The Loco Lizard Cantina at Kimball Junction in Park City is one of the restaurants that Casey and I visit on a regular basis. We don’t go every week, but we make it there about once a month or so. Why do we keep coming back? The Loco Lizard is reasonably priced for Park City, the food comes out fresh and fast, and you get bottomless chips and salsa (2 kinds!). What more could you…

Park Silly’s Sunday Market will be hosting their last Sunday Market this Sept. 27th by throwing a 12 hour party on lower Main Street. The Cirque de Silly Fest will begin at 10am and will end at 10pm, leaving lots of room for crazy entertainment.
Supporters of the Silly Market can purchase a VSP (Very Silly People) membership for $35. The membership includes two drink tickets, a gourmet tapas buffet prepared by Easy Street chef…

While on a mountain bike/camping trip in Fruita, CO this summer, Kevin and I had the chance to sit down and read William A. Kerig’s book titled “The Edge of Never”. The book is an incredibly insightful and sometimes frightening look into the dangerous and inspiring lifestyle of extreme skiing while highlighting the lives of Trevor and Kye Peterson. For more information about the Edge of Never story – visit EdgeofNeverFilm.com.
After finishing the book, Kevin and…

With the fall colors changing faster than my garden is ripening, it’s time to start thinking about getting back into shape for skiing. Whether you are a back country skier or you frequent the lifts; skiing requires you to have strong knees, legs, a fit core, endurance, and coordination. I plan on picking up my gym membership tomorrow and becoming reacquainted with my old friend – the squat!
Here’s some great advice from a variety…

UPDATE:
Check out our in-depth first hand review of Reyes Adobe!
Reyes Adobe in Park City Brings Flavorful Mexican to Main Street
More quick restaurant news from Park City Magazine:
“A new restaurant is opening up on Main Street.  Robert Reyes and wife Genevieve Candelaria, along with executive chef Simon Monreal, will open Reyes Adobe, a Mexican restaurant, at 710 Main Street – the old location of La Casita restaurant.  Robert has been in the…

With The Stew Pot closing tomorrow, locals all around town are incredible sad to see the local loved restaurant go out of business. According to Park City Magazine “After attempts to negotiate new lease terms with Premiere Property Management failed, the owners have decided to move out.  Danny and Toni Thomas have operated the restaurant at the Deer Valley Plaza building for the past twenty eight years.  Danny said that he will look for a…