by Chef Matthew Harris. Chef Harris opened J&G Grill at The St. Regis Deer Valley in 2009 as Chef de Cuisine and then went on to open tupelo Park City in 2015 as Chef/Owner. 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 on the slopes of Deer Valley Resort.
ADOLPH’S Dine in a casually elegant atmosphere with exquisitely prepared cuisine. Enjoy Adolph’s Swiss specialties or select the House Specialty: Roast Rack of Lamb “Chervil” or the many veal specials. Beef, game, seafood or Duckling A l ’Orange or chicken and pasta. The best fondue in town – Original Swiss Cheese fondue and beef bourguignon. Save room for a fabulous selection of desserts, including chocolate fondue. Bar is open nightly. Adolph’s is open all year. Call or go to open table to make reservations.
2300 Deer Valley Drive East | Park City 435-940-5760 | SRDVdining.com Page 197
1500 Kearns Blvd | Park City 435-649-7177 adolphsrestaurantparkcity.com Page 169 BAJA CANTINA Nestled at the base of the Park City Mountain Resort, Baja Cantina has been serving guests since 1983. Awarded “Best in State”, we offer classic Mexican cuisine such as burritos, enchiladas, chimichangas, fish tacos, fajitas & our
house smoked specialties like our new BBQ beef brisket, smoked chicken & more! Kid's menu available. Open daily for lunch and dinner. Our friendly staff will make sure you come back for more. Let our family entertain yours. Park City Mountain Resort 1355 Lowell Avenue | Park City 435-649-BAJA (2252) bajaparkcity.com Page 172 BURGERS & BARLEY Burgers & Barley, located in the Bonanza Plaza, is a fantastic place to have a burger and fries! If you’re craving casual fare, look no further than Burgers & Barley. Check out their lunch specials for only $10. Dine in, takeout and delivery! 1890 Bonanza Drive, #11 | Park City 435-602-1170 burgersandbarleyutah.com Page 147
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THE BRIDGE CAFÉ & GRILL 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 by Taste of Park City. Top 10 Best Restaurants in Park City by Trip Advisor. Number One Breakfast on Trip Advisor!
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EL CHUBASCO El Chubasco serves up award-winning fresh Mexican food inspired from Michoacan in Central Mexico. Fresh homemade salsa and ingredients, to-go, delivery, catering and online ordering. 1890 Bonanza Drive | Park City 435-645-9114 elchubascomexicangrill.com Page 176 ESTE PIZZERIA We are a local, family owned and operated New York Style Pizzeria. We take pride in serving delicious New York Style pizza in a casual, friendly dining atmosphere. Our menu items are created using fresh, high quality ingredients. We put love into everything we serve – homemade and hand tossed dough, high quality vegetables chopped daily, homemade sauces and vegan items. We know you will be able to taste the difference. We look forward to serving our Park City community the Best NY Style Pizza around. Dine in, takeout and delivery. 1781 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-731-8970 | estepizzaco.com Page 179
FAIRWEATHER NATURAL FOODS Fairweather Natural Foods has served Park City for over 25 years! Come try our organic juice bar or smoothies. Don’t forget to sample the delicious baked goods made fresh every morning and stop in for lunch to savor one of the many soups, salads, or wraps. Vegan and gluten-free options are available. You will also find a variety of vitamins, herbal remedies and holistic health products. 1270 Iron Horse Drive | Park City 435-649-4561 fairweathernaturalfoods.com Page 183 FUEGO BISTRO & PIZZERIA “Park City’s Choice Pizzeria and Neighborhood Italian Bistro.” Serving incredible wood-fired pizzas, salads, sandwiches, pastas and entrées. Serving lunch and dinner with a full bar, outstanding wine list and draught beer. Come check out Park City’s best pizza and most affordable restaurant. Plenty of free parking in the Prospector area. Great for families. Check out daily lunch and dinner specials. Open for Dine in, Takeout and delivery. 2001 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-645-8646 | fuegopizzeria.com Page 182
AT WALDORF ASTORIA PARK CITY
ELEVATED COMFORT FOOD INSPIRED BY MOUNTAIN REGIONS AROUND THE WORLD.
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GRUB STEAK Park City’s Western Steak House since 1976, the Grub Steak has a great reputation for serving prime cuts of charbroiled beef, fresh fish and seafood, pork, rotisserie chicken, lamb and game entrées. The service is exceptional and the atmosphere warm and inviting. Rediscover why the Grub Steak is a Park City tradition. 2093 Sidewinder Drive | Park City 435-649-8060 | grubsteakparkcity.com Page 147 NOSH Nosh’s Owner and Chef, Jason Greenberg creates Middle Eastern masterpieces. Whether you select Nosh’s signature Chicken “Fawaffle,” a beef kofta pita or roasted eggplant bowl, your tastebuds will dance with joy. Conveniently located in Prospector Square, and perfect for lunch or an après ski meal. 1890 Bonanza Drive Suite 112 | Park City 435-800-2086 | noshpc.com Page 147
PARK CITY CHINESE & THAI Park City Chinese & Thai serves delicious and affordable classic Thai and Chinese dishes. Open daily from 11 am to 11 pm, all their dishes are freshly prepared with no MSG. Be sure to ask about the daily special. Curbside pick-up and delivery. They deliver everywhere! 1776 Park Avenue, Ste 6 | Park City 435-649-4000 parkcitychineseandthai.com Page 194 TERIYAKI GRILL Teriyaki Grill, the fresh, healthy alternative to fast food. Menu features delicious teriyaki chicken, steak, shrimp or salmon served hot off the grill with whole grains and stir-fried veggies all made to order. Enjoy a guilt-free affordable dining experience that leaves you feeling satisfied and happy. Open for lunch and dinner. 1400 Snow Creek Drive | Park City 435-615-1110 | t-grill.com Page 204
1300 Snow Creek Drive Suite RS Park City 435-731-8238 | twistedfern.com Page 149
C A N YO N S V I L L AG E DRAFTS BURGER BAR AT WESTGATE PARK CITY Drafts Burger Bar is synonymous with award-winning hand-crafted burgers, gourmet wings, fabulous sides and showstopping milkshakes. Additionally, DBB has over 50 beers from around the world, an eclectic wine list and a fully stocked liquor bar served by expert mixologists. Enjoy the amazing wraparound deck all season long. The mountainside atmosphere is lively and fun. From the
sizzling menu to the amazing service team, DBB is the place to be and be seen. 3000 Canyons Resort Drive | Park City 435-655-2270 | DraftsParkCity.com Page 180 EDGE STEAKHOUSE AT WESTGATE PARK CITY Edge Steakhouse is a modern twist on the traditional steakhouse, winner of the Best of State® medal in three categories, Best of State® Statue winner for best restaurant in Utah, AAA Four-Diamond award winner and Forbes Recommended. Edge offers an outstanding selection of entrees featuring Prime, Wagyu and Japanese A5 cuts of meats and the freshest seafood along with a large variety of creative appetizers and desserts. In addition to a full bar, Edge features a great selection of domestic, international, and local beers, as well as a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winning wine list. Where Las Vegas meets the mountains and gourmet fine dining meets a steakhouse, Edge truly delivers a 5-star experience. 3000 Canyons Resort Drive | Park City 435-655-2260 | EdgeParkCity.com Page 181
POWDER Located in Waldorf Astoria Park City, Powder restaurant features a menu with elevated comfort food inspired by mountain regions around the world. Open for breakfast, lunch, après and dinner, this dining experience is balanced with technique and imagination. 2100 Frostwood Drive | Park City 435-647-5566 WaldorfAstoriaParkCity.com Page 195
KIMBALL JUNCTION BIG DADDY’S PIZZA New to Park City, Big Daddy’s Pizza is already becoming a favorite for pizza lovers. Having friends over for an evening of fun, be sure to order the Granddaddy Pizza. At 26” it’s the largest pizza in the Wasatch Back. Check out their carry-out deals and daily lunch specials. Delivery is also available. 1612 W Ute Blvd #111 | Park City 435-649-1591 | bigdaddyspizzapc.com Page 171
DEL TACO Del Taco Park City is locally owned/ operated and uses only the freshest ingredients with a made-to-order menu. Choose from unique Mexican entrees 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 162
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TWISTED FERN Twisted Fern is committed to honoring the roots of the ingredients with a twist of creativity. Select from scrumptious starters like Bison Bavette and Fried Brussels to delectable entrees such as Chicken Fried Portabello or Utah Elk Strip. Located in the Snow Creek Shopping Center. Open for dine in and curbside pick-up.
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HEARTH AND HILL For the perfect Park City gathering spot to enjoy a unique, delicious meal visit Hearth and Hill in Kimball Junction. The cuisine and atmosphere perfectly reflect our wonderful community. Trust us, you will leave wanting more! 1153 Center Drive | Park City 435-200-8840 | hearth-hill.com Page 150 LOCO LIZARD CANTINA A long-time favorite of Park City locals since 1999, Loco Lizard serves recipes from Old World Mexico. We feature a creative variety of traditional cuisine including appetizers, entrees and desserts. We also offer a kid’s menu, sure to please even the pickiest eater. Please come and savor our chips, two kinds of salsas and house-made tortillas, all made fresh daily. Our 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 192 THAI SO GOOD Thai So Good serves authentic freshly prepared Thai dishes. With exotic treasures like Moo Yang and Gai Pad King, to favorites such as Massaman Curry and Basil Chicken, you will be in Nirvana. Don’t forget to check out their amazing lunch specials. Conveniently located in Kimball Junction, enjoy the extensive menu in their intimate dining room or order curbside pick up or delivery and enjoy it in the comfort of your own home. 1764 Uinta Way, Unit B-1 | Park City (close to Park City Coffee Roaster) 435-565 6989 | thaisogoodatkimball.com Page 202
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OA K L E Y ROAD ISLAND DINER Take a scenic drive through Oakley and enjoy a step back in time. The classic, feel-good Road Island Diner is just like the way it used to be with all your favorite sandwiches, soups, salads, and comfort foods. Gluten free options available as well. Stop in and appreciate a great meal with an authentic, vintage, East Coast feel. 981 W Weber Canyon Road | Oakley 435-783-3467 | roadislanddiner.com Page 198
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H E B E R VA L L E Y BLUE BOAR INN The Blue Boar Inn & Restaurant is an old-style authentic European chateau nestled in the foothills of Midway. Executive Chef Eric May incorporates European flair in nearly every dish, pairing modern-day favorites with fundamental German, Swiss and Irish ingredients and cooking methods, using only the freshest and finest ingredients to create his signature menu items, which change with the seasons. The Restaurant is always open to the public and serves a complimentary European breakfast to overnight guests of the Inn every morning. The Restaurant is open Monday – Saturday for breakfast and lunch, every night for dinner, and a wonderful five course Brunch is served on Sunday. Whether dining inside in the formal dining room or enjoying appetizers in Truffle Hollow, an authentic German pub, guests of the Blue Boar Inn & Restaurant will feel as if they have escaped momentarily to a secret European hideaway here in Utah. 1235 Warm Springs Road | Midway 435-654-1400 | theblueboarinn.com Page 173 DAIRY KEEN Come in and try our famous hamburgers and shakes! Come see our awesome trains, Freestyle Coke machines, and try our famous food! We also offer a gluten-free menu. Kids love us! Remember our convenient drive-thru! Open Mon-Sat 10:30am10:30pm, closed Sunday. 199 S Main Street | Heber City 435-654-5336 | dairykeen.com Page 178
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GLOBAL GRILL With plates from around the world, you are sure to satisfy your cravings at Global Grill. New to Heber City, stop in and learn why it’s already becoming a local favorite. Dine in or takeout. 734 West 100 South | Heber City 435-657-9448 | globalgrillut.com Page 148 LUPITA'S VALLEY MEXICAN RESTAURANT Located in downtown Midway, Lupita’s Valley Mexican Restaurant is worth the drive! Now under Mexican Ownership, with over 20 years of experience, they offer the best traditional Mexican food around. Indulge in their salsa bar, while sipping on a delicious margarita or ice cold beer. Whether you’re dining in, grabbing takeout or ordering delivery, you will find exactly what your taste buds crave. Delivery available everywhere in Midway and the entire Heber Valley. 380 E Main Street | Midway 435-654-3465 tarahumararestaurantmidway.com Page 203
MIDWAY MERCANTILE Just down the road in Midway find a tasty blend of history and modern swank. In a charming brick building from the 1870’s, refurbished but with all the best history intact, swells casual fine dining ranging from fresh 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 17 years, brings his urban background and marries it with Midway’s mountain charm. Their stone hearth oven means everything from cassoulet and crispy duck leg to pizzas and roasted fresh fish. John is particularly proud of his connection with the local shepherds at Olson Lamb who provide the best of Utah’s bounty. 99 E Main Street | Midway 435-315-4151 | MidwayMercantile.com Page 190
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For “A Soft Approach With Exceptional Results®”, put my honesty, integrity, reputation and experience to work for you. I’ve listed and sold exceptional properties throughout Deer Valley and Park City since 1992. I’d love to help you with your real estate goals. Cheers, Heidi “I donate 1% of every sale for Open Space” Saddleview Office 2200 Park Avenue, Building B, Park City, Utah ©2020 BHH Affiliates, LLC. An independently owned and operated franchisee of BHH Affiliates, LLC. Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices symbol are registered service marks of Columbia Insurance Company, a Berkshire Hathaway affiliate. Equal Housing Opportunity.
SPIN CAFE Fresh scratch cooking with a fun spin, including house-made gelato. The atmosphere is hip and casual, the service friendly and welcoming. Lunch, dinner, curbside pick up and catering. Beer, wine and cocktails available. Gluten-free and vegetarian menus too. City Weekly’s “Best of Utah.” 220 N Main Street | Heber City 435-654-0251 | spincafe.net Page 200 THE CORNER RESTAURANT The Corner Restaurant continues the legacy that runs deep in Midway by giving great service, making new memories over delicious food and once again establishing a place for family and friends to feel welcomed and loved. 195 W Main Street | Midway 435-657-5494 | midwaycorner.com Page 177
Corned Beef, Reubens - made to order, with sides, soups and appetizers. We offer a rotating variety of homemade entrées. Specialties include matzo ball soup, knishes, chopped liver and bagels. Located in the Canyon Rim/ Millcreek section of Salt Lake City, the Deli has a full-service dining room, patio, and offers takeout (call-in, online, curbside pickup). 2005 East 2700 South | Salt Lake City 801-906-0369 | feldmansdeli.com Page 164 RODIZIO GRILL Rodizio Grill is well-loved for its authentic and affordable Brazilian dining experience. Enjoy traditional rotisserie grilled meats carved tableside, along with an amazing salad bar. Wash everything down with tropical fruit drinks and cocktails. Visit their Trolley Square or Provo locations.
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Trolley Square 600 So 700 E 2nd Floor | Salt Lake City 801-220-0500
FELDMAN’S DELI Feldman’s Deli is Utah’s only authentic Jewish Deli serving real NY Pastrami,
The Shops at Riverwoods 4801 N University Ave Ste 710 | Provo 801-374-0100 Page 164
PUBS, CLUBS & BARS FLANAGAN’S ON MAIN Located at the heart of Main Street, you will find Flanagan’s. A true locals’ spot, this Irish pub has a warm environment with a full bar and great menu. Guests can enjoy an excellent dinner in a relaxed setting, and then indulge in some music, games, and Karaoke later in the night. Families are always welcome. 438 Main Street | Park City 435-649-8600 | Flanagansonmain.com Page 184 ANNEX AT NO NAME SALOON, BONEYARD & WINE DIVE, BUTCHER’S CHOP HOUSE & BAR Whether you’re looking for an intimate dine-in experience, watching the game with friends or treating the family to burgers and wings, the DBR group has you covered with their locations around Park City. Dine in, takeout and delivery are available.
THE SPUR BAR & GRILL The Spur Bar and Grill is open daily serving dinner and late-night snacks. Come in to enjoy our 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. Check the Park City’s Best Deals Coupon Book for local discounts offered at The Spur. 352 Main Street | Park City 435-615-1618 | thespurbarandgrill.com Page 166
ADVENTURE DINING
Annex at No Name Saloon 449 Main Street | Park City 435-649-6667 | annexparkcity.com
SNOWED INN SLEIGH COMPANY Come with us on an old-fashioned horse-drawn sleigh ride. We’ll take you from the resort base through the pristine slopes of the Park City Mountains. Upon arrival at our mountain lodge, our chef will prepare a western-style gourmet meal. Listen to entertainment and then enjoy your sleigh ride back.
Boneyard & Wine Dive 1251 Kearns Blvd | Park City 435-649-0911 | boneyardsaloon.com
Park City Mountain | Park City 435-647-3310 | snowedinnsleigh.com Page 79
Butcher’s Chop House & Bar 751 Lower Main Street | Park City 435-647-0040 | butcherschophouse.com Page 146 OLD TOWN CELLARS Co-Founders of Old Town Cellars, Jason Morgan and Stephen MacKay are doing more than blending great wines in their local winery, they are donating a percentage of their wine sales to the Park City Fire District Fund. From December 1st through June 30th, there are multiple ways to drink and donate including their social distance tasting room, or purchasing their wine by the glass or bottle. Go to otcwines.com to learn more.
THE VIKING YURT This is a Nordic winter mountain fine dining adventure unlike any other in the world. We take each diner on a memorable winter journey. This four-hour European dining experience is not a rushed meal as there is only one seating per evening. Your evening adventure begins with a 23-minute spectacular sleigh ride up 1,800 feet with incredible views of the night sky, giant trees, and the best views of Park City and surrounding mountains.The thrill of being the only ones on the top of the mountain at night in the deep pine forest is breathtaking.
408 Main Street | Park City otcwines.com Page 156
1345 Lowell Avenue | Park City 435-615-9878 | thevikingyurt.com Page 205
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With two locations in Utah, Rodizio Grill is well-loved for its authentic and affordable Brazilian dining experience. The unique concept features tender, rotisserie-grilled meat carved tableside by traditionally-dressed Gauchos. An award-winning salad bar treats guests to original salads, seasonal fruits and vegetables, and authentic hot side dishes. Rodizio boasts an unparalleled selection of fresh-pressed tropical juices, homemade Brazilian Limeades, signature cocktails and Brazilian wine. The experience culminates in a selection of exclusive, homemade Brazilian dessert not found anywhere else.
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INCREDIBLE CUISINE & ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS Breakfast: Monday - Saturday | Brunch: Sunday | Lunch: Monday - Saturday | Dinner: Nightly
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WINTER 2021
Filet Mignon (G)
Fondue for Two (V)
Roasted Fingerlings, Asparagus, Green Peppercorn Sauce $39
Gruyere & Emmental Cheese, Apples, Cornichons, Ham, Salami, Sourdough Bread, Pearl Onions $28
Seared Salmon (G)
Crab Napoleon
Butternut Squash Puree, Roasted Vegetables, Kale Pesto $32
Avocado, Tomato, Red Onion, Bacon Vinaigrette $15
Wild Boar Swedish Meatballs
Wild Boar Carbonara
Caramelized Onion Demi, Lingonberry Sauce $11
Duck Confit Crostini
Shredded Duck Confit, Cherry Bomb Marmalade, Corn Shoots $12
SECOND COURSE
Slow Cooked Escargot
Soup du Jour
Smoked Norwegian Salmon Pastrami
Mixed Greens, Tomato, Manchego Cheese, White Balsamic Vinaigrette $9
Garlic Buttered Escargot, Mirepoix, Served on Grilled Sourdough $12 Toasted Marbled Rye Bread and German Cucumber Salad $13
THIRD COURSE
French Onion Gratinee $10
Bucattini Pasta, Wild Boar Bacon, Shaved Parmesan $30
Rack of Lamb (G)
Bleu Cheese Grits, Asparagus, Lamb Demi $39
Duck Confit
Blue Boar Salad (V, G)
Duck Leg Confit, Mushroom Ravioli, Duck Broth $33
Caesar Salad
Sautéed Spaetzle, Asparagus, Fried Egg, Citrus Buerre Blanc $30
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Artisan Romaine, Manchego, Roasted Tomatoes, Caesar Dressing $12
SIDES
Roasted Brussel Sprouts
Prosciutto, Garlic, Chili Flakes $8
Bucatini Mac & Cheese Heber Valley Cheddar $8
Mushroom Ravioli Asiago Cream $10
Holsteiner Schnitzel
Forest Mushroom Goulash
Sautéed Forest Mushrooms, Asparagus, Potato Dumplings $30
Roasted Chicken Breast
Roasted Chicken Breast, Potato Gnocchi, Asiago Cream $32
Seared Scallop
Rock Shrimp Risotto, Herb Butter $34 (V) Vegetarian Option Available (G) Gluten Free Option Available
Executive Chef WINNER BEST OF STATE
Eric May
Best Bed & Breakfast Best Northern European Fine Dining Best Plated Brunch Best Inn Best Chef
UTAH 2020 2020 Consuming raw and undercooked meat, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase the risk of food borne illnesses. 20% gratuity will be added to party of 6 or larger.
1235 Warm Springs Road • Midway • 435 654 1400 • theblueboarinn.com
804 MAIN STREET (NEXT TO TROVE GALLERY) • 435-649-1336 • BUONAVITAPARKCITY.COM FAMILY-OWNED AND SERVING AUTHENTIC ITALIAN CUISINE
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16. DI FORMAGGIO
Jumbo Ricotta, Pecorino Cheese Ravioli, in a Mushroom Creamy Tomato Sauce
17. ALLA NONO
Spicy Sausage Ravioli, Sun-Dried Tomato, Cilantro, Garlic, Tomato, Lemon, Kalamata Olives, Chili Olive Oil
18. SAPORE FIERO Lobster stuffed Ravioli with a Creamy Saffron Sauce, Garnished with Parsley
19. VEAL RAVIOLI
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1. MOZZARELLA ALLA CARROZA Grilled Mozzarella, Fresh Tomato, Basil Add Prosciutto
2. MELANZANE ALLA PARMIGIANA Fried Eggplant, Marinara Sauce, Mozzarella
Veal Ravioli with Artichokes, Red Peppers, Shallots, Capers in a Lemon White Wine Sauce
20. BUFFALO RAVIOLI
Stuffed Buffalo Meat Ravioli with White Wine in a Fresh Tomato and Garlic Sauce
21. WILD MUSHROOM RAVIOLI Wild Mushroom Ravioli with Garlic and Sage Brown Butter, Parmesan Sauce
Fresh Tomato, Basil, Kalamata Olives, Onions, Balsamic Vinaigrette, Italian Crostini Fresh Buffalo Mozzarella, Fresh Tomato, Basil, Roasted Bell Pepper, Olive Oil, Balsamic Reduction
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22. ALLA CHECCA
Spaghetti, Fresh Tomato, Shallots, Basil, Sun-Dried Tomato, Extra Virgin Olive Oil
Add Prosciutto
23. AL POMODORO
Fried Calamari with House Marinara Sauce (on the side)
24. PRIMAVERA
5. CALAMARI FRITTI 6. RAVIOLI FRITTI
Fried Cheese and Herb Ravioli with Tomato and Basil Sauce
7. PICADA ALLA TABLA
Variety of Italian Meat, Cheese, Olives, Sun-Dried Tomato and Artichokes
8. MUSSELS VAPORETTO
Mussels in a White Wine Creamy Sauce with Garlic, Tomato, Parsley, Capers, Italian Crostini
9. SHRIMP PROVENZALE
Tiger Shrimp Sautéed in White Wine, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Garlic, Tomato, Capers, Green Onions. Served in a Parmesan Frico
Spaghetti, Marinara Sauce, Garlic, Basil Spaghetti, Mushrooms, Zucchini, Carrots, Kalamata Olives in Marinara Sauce
10. MISTA
HALF SALAD
Mixed Greens, Caramelized Walnuts, Goat Cheese, House Vinaigrette
11. TRICOLORE
HALF SALAD
Mixed Greens, Fresh Tomato, Carrots, Mushrooms, House Vinaigrette
12. ANTIPASTO
Mixed Winter Greens, Prosciutto, Salami, Kalamata Olives, Carrots, Mushrooms, Cheese, Fresh Tomato, Artichokes
13. CAESAR
HALF SALAD
Romain Lettuce, House Caesar Dressing Add Chicken
14. INSALATA CON GAMBERRI
Sautéed Shrimp over Mixed Greens with Garlic, Olive Oil, Sun-Dried and Fresh Tomatoes
15. INSALATA DI POLLO
Sautéed Chicken, Sun-Dried Tomato, Basil, Olive Oil, Shallots, Garlic, Fresh Tomato, Goat Cheese over Greens
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38. GNOCCHI ALLA BOLOGNESE
Potato Dumplings in a Rich Bolognese Sauce
Spaghetti with Pork and Beef Meat Balls in Marinara Sauce
40.DI CARNE LASAGNA
Meat Bolognese Sauce, Ricotta, Mozzarella Cheese
41. RIB EYE STEAK
10 oz Rib Eye Steak Served with Sautéed Vegetables, Topped with a Garlic Butter
42.BEEF SHORT RIB
In a Rich Sauvignon Reduction Sauce with Onions and Vegetables, Coarsely Chopped Herbs, Orzo Pasta
25. QUATTRO FORMAGII
Fettuccini with Gorgonzola, Provolone, Fontina and Parmesan Cream Sauce
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26. ALFREDO
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27. AL FUNGHI
44.SPAGHETTI VONGOLE
Penne Pasta in our Own Parmesan Cream Sauce
Penne, Mushrooms in a Creamy Tomato Sauce
28. GNOCCHI AL PESTO
Potato Dumpling in Basil, Walnut, Garlic, Cream and Parmesan Sauce
29. GNOCCHI AL FUNGHI
- SALAD -
Fettuccini tossed in a rich Beef, Pork, Sage, Red Wine, Tomato Sauce
39.SPAGHETTI POLPETTE
3. BRUSCHETTA
4. MOZZARELLA ALLA CAPRESE
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37. BOLOGNESE FIRENZE
Potato Dumpling with Mushrooms in a Creamy Tomato Sauce
Spaghetti, Shrimp, Kalamata Olives, Capers, Garlic, Basil with Tomato Sauce Clams, White Wine, Garlic, Bacon, Lemon, Chili Flakes, tossed with Spaghetti Pasta
45. SALMON PICCATA
Fresh Atlantic Salmon with Capers, Garlic, Shallots in a White Wine Cream Lemon Butter Sauce. Fettuccini Pasta
30. ALLA CARBONARA
Spaghetti, Bacon, Peas, Mushrooms, Shallots, Parmesan Cheese in a White Wine Cream Sauce
31. DON BERGANTE DEL’ORTISS
Italian Sausage with Marinara Sauce, Garlic, Basil, Bell Peppers, Onion, Penne Pasta Add Shrimp Chicken MeatBalls Italian Sausage
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- PIZZA -
46. ALLA MARGHERITA
Fresh Grated Mozzarella, Tomato Sauce, Fresh Basil, Oregano
47. ALLA CREMASHI
Tomato Sauce, Anchovies, Mozzarella, Kalamata Olives, Oregano
48. 4 CHEESES
Mozzarella, Parmesan, Provolone and Gorgonzola
32. PAILLARD
49. ALLA GALEANO
33. CHICKEN PRIMAVERA
50. ALLA BOLOGNESE
Marinated Grilled Chicken, Vegetables, Kalamata Olives, Olive Oil
Sautéed Chicken over Spaghetti with Fresh Vegetables and Garlic, tossed in Fresh Tomato Sauce
34. ALLA NASTARI
Sautéed Chicken, Penne Pasta, Mushrooms, garlic, in a Creamy Tomato Sauce
35. MARSALA
Marinated Breast of Chicken, Spaghetti, Marsala Wine, Garlic, Mushrooms, Cream, Carrots
36. POLLO ALLA PARMIGIANA
Breaded Chicken Breast topped with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Mozzarella. Served with a side of Penne with Alfredo Sauce
Mozzarella, Chicken, Oven Roasted Tomato, Goat Cheese, Basil, Tomato Sauce Bolognese Sauce (Meat Sauce) Topped with Mozzarella
51. GENOVESE
Basil Pesto Sauce, Mozzarella, Onions, Oven Roasted Tomato, Chicken
52. ALLA DIAVOLA
(Bruno #1) Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella, Pepperoni
53. LUCATELLI
Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella, Onions, Bell Peppers, Kalamata Olives, Artichokes
54. DEL‘ORTES
Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella, Italian Sausage, Red Bell Peppers, Onions
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CAPRESE • 6 CAPRESE • 6 Sliced mozzarella, fresh sliced tomato, Sliced mozzarella, fresh sliced tomato, fresh basil, drizzled with balsamic reduction & olive oil fresh basil, drizzled with balsamic reduction & olive oil
Sandwiches Sandwiches
Served with Thick Cut Fries with your choice of Served with Thick Cut Fries with your choice of ketchup or Este fry sauce ketchup or Este fry sauce -substitute Salad for fries add 2-substitute Salad for fries add 2-
PESTO CHICKEN • 9.5 PESTO CHICKEN • 9.5 Stone Ground roll packed with basil pesto, chicken, Stone Ground roll packed with basil pesto, chicken, mozzarella & baked. Topped with spinach, mozzarella & baked. Topped with spinach, tomato & a touch of mayo *V* tomato & a touch of mayo *V*
MEATBALL MARINARA • 9.5 MEATBALL MARINARA • 9.5 Stone Ground roll stuffed with house meatballs, Stone Ground roll stuffed with house meatballs, topped with house marinara & sharp provolone. topped with house marinara & sharp provolone. Baked until melty & delicious *V* Baked until melty & delicious *V*
Calzones Calzones & & Strombolis Strombolis
CALZONE • 9.5 | 16 CALZONE • 9.5 | 16 A true calzone. Pizza dough wrapped around ricotta & A true calzone. Pizza dough wrapped around ricotta & mozzarella cheese, filled with your choice of two fillings. mozzarella cheese, filled with your choice of two fillings. Regular or Large *V* Regular or Large *V* -extra fillings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large-extra fillings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large-
STROMBOLI • 9.5 | 16 STROMBOLI • 9.5 | 16
A traditional Stromboli. Pizza dough folded over pizza A traditional Stromboli. Pizza dough folded over pizza sauce, mozzarella cheese & your choice of three fillings. sauce, mozzarella cheese & your choice of three fillings. Regular or Large *V* Regular or Large *V* -extra filings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large-extra filings add 1.5 for reg or 2 for large-
*V* Denotes Vegan or Vegan upon request *V* Denotes Vegan or Vegan upon request
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Start with hand tossed dough in your choice of Start with hand tossed dough in your choice of 14" 16" 18" 14" 16" 18" topped with homemade pizza sauce & topped with homemade pizza sauce & a blend of mozzarella cheese. Top to your hearts content. a blend of mozzarella cheese. Top to your hearts content. -extra toppings additional, as listed below-extra toppings additional, as listed belowGluten Free Crust available in 10" Gluten Free Crust available in 10"
PLAIN CHEESE • 13 | 16 | 19 PLAIN CHEESE • 13 | 16 | 19 REGULAR TOPPINGS • 2 | 2.25 | 2.5 R E GPepperoni, ULAR T OPPINGS • 2 | 2.25 | 2.5 Ham, Bacon, Fresh Basil, Broccoli, Pepperoni, Ham, Bacon, Fresh Basil, Broccoli, Jalapenos, Mushrooms, Black Olives, Green Olives, Jalapenos, Mushrooms, Black Olives, Green Olives, Red Onions, Yellow Onions, Banana Peppers, Red Onions, Yellow Onions, Banana Peppers, Green Peppers, Spinach, Tomatoes, Fresh Garlic Green Peppers, Spinach, Tomatoes, Fresh Garlic
DELUXE TOPPINGS • 2.5 | 2.75 | 3 D ELUXE TOPPINGS • 2.5 | 2.75 | 3 Alfredo Sauce, Pesto Sauce, Artichokes, Chicken, Fresh Alfredo Sauce, Pesto Sauce, Artichokes, Chicken, Fresh Mozzarella, Meatballs, Roasted Red Peppers, Ricotta, Mozzarella, Meatballs, Roasted Red Peppers, Ricotta, Sausage, Sun-dried tomatoes, Vegan Chick-un, Vegan Sausage, Sun-dried tomatoes, Vegan Chick-un, Vegan Meatballs, Vegan Ricotta Meatballs, Vegan Ricotta
Specialty Specialty Pizza Pizza
14" 14" Gluten Free Gluten Free
16" 18" 16" 18" Crust available in 10" Crust available in 10"
NEW JERSEY COMBO • 19 | 22 | 25 N E W J EPepperoni, R S E Y Csausage, O M B Omushroom, • 19 | 22 | 25 Pepperoni, sausage, mushroom, yellow onion & black olive *V* yellow onion & black olive *V*
THE CLAY • 19 | 22 | 25 THE CLAY • 19 | 22 | 25
Pepperoni, ham, sausage, & house meatball *V* Pepperoni, ham, sausage, & house meatball *V*
THE OL' VORTMAN • 21 | 24 | 27 T HAlmost E O L everything. ' VORTM AN • 21 | 24 | 27 Pepperoni, ham, sausage, Almost everything. Pepperoni, ham, sausage, meatball, spinach, tomato, green pepper, meatball, spinach, tomato, green pepper, red & yellow onion, mushrooms, black & red & yellow onion, mushrooms, black & green olives, broccoli & fresh garlic *V* green olives, broccoli & fresh garlic *V*
BBQ CHICKEN • 19 | 22 | 25 BBQ CHICKEN • 19 | 22 | 25 Special BBQ pizza sauce topped with Special BBQ pizza sauce topped with chicken & red onion *V* chicken & red onion *V*
THE GREEN 4 • 18 | 21 | 24 THE GREEN 4 • 18 | 21 | 24 Spinach, tomato, red onion & garlic *V* Spinach, tomato, red onion & garlic *V*
TERRA • 20 | 23 | 26 T Eyellow R R A& red • 2onion, 0 | black 2 3 | &2green 6 olive,
Mushrooms, Mushrooms, green pepper, green pepper,
yellow & red onion, black & green olive, tomato, spinach, brocoli & fresh garlic *V* tomato, spinach, brocoli & fresh garlic *V*
Vegan Vegan Pizza Pizza
14" 16" 18" 14" 16" 18" Gluten Free Crust available in 10" *V* Gluten Free Crust available in 10" *V*
VEGAN MIDTOWN • 20 | 23 | 26 V E Vegan G A N fennel M I Dsausage, T O W Nroasted • 2 0red| peppers, 23 | 26 Vegan fennel sausage, roasted red peppers, vegan mozzarella, topped with fresh basil vegan mozzarella, topped with fresh basil
VEGASAURUS • 21 | 24 | 27 VEGASAURUS • 21 | 24 | 27
Vegan ham, vegan pepperoni, black olive, Vegan ham, vegan pepperoni, black olive, mushroom, fresh garlic & vegan mozzarella mushroom, fresh garlic & vegan mozzarella
WE SERVE NY SIZE SLICES ALL DAY! WE SERVE NY SIZE SLICES ALL DAY! AFFORDABLE BEER & WINE MENU AFFORDABLE BEER & WINE MENU
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DBBuffalo BBQ Teriyaki
Cajun Southwest Honey Chipotle
EAT LIKE THE QUEEN
“Queen of Versailles” Jackie Siegel’s personal hot sauce (she keeps it spicy!) Habanero fire sauce approved by the Queen herself
8 BONE-IN WINGS OR 4 CHICKEN TENDERS
EAT CLEAN TO STAY FIT.
HAVE A BURGER TO STAY SANE.
UTAH’S BEST BURGERS ARE HERE
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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 rings
BOUJIE HIPPIE
House-made quinoa sunflower seed black bean patty, caramelized onion hummus, tomato jam, Boursin cheese, crispy kale chips
SHAKE IT OFF -Taylor Swift
DON’T LAY A FINGER ON MY Butterfinger, vanilla ice cream, peanut butter
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Best of State® Gourmet Burger
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Oreo cookie, vanilla ice cream, ice cream sandwich
3000 CANYONS RESORT DRIVE, PARK CITY, UTAH 84098 LOCATED SLOPE-SIDE IN THE CANYONS VILLAGE 435-655-2270 | DraftsParkCity.com | @DraftsParkCity | @DraftsParkCity
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Seared, hand-cut wagyu, mashed potatoes, spicy garlic au jus
S i l k Ro a d S p i cy S h r i m p
Lightly fried, spicy emulsion, sweet chili reduction
Wa g y u Ta r t a r
Hand-cut Snake River Farms wagyu, quail egg, lemon foam, crostini, caviar
Table-Side Caesar Salad
Artisan romaine, focaccia croutons, Parmigiano-reggiano, freshly prepared dressing
Edge Salad
Hydroponic butter leaf lettuce, endive, grilled asparagus, avocado, heirloom tomato, Peruvian truffle potato chips, truffle vinaigrette
(Substitute cauliflower for a vegetarian option)
S T E A K S Domestic Wagyu
Wasatch 1941 Prime Beef
Dry Aged Beef
8 oz Gold Label Rib-Eye Cap 12 oz Gold Label Eye of Rib-Eye 12 oz Gold Label New York Strip
7 oz Filet Mignon 32 oz Bone-In Porterhouse Steak
90 Day Dry-Aged 14 oz Bone-In New York Strip 55 Day Dry-Aged 18 oz Bone-In Rib-Eye
Locally sourced and raised cattle are fed a specially formulated diet with a mixture of grain and grasses to reach the highest prime grade. This beef is aged for 28 days to ensure the perfect complex flavor profiles are achieved for our guests.
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Truffle, Promontory white cheddar, Niman Ranch lardon Red pepper pesto, poached egg, Parmesan, toasted panko
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Niman Ranch cattle are raised by a network of small family farmers that never use hormones or antibiotics. The beef is locally dry aged in Salt Lake City with temperature and humidity control for consistency, which results in a robust flavored beef with a nutty earthiness.
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Black truffle, Utah Irish cheddar, Parmesan, Gruyere, ditalini pasta, demi-glace Cilantro, jalapeno, Espelette pepper
Your safety and comfort are our number one priority. We have developed practices that exceed CDC guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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• Open 11am – Close • 7 days a week 530 Main Street Park City | 435-645-8878
Appetizers
Homemade Soup of the Day ............................cup / bowl Homemade House Beef Barley Soup ...................cup / bowl Garlic Bread ............................... with or without cheese Garlic Knots Fresh Cut Fries ............................ with or without cheese Fried Onion Rings Buffalo Wings ........................................... BBQ or Spicy 5-piece Chicken Strips with Fries Deep Fried Mushroom
Salads
Dressings: ranch, bleu cheese, soy sesame, Caesar, vinaigrette, thousand island, honey mustard, salsa vinaigrette
House Salad Oriental Chicken Pasta Salad Cobb Salad Caesar Salad .............................. with or without chicken Santa Fe Salad ............................. with or without chicken
Sandwiches Served on a fresh baked bun with side of Idaho French-fried potatoes
Teriyaki Marinated Chicken or Broiled Breast With sautéed mushrooms and swiss cheese
BLT
Traditional bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Seasoned and breaded breast of chicken with thick sliced ham and swiss cheese
Philly Cheesesteak
Steak, red and green peppers, onions, mushrooms, and swiss cheese. Served on a hoagie
The Turkey Club
Turkey, bacon, avocado, lettuce and swiss cheese. Served on wheat bread
Buffalo Burger with the Works
The works include sautéed onions, button mushrooms and bacon. With your choice of cheese: mozzarella, cheddar, swiss, provolone or gouda
Charbroiled Hamburger with the Works
The works include sautéed onions, button mushrooms and bacon. With your choice of cheese: mozzarella, cheddar, swiss, provolone or gouda
Calzones
Made to order with our homemade pizza dough, stuffed with the freshest ingredients, then folded and baked to a golden brown. Your choice
Calzone #1
Ricotta and mozzarella cheese, marinara sauce, Canadian bacon, mushrooms, and spinach
Garden Veggie Burger with the Works
The works include sautéed onions and button mushrooms. With your choice of cheese: mozzarella, cheddar, swiss, provolone or gouda
Stir Fry
Calzone #2
Served over rice, sautéed with sesame oil, teriyaki sauce, broccoli, carrots, red onions, mushrooms, snow peas, bean sprouts, squash zucchini, red and green bell peppers
Create your own calzone
Vegetable Chicken
Ricotta and mozzarella cheese, marinara sauce, spinach, tomatoes, red onion, and green bell peppers, mushrooms and black olives Your choice, up to 5 ingredients! See Pizza Toppings
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Pasta ..................................................... Full / Half
Create Your Own Pizza
House Pasta
10-inch / 16-inch Pizza Toppings:
Broiled sliced breast of chicken sautéed in garlic and butter with broccoli, carrots, parmesan, and asiago cheese and fresh dairy cream served with pasta curls
Pasta #2
Tequila lime chicken sautéed in a creamy sauce with red and green bell peppers and red onions, served with white and spinach fettucine noodles
Pasta #3
Mushrooms, prosciutto, parmesan, asiago and feta cheese with pesto, fresh cream, and spinach fettucine noodles
Artichoke Hearts Asiago Cheese Anchovies Bacon Bits Banana Peppers Black Olives Broccoli Canadian Bacon Chicken
Fresh Basil Garlic Green Olives Green or Red Peppers Ground Beef Italian Sausage Jalapenos Mushroom Pepperoni
Pineapple Prosciutto Red Onions Smoked Gouda Squash Sundried Tomatoes Spinach Tomatoes Zucchini
Specialty Pizzas
Pasta #4
No substitutions – no half / half orders
Broiled sliced breast of chicken sautéed with mushrooms, fresh basil, finished with a demi glaze and topped with parmesan, served with white fettucine noodles
10-inch / 16-inch House Pizza
Pasta #5
Pesto based mozzarella cheese, garlic, sundried tomatoes and shrimp
Homemade meatballs with house marinara sauce served over spaghetti noodles and topped with freshly grated parmesan cheese
BBQ Chicken Pizza
Pasta #6
Hot and Spicy Southwest Burrito Pizza
Gulf shrimp, asiago cheese, garlic, tomatoes, button mushrooms served in a fresh cream sauce with penne rigate noodles
Pasta #7
Teriyaki sautéed in sesame oil with red and green bell peppers, red onions topped with sesame seeds and served with fettucine noodles
Pasta #8
With sliced red onions, cilantro, smoked gouda, mozzarella cheese and BBQ sauce Grilled chicken breast marinated in lime and herbs plus fire roasted chilies, jalapeno peppers, red onion, mozzarella and cheddar cheeses. Salsa, sour cream, and guacamole served on the side
Focaccia Pizza
Garlic, olive oil, mozzarella, asiago, parmesan, fresh basil, fresh tomatoes. No sauce
Fresh cheese filled tortellini served in our homemade alfredo cream sauce topped with freshly grated parmesan and asiago cheeses
Cholesterol Hiker
Pasta #9
Maui Mama Pizza
(no half order) chicken parmesan seasoned and breaded breast of chicken. Served with spaghetti noodles, our homemade red sauce and smothered with melted mozzarella
Pasta #10
Fettucini chicken alfredo
Italian sausage, pepperoni, Canadian bacon and mozzarella Canadian bacon, pineapple and mozzarella cheese
Santa Fe Chicken Pizza
Grilled chicken breast marinated in lime and herbs with red onions, mozzarella cheese, fresh cilantro and a side of salsa, sour cream and guacamole
Mountain Garden Pizza
Mixed bell peppers, mushrooms, red onions, black olives. Made with or without sauce and cheese
Five Cheese Pizza
Smoked gouda, parmesan, feta, mozzarella and asiago cheeses
Breakfast Burrito
Eggs, potatoes, red and green peppers, mushroom, onions, cheddar cheese, in a flour tortilla
Sizzlin’ Steak or Chicken Quesadilla
Made Mexican style with onions, red and green peppers, button mushrooms. Salsa, sour cream, and guacamole on the side
Cheese Quesadilla With salsa, sour cream and guacamole on the side
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APPETIZERS
Served with white, brown, jasmine, or egg fried rice
Eggrolls - pork (2) or vegetarian (3) Potstickers (6) Steamed Pork Dumplings (6) NEW Veggie Dumplings (6) (fried) NEW Tempura Shrimp (6) NEW Din Sum Shrimp Dumplings (6) glazed with sweet & spicy sauce Cream Cheese Wontons (6) *Lettuce Wraps (vegetarian or chicken) GF *Spicy Lemon Potstickers Z Chicken Dumplings (6)(fried) Jumbo Shrimp (6) Stir-Fry Green Beans GF Edamame GF
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Sweet Sour Chicken Lemon Chicken *Orange Chicken Z GF Chicken with Veggies GF Cashew Chicken GF Sesame Chicken GF *Kung Pao Chicken Z GF *General Tsao’s Chicken Z GF Szechwan Chicken Z GF Spicy Thai Chicken in Peanut Sauce Z *Thai Basil Chicken Z GF *Thai Coconut Chicken Z GF
THAI CURRIES Served with white, brown, jasmine, or egg fried rice
Choose: Vegetarian, Chicken, Beef, Pork, Shrimp or Combo
WINGS
*Thai Green Curry Z *Thai Red Curry Z GF *Thai Yellow Curry Z GF *Panang Curry Z GF *Masaman Curry Z GF GF
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Sweet Sour Shrimp *Kung Pao Shrimp Z GF Shrimp with Veggies GF Walnut Shrimp Teriyaki Shrimp GF Scallops with Garlic Sauce Z GF *Spicy Thai Steak & Shrimp with Basil Z NEW Thai Coconut Shrimp Served with white, brown, jasmine, or egg fried rice
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Thai Pineapple Shrimp Fried Rice Ham Fried Rice GF
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Mongolian Beef Z GF Beef Broccoli Delight GF Beef with Mixed Veggies *Thai Basil Beef ZZ GF Asian Cowboy Ribs Z Sweet Sour Pork Szechwan Pork Z GF Pork with Veggies GF
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Miso GF Hot Sour GF Egg Flower GF Wonton *Thai Tom Kha (veg or chicken) Z Thai Tom Yum Goong Z Z GF
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B R EAK FAST SMASHED CAL IFOR N IA AVOCA DO TOAST edamame | mint | pea tendrils | parmesan | multi-grain
YOGURT PAR FAIT
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greek yogurt | berries | house made almond granola
BR IOCHE FREN CH TOAST
LUN C H FOREST WILD & EXOTIC MUSHROOM CAPPUCCINO
strawberry rhubarb compote | toasted almonds white chocolate cream cheese ganache
BLUEBERRY LEMON PANCAKES
GF
blueberry compote | citrus whipped mascarpone
truffle essence | cream | micro basil
WAL DORF EGGS BEN EDICT
ROASTED BEET & BELGIAN ENDIVE
english muffin | house made tomato jam | hollandaise | zucchini and tomato niman ranch shaved ham | cambridge hand cured smoked salmon
humbolt fog | candied pecans | elderflower vinaigrette
*AHI TUNA TACOS cucumber | avocado | chili vinaigrette
SHORT RIB STROGANOFF pappardelle pasta | cremini mushroom root vegetables | parmesan cheese
*MISO SOY GLAZED WILD FILET OF KING SALMON GF roasted brussels sprouts on the stalk | celery root puree
AT WA LD O R F ASTO R IA PA R K C I T Y
DI NN ER *WEST COAST OYSTERS blood orange caviar | mignonette
HEIR L OOM CAR R OT ginger honey vinaigrette | pecans | fromage blanc | tyrolian speck
LOBSTER VELOUTÉ
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cream | poached lobster | cognac onion marmalade
WIL D BOAR AG N OL OTTI mushroom ragu | sage | pearl onions
*VEN ISON L OIN & SEAR ED FOIE G R AS
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potato gnocchi | shiitake mushroom | pecans | cranberries | black currant balsamic reduction
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Prime offers custom-cut steaks, seafood and exceptional service in a fun, casual ambiance. Located on Main Street directly opposite the Town Lift.
“Best Steaks in Park City” - Zagat Survey
Dining on Main Street
5:30 PM TO CLOSE Reservations Recommended For a full menu and online reservations please visit:
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CHEF
Matthew Harris
CHEF DE CUISINE Austin Hamilton
The St. Regis Deer Valley 2300 Deer Valley Drive East, Park City +1 435 940 5760 SRDVdining.com
FRESH SEAFOOD & STEAK AT THE ST. REGIS DEER VALLEY Enjoy traditional American cuisine as exquisite as the views at RIME | Seafood & Steak, the signature restaurant by Chef Matthew Harris 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, paired with an award-winning 10,000+ bottle wine cellar, will transport you to New England and European coastlines while you take in mountain views on the slopes of Deer Valley Resort. Come savor the contrast and RIME with us. Our menus change frequently to always feature the freshest ingredients at the peak of their season. Here is a sampling of our offerings:
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FOCACCIA European butter
DIVER SCALLOPS Deer Island, ME
GRILLED OCTOPUS Yukon potatoes, Chorizo, duck fat
8 OZ AHI TUNA Steak | Honolulu, HI
CLASSIC SHRIMP COCKTAIL Jumbo shrimp, lemon
IDAHO TROUT Filet | Hagerman, ID
GARLIC CRAB CAKE Espelette remoulade, celery root, candied lemon
8 OZ KING SALMON Steak | Wild Isles, SCT
BLACK TRUFFLE PIZZA Fontina cheese, chicory, chives
RAW + CRU OYSTERS Classic accompaniments MARKET SHELLFISH TOWER Steamed Maine half lobster Poached jumbo shrimp Selection of oysters Scallop ceviche Alaskan king crab YELLOW FIN TUNA TARTARE Chives, toast MAINE DIVER SCALLOP CRUDO Truffle, chives, enoki mushrooms SLICED FLUKE CRUDO Green apple, mint, chili vinaigrette
+1 435 940 5760 SRDVdining.com
BLACK COD Six oz steak | Sitka, AK ROASTED HALF CHICKEN Pitman Farm, CA 14 OZ DOUBLE CUT PORK CHOP Snake River Farms, WA 8 OZ FILET Niman Ranch, CA FOUR-BONE LAMB RACK J12 Ranch, UT 14 OZ NEW YORK STRIP Niman Ranch, CA
SOUP + SALAD CLAM CHOWDER Littleneck clams, new potatoes, smoked bacon BOSTON BIBB SALAD Apples, pepita seeds, buttermilk, radish CAESAR SALAD Heart of romaine, olive oil, lemon, classic Caesar dressing ROASTED WINTER SQUASH SOUP Hon shimeji mushrooms, coconut milk
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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 40
crunchy wontons, Point Reyes blue cheese, orange sesame vinaigrette 16
SHABU SIZZLE
teriyaki, grilled vegetables, chicken or beef 33 shrimp, salmon or combo 35
POKE cubed tuna, tri-color seaweed, tobiko, cucumber, carrot, kaiware, soba noodles, crispy onions 22
KORABUTA PORK CHOP honey hoisin glaze, duck confit fried rice,
TUNA TATAKI ponzu butter, micro greens, tobiko 21
tonkatsu demi-glace 36
YELLOWTAIL JALAPEÑO sashimi pinwheel,
HOT POT Chef Robert’s special selection 28
cilantro, yuzu soy, Sriracha 24
MOJO RISING Szechuan chicken sausage, galbi, rice noodles, panang curry,
SEAWEED SALAD 15
jalapeño oil, Thai basil, scallion 26
SEAWEED & SQUID SALAD 17
CRISPY COCONUT TOFU wok vegetables, sweet soy 26 SHOYO RAMEN pork and chicken broth, shoyu soy, fresh ramen, green onion, kimchi
HOT FLAVORS
soft-boiled egg 25 tofu 26 pork belly, pork sobor, chicken or beef 27 shrimp 28
HOT ROCK marinated American wagyu,
PIPELINE hamachi, tempura shishito peppers, and avocado, topped
ponzu butter 25
with ocean trout, lime, & chilero ponzu 20
POT STICKERS beef & pork,
HONEY ROLL tempura shrimp, avocado, cucumber, and sriracha.
chili apricot sauce 16
Topped with hamachi, albacore, lime, & crunchies. Drizzled with eel sauce and pure honey 20
SIZZLING SCALLOPS yuzu, crispy pancetta,
parmesan cracker, sweet chili plum sauce, ginger fig & date compote 20
KOMODO DRAGON tempura soft shell crab, pine- apple, sprouts,
avocado, and spicy habanero sauce. Topped with tuna tartare, crunchies, & eel sauce 20
CHICKEN KARAAGE Japanese fried chicken, java curry,
yuzu chive aioli 16
RISING SUN blue crab, grilled asparagus, avocado, and roasted red
TRAEGER SMOKED KUROBUTA PORK RIBS
pepper. Topped with salmon, lemon, & poke dressing 19
togarashi frites 26
YELLOW WIDOW tempura soft shell crab, avocado and daikon
CRISPY SPRING ROLLS
sprouts. Topped with hamachi, maguro, & lemon. With spicy eel sauce 20
king crab, shrimp, rice noodles 19
BLISTERED GREENS BEANS • SHISHITO PEPPERS
THE COSTA tuna, tempura shishito peppers, cilantro, lime,
sweet & spicy miso, roasted peanuts 14
kaiware, avocado, and “chilero” hot sauce. Topped with Ponzu 18
FIRECRACKER SHRIMP tempura, spicy aioli, tobiko, green onion 19
NITRO ROLL tempura shrimp, avocado, and pineapple,
NIGHTLY DIM SUM 15
rolled inside out. Topped with maguro, tobiko & eel sauce 20
TEMPURA VEGETABLES half 12
HANALEI BAY tuna, asparagus, Thai basil, and habanero
full 18
sauce. Topped with Hokkaido scallops, thinly sliced orange, and roasted onion ponzu 25
TEMPURA SEAFOOD half 14
DINNER SERVED
full 23
CATERPILLAR Unagi, cucumber, topped with avocado and teriyaki sauce 18
MISO SOUP 6
4:00 PM - CLOSE
DEATH ROLL softshell crab, gobo. kiware, and firey
death sauce 12
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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 Japanese Roulette Shishito peppers rolled in seven-flavor spice & Utah Real Salt, flash-charred. Yogurt tahini 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 fresh 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 Bacon SPINach Bowl Organic spinach, warm bacon onion dressing, tomatoes, dried cherries, hardboiled organic egg, almonds 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 Our Favorite Pork Spare Ribs Spice-rubbed house-smoked St. Louis ribs with our fresh Spin Bar-B-Q sauce. Spinny fries & mustard slaw Poblano Steak Grilled Black Angus sirloin with ancho chile rub & grilled peppers & onions. Sweet potato wedges & Tuscan broccoli Smitty’s Texas Brisket Texas-style beef brisket hickory-smoked for 12 hours (Fri & Sat night only). Rosemary garlic potatoes & mustard slaw
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OPEN DAILY LUNCH & DINNER PARK CITY’S FINEST TEQUILA SELECTION FAMILY FRIENDLY TOP OF MAIN STREET
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STREET STYLE TAKOS
BOTANAS
Two soft corn tortillas filled with the meat of your choice. Topped with cilantro, onions, rice, black beans and salsa on the side. Seafood takos topped with cabbage, pico and queso fresco CARNE ASADA GF Grilled Steak TINGA POLLO GF Marinated Chicken CARNITAS GF Slow roasted baby back ribs, and tender pork PULPO & CHORIZO GF Octopus and Chorizo MAHI MAHI OR SHRIMP GF
GUACAMOLE GF Made fresh every day! PICOSITOS GF Stuffed grilled jalapeños, with shrimp, cream cheese and wrapped with bacon. Served with cilantro ranch dressing TEKINACHOS GF Chorizo, pico, monterey cheese, charro beans, smothered with tomatillo sauce and sour cream
ENSALADAS
Served with your choice of jalapeño vinaigrette, cilantro ranch or ranch dressing ENSALADA DE LA CASA GF Organic spring mix, grape tomatoes, avocado, jicama and queso fresco SUPER FOOD BERRY SALAD GF Organic kale and mix greens, goat cheese, strawberries, blueberries, beets, jicama, jalapeños and toasted pepitas
Served with your choice of meat, sautéed peppers and onions, pico, sour cream, tomatoes, rice and black beans on warm tortillas CARNE ASADA OR CHICKEN GF SHRIMP GF COMBINATION GF
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ENCHILADAS
Two enchiladas with our choice of red, green or mole sauce. Served with rice, black beans on the side, topped with sour cream, queso fresco and onions CHEESE GF CHICKEN GF PICADILLO GF Mexican ground beef MOLE VERDE GF Two tortillas filled with chicken, smothered with homemade mole verde sauce, sour cream, queso fresco and onions MOLE POBLANO GF Two tortillas filled with chicken, smothered with homemade mole poblano sauce, sour cream, queso fresco and onions
Served with rice and black beans CHILE RELLENO Roasted poblano peppers stuffed with queso fresco, cooked in an egg batter BEAN ENCHILADAS GF Two bean enchiladas with your choice of green, red or mole sauce, topped with sour cream and queso fresco (can be vegan) SIN CARNE TAKOS GF Two soft corn tortilla tacos filled with sautéed hongos, guacamole, lettuce, pico and queso fresco (can be vegan) POPEYES ENCHILADAS GF Two corn tortillas rolled with organic spinach and mushrooms, sour cream and queso fresco, topped with salsa verde (can be vegan) TEKILAPC
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Served with corn tortillas, rice and black beans ALAMBRES Tender sautéed ranchera meat, with chorizo bacon, bell peppers, onions, jalapeños and melted cheese topped with sour cream CARNE ASADA Marinated ranchera meat, served with scallions, queso fresco, chile toreado and guacamole MOLCAJETE Grilled steak, shrimp and chicken, simmered in a green tomatillo sauce, nopales, scallions, queso fresco and chile toreado MOLE POBLANO Shredded chicken covered in our homemade mole sauce that is sweet with a hint of spice MOLE VERDE Shredded chicken covered in our homemade mole sauce that is savory with a hint of spice CHILE VERDE Slow cooked baby back ribs prepared with nopales and green tomatillo sauce CARNITAS Slow roasted baby back ribs and tender pork TEKILA COMBO Your choice of one chicken or steak tako, one cheese or chicken enchilada, and one chile relleno
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UTAH’S LARGEST SALSA BAR! APPETIZERS
BURRITOS
Two small burritos smothered with red and green sauces, topped with cheese, with your choice of beans and rice or salad. Served with guacamole and sour cream.
SHRIMP COCKTAIL
Gazpacho style sauce served with corn and crackers
CEVICHE
CHORIZO, EGG & POTATO CARNE ASADA
Lime marinated mahi with guacamole and pico de gallo and plantain chips
Charbroiled prime rib
CHILE CON QUESO
POLLO ASADO
Charbroiled chicken breast
Cheese dip with mild green chiles, served with corn tortillas and chips
PORK CHILE VERDE
TOSTADAS
TORTAS / SANDWICHES
Two crisp tortillas topped with beans, cheese, guacamole and pico de gallo
QUESADILLAS
Quesadillas served guacamole and sour cream
BURGERS
Fresh baked telera roll stuffed with beans, cheese, lettuce, guacamole, tomato and onion. Served with homemade potato chips or beans and rice, salad or french fries.
POLLO ASADO
Charbroiled chicken breast Half pound seasoned angus chuck on fresh CARNE ASADA baked telera roll with homemade potato chips Charbroiled prime rib or beans and rice, salad or french fries.
PAPAYA CHICKEN QUESADILLA
Served with poblano chile, caramelized onions and cheese
HAMBURGER CHEESEBURGER GREEN CHILE CHEESEBURGER
SALADS & SOUPS SHRIMP, MANGO & AVOCADO SALAD
FAJITAS
Sautéed green red and yellow peppers and red onions with your choice of topping. Served with beans and rice or salad, guacamole and sour cream and flour or corn tortillas.
Served on a field greens with passion fruit dressing
TACOS
Field greens with tortilla strips, corn, fresh cheese and your choice of dressing Add Chicken
CARNE ASADA
SHRIMP
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ENTRÉES
RANCHERO SALAD
CHICKEN TORTILLA SOUP
Served with avocado and chips NEW POZOLE SOUP Served with avocado and chips NEW ALBONDIGAS SOUP Served with avocado and chips
CARNE ASADA
(3) Fresh corn tortillas with shredded butter Charbroiled prime rib lettuce and your choice of beans and rice or POLLO ASADO salad. Served with guacamole and sour cream. Charbroiled chicken breast Charbroiled prime rib Charbroiled chicken breast
PESCADO
Mahi mahi with cilantro cream NEW BIRRIA
SOUP OF THE DAY Ask your server
ENCHILADAS
Charbroiled on sugar cane NEW BIRRIA BOWL Delicious shredded beef in chili sauce served with cilantro and onions on top with a side of corn or flour tortillas NEW TILAPIA Two tilapia fillets served with shrimp on top, vegetables and corn or flour tortillas
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CHILDREN’S MEALS
SUSHI
Chicken or Steak
California Roll
3.99 5.99
4 piece 8 piece
Spicy Crab Roll
4 piece
3.99
8 piece
5.99
MAIN DISHES
SOUPS Miso
2.49
Chicken Miso Soup
3.99
FAMILY PLATTERS
Served with steamed vegetables, our teriyaki sauce and a choice of brown rice, white rice or noodles. Substitute spring mix for steamed veggies.
Prices Starting at
$34.99
SIDES
Teriyaki Chicken
Marinated and charbroiled to perfection 8.49 reg/7.19 little
Spicy Chicken
Test yourself! Mild, medium, hot, or death crier 8.49 reg/7.49 little
Teriyaki Steak
Tender strips of choice sirloin steak 9.49 reg/7.49 little
4.99
Rice, Noodles or Veggies
3.99
Eggs or Avocado
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Pineapple
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Chicken
3.99
Steak or Shrimp
4.99
Salmon
5.49
SALADS
Add Soup
Tasty succulent panfried shrimp 9.49 reg/7.49 little
Marinated with noodles and mixed vegetables served over a generous portion of lettuce and our own ginger salad dressing
Bottle Teriyaki Sauce
3.99
Combination Plate
Teriyaki Chicken Small Large Salad
Bottle Ginger Dressing
4.99
Edamame
2.99
Teriyaki Shrimp
Steak & Chicken
9.49 reg/7.49 little
Shrimp & Steak
Spicy Chicken Salad
Small Large
7.19
Shrimp Salad
8.49 7.19 8.49
Ginger Salmon Salad
Small Large
9.49
Large
9.49
7.99
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9.49 reg/7.49 little
Shrimp & Chicken 9.49 reg/7.49 little
Vegetarian Delight
A crisp blend of seasoned stir-fried vegetables
Tofu Avocado Salad
Small Large
7.19
6.99 reg/5.49 little
435.615.1110 1400 Snow Creek Drive (Next to Park City Market)
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For delivery, call Speedy Fernandez 435.631.0040 or 631.0032
The Viking Yurt Experience Gourmet Nordic Dining! Serving dinner daily 6:00 pm Reservations required
VikingYurt.com
This is fine dining European style, with one seating nightly. The meal is never rushed, food is savored and memories linger. Your dinner adventure begins with a spectacular 23 minute snowcat-pulled sleigh ride, venturing up 1,800 vertical feet on the ski runs. Take in the magical night sky, gaze up at the towering trees and enjoy the best views of the lights of Park City and surrounding mountains. Feel the thrill of having the entire mountaintop to yourselves as you approach the Yurt, casting its warm glow upon the snow. Inside, a baby grand piano provides elegant live music as diners settle comfortably around long wooden tables laden with glowing candles and pewter dinnerware. The masterful and resourceful chef has driven up all the necessities he’ll need by snowmobile. Each of the six-courses features imaginative presentation and entertaining twists. When the meal is complete you’ll head back down the mountain, nestled under heavy blankets to the base of the resort.
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CONNECTING THROUGH LIFE’S PRECIOUS WONDERS
HEART-FELT BEAUTY PEARLS BY SHARI
Teton Mountaineering Bracelet
For jewelry designer Shari Turpin, owner of Pearls by Shari on Park City’s Main Street, pearls are the perfect complement to women simply wanting to embrace life. Whether looking to make a statement, celebrate a milestone or create a lasting memory, Turpin believes the message in the pearl’s very creation is one that everyone can relate to.
“I love the fact that [pearls are] produced through a process of pain and suffering— what the oyster has to go through,” says Turpin, whose stores specialize in Tahitian, White South Sea and Golden South Sea Pearls. “I think everybody can relate to a message of pain, and I think the oyster beautifully
illustrates that through pain and suffering, there is a message of hope, and through that message of hope, your life can be transformed.” Pearls by Shari brings that message to life through various specially designed pieces with ties to social and charitable causes. This past fall, the company donated $5 of every purchase of the Pink Teton Mountaineering Bracelet ($34.95, pearlsbyshari.com) to the Huntsman Cancer Institute and Casting for Recovery in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Last year, they spearheaded a charm campaign benefitting the National Museum of Wildlife Art. While philanthropy has always been part of Turpin’s mission, she’s been particularly inspired by the personal stories that women have shared with her through the years. “Over the years, I have collected a box full of handwritten letters from people sharing the personal stories of the impact of their leather bracelet and it was so relational,” she
says. “One theme that really resonated for me over the years were stories of women going through cancer treatments and how the bracelet was the only jewelry they could comfortably wear. “Trying to find out from our clients what is it they are trying to accomplish and what their lifestyle is, is very important, but in that process, women tend to open up and you hear life stories—you hear pain and you hear joy and you hear suffering— and I think that through the individual relationships with our clients, it’s very easy to find a pearl in whatever design—be it earrings or a necklace—that’s going to bring joy to them and something that they will enjoy every day. ■ by Lisa Antonucci
513 Main Street, Park City 435.649.6944 pearlsbyshari.com
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