What an awesome shop. My wife and I were in Salt Lake city for a few days on a conference and…read morewanted to bring something home for ourselves and our grandchildren. This was the perfect place. The shop is downtown and centrally located by many hotels. It's a fairly large store and they had quite a selection of souvenirs. It is also very bright and makes looking around a nice experience. Over the years I have found shopping for souvenirs exhausting. They truly had a wide enough variety of merchandise that made it fun to look around. My Utah favorite was the SL,UT shirt. After all the years of collecting "stuff" from the different places that we've visited, it has come down to one "shot" glass per trip. I must admit, this shop had the biggest collection of reasonably priced shot glasses I've see in a long time. Cara is the owner and a very delightful young lady. The shop is new and I hope these nice reviews that she is getting will help business especially since people are beginning to travel more and stay in the states.

Many different souvenirs and great options. The man at the register was also very welcoming and…read morehelpful. Very humorous gifts you can gift to your friends.

I noticed signage of two dueling gift shops nearby, and went in both. This one was way more my…read morevibe, with fun things to choose from and the prices were actually decent. My littlest wanted me to go on a yeti hunt when visiting Salt Lake, and while I didn't have time for that, I did find a couple stuffed yetis here to take back. They were about $18 each and are pretty cute. The shop also has cool magnets, apparel, huckleberry treats, and other local products. The staff was friendly as well. I explained to him that my daughter watched the Rudolph Christmas a little too early and has always been afraid of abominable snowmen, and they assured me that once they have this stuffie, they'll be more comfortable with it. That was my thinking as well. Anywho, fun spot to pop in to if you're bopping around downtown Salt Lake.

Totally worth the spot. I was visiting from California and I know everyone says that this shop is…read moreoverpriced but not for California budgets haha I actually loved the prices. I got a few trinkets for my loved ones. They have certified indigenous (AN/AI) crafts! Which of course I love! So come and get through indigenous art and souvenirs. They also have socks and men underwear with Utah like designs. You will find your typical magnets, key chains, hats, cups etc. but also stones and jewelry.

Such a quaint little shop with both Midway gifts as well as Swiss Heritage finds. They had lovely…read moreSwiss Cuckoo clocks which were so fun to see. There was a little bit of back history in the Swiss settlers that was cool to read. There was a mix of everything in the store, and quite a busy place filled with tourists.

Kathy was awesome! We stopped in here since the building was awesome and came in to the gift…read moreshop/visitor center and she was so informative about the area having lived here for a long time told us all the special places that we needed to see while we were in town. It was lovely talking to her. The shop is full of all kinds of little things and the very special part was the clock goes off every hour on the hour. It's a definite messy while you're in town so try to time it accordingly or stop and have your lunch across the street or just stall in the gift shop walking around until the clock goes off. You don't wanna miss it. It is a little off on time so plan to be there five minutes ahead so you don't miss it.

BOTTOM LINE: If you don't stop into this store while you're in Park City, you're missing out! Also,…read moreif you have a wedding in the area, I believe that you will not find anyone who will be more helpful and trustworthy on your big day! Wonderful people and service! They have quality goods, but the PEOPLE you will work with at this clothing company are amazing! THE DETAILS: PCCC is a vendor for Jim's Formalwear AND they have a great collection of boots and clothing. I worked with them to get suits for the groomsmen and ushers in my wedding. It was a destination wedding and I had the privilege of working with a wonderful woman by the name of Ella from start to finish. She collected measurements and payment information from hundreds of miles away, and coordinated everything for me. Not only a wonderful woman, but extremely professional and helpful. That said, Doug is the owner of the business. Beyond his great collection of Coca-Cola memorabilia in the store, he is a really good man. He personally helped my family and I when we did the final fitting/alterations, and picked up the suits the day before the wedding. At every step they were great! We had a couple situations with last minute changes in the wedding that Doug and Ella went above and beyond to help us with. I can't say enough about them!

A word of note: I'm reviewing both the Park City Clothing Company and Southwest Indian Traders. If…read moreyou're in the same store ... you're the same store! As far as I can surmise, the PCCC is the upstairs with all the women's cowboy clothes, boots, etc. That would make sense as and the woman gave me a strange look when I made my way up there. At one time, the upstairs had antiques and collectibles ... the only remnants of these days are the Coca-Cola ephemera all over the place (it's cool stuff, probably enough for a Coke museum). Downstairs is what I consider to be and Southwest Indian Traders. The mildly culturally insensitive name is perfect for a mildly culturally insensitive store. If you get past the life-sized cigar store wooden Indian (that will remind you of that Seinfeld episode), the Native American-themed slot machine, the culturally appropriated statues, nicknacks, and jewelry, you'll find some cool collectibles: license plates, even MORE Coke stuff, historic skiing collectibles, Western gear, books, and souvenirs, as well as carved bears and turquoise jewelry for miles. If nothing else, it's a kaleidoscope of kitsch that'll take you an hour to get through. It's worth the time!

I will start off by saying that I know nothing about baby/kids clothing or their sizing, so when I…read moreneeded to order a gift for my friends new baby I was in desperate need of some help! Meghan, the owner helped me pick out a few really cute outfits and took her time with helping me. Needless to say, my friend loved the gift and the owner even wrapped the present for me in a cute box with a yarn pom pom (free of charge). I will definitely be shopping here for all of my gifts!

Minnows is a good kids store in Park City. They have cute clothes for all seasons, with warm…read moreclothes for winter and fun outfits for summer. The prices are good, and the quality is nice. Great sales section! It is easy to find something special for your kids or grandkids! The staff is friendly too. I always enjoy shopping here when visiting.

We have shopped here several times and have found some great deals. They have a wide variety of…read moreclothing, shoes, boots & collectibles. A lot of what they are high end but I feel they are great prices! I bought a pair of like new $3,000 Lucchese boots, with the knit boot bags, for $200! A Cole Haan woman's sheep shear jacket in very good condition for $145, a men's full length sheep shear jacket for $185, a pair of sparkly Fiona Night woman's heels for $60 and an amazing fur vest! And quite a bit more like a hand blown glass sculpture for $22 and a very nice pair of perfectly good quality brand ski goggles for $50, a nice tweed hat and several more items. This is a Consignment Shop with nice items at good prices. Not everything is expensive. This is not the place to find Thrift Store items at Thrift Store prices. (Like a 15 year old men's shirt / woman's blouse for $3)

I was in town for business and spent the afternoon walking around main street. Stopped in here and…read morenoticed they had some cool items but I wasn't really looking for anything in particular and did not purchase anything on this visit. You never know what you'll see in a consignment store but this one looks well run.

I love this store! My daughters and I have bought many things for my husband and our cabin because…read moreof their style. They have beautiful wool needlepoint benches, home decor, candles and other gifts. They were very helpful when I called to ask about other items.

If you walk up and down Main Street in Park City and go into all of the shops, you can easily…read moredistinguish between the run-of-the-mill gift shops and the one-of-a-kind stores to find original local treasures. The thing that sets Pine apart is the artwork. You'll find dynamic, blue-tinged cat and dog paintings as well as well as more naturally colored wildlife prints. You'll find Shelle Lindholm's colorful bear and moose paintings. You'll find Utah artist Darren Gygi's "Home Collection". And you'll find wood signs painted with retro Park City ski ads. It's all fun to look at ... and also to buy! There is also jewelry and folksy pillows and rugs, but I'll leave that analysis for the enthusiasts in those areas!

Dolly's Bookstore is absolutely charming--one of the cutest bookstores I've visited…read more The store is spotless, beautifully organized, and has a wonderful selection of books to browse. It's the kind of place that's easy to wander through because every corner has something interesting to discover. I also loved the attached sweet shop, with its assortment of candies, chocolates, and ice cream. It makes the whole experience even more fun and gives the store such a welcoming, nostalgic feel. Whether you're looking for your next great read or just want to browse a unique local bookstore, Dolly's is definitely worth a stop. I look forward to visiting again the next time I'm in Park City.

If you're looking for a sweet treat, stop by Dolly's! They have a wonderful display of chocolates…read moreand another of gelato. The adjoining bookstore is fun to browse and pick up a new novel for the trip home or a game/puzzle to complete during your down time.