Park City’s Savor the Summit 2009 event took place last weekend and was an amazing festival dedicated to the many great restaurants on Main Street.  Most of the restaurants involved in the Summit sold out their tables, the local’s had an amazing time, and there was plenty of wine to go around.  Here are a few pictures from this unique and memorable night in Park City.
Overview of The Grand Table looking down Main Street…

Early last year, when I first discovered that Park City was getting it’s own whiskey distillery, I almost passed out from excitement.  I couldn’t believe it, there was going to be a whiskey distillery less than a half mile from my house, within walking distance, biking distance, and just a few steps from the Town Lift! So I did what any normal whiskey addict would do, I went straight to the Utah State Liquor Store…

Park City was established in 1884 as a silver mining town and has since become a world-class ski area with an amazing close-knit community. Come celebrate Park City’s 125th Birthday this coming Saturday, June 13th!
Parkites, family, and friends will be celebrating festivities on Historic Main Street from 9am till 10pm, so be prepared for a full days worth of activities including a walking parade, sidewalk sales, sidewalk dining (breakfast, lunch, and dinner!), historic Park…

Park Silly Sunday Market starts off their weekly Summer celebrations this Sunday, June 14th. This very cool open-air market and weekly street festival is located on lower Main Street and is held every Sunday from 10am – 4pm. Admission is free of charge!
The Park Silly Sunday Market features include unique, eclectic, and local arts and crafts, live music and performance art, antiques, delicious gourmet food, imports, and a farmers market for fresh fruits and…

Ask any Park City local what their favorite sandwich shop is and I bet you 9 out of 10 would mention Back Door Deli.  Originally founded in Jackson Hole, WY in 1997, Back Door Deli moved to Park City a few years ago and has become Park City’s ultimate sandwich shop! Run by brother’s Brett and TK, these two deli aficionados know what great customer service is all about.  They are easily considered the most…

When Squatters took over the location of the famous Mt. Aire Cafe, many locals mourned the loss of one of the last, true breakfast spots in Park City. While the Mt. Aire certainly wasn’t much more than your typical greasy spoon diner, it had a charm about it that brought you back in time. Squatters gutted the interior to give it a much needed face lift, and the atmosphere is that of a trendy, local…