We've worked in park city for 30 years. Our great grandmother is a major person in the park city…read moremuseum and the city cemetery is dedicated to her. My son gets coffee here almost everyday. One day while he was waiting for their slow coffee to fill his cup, he walked over and got some snacks. He then forgot to go back and grab his coffee, paid for his snacks and we all left. We remember it because he expressed frustration at forgetting his coffee, all the way to the job. A week or so later our foreman was in this top stop. A female employee showed him a video of my son getting coffee that day, asked if he knew him and told him my son didn't pay for his coffee, the coffee he forgot and left sitting there. This female was hostile, condescending and accused my son of stealing a $2 cup of crappy coffee. (The foreman said he must have just forgot, because he's a very honest person, then the foreman paid for the coffee my son didn't take). I can't even comprehend the level of incompetence and disrespect she exhibited. Who knows how many people she showed the video to and labeled him a thief. We've all agreed to stop going in there. The coffee sucks anyway and the service is pathetic.

Excellent location for a convenience store on the way out of Park City but there were a few things…read morethat really we're too great about this spot. First, it's the holiday week and there is a LOT of tourist travel in town. All of the price tags have been blacked out on products in the store and you will find you are paying airport-level mark ups on products. I'm not sure how Weights and Measures feels about this but it's a tad deceptive. Second, the place really wasn't very clean. We're in a pandemic where things should be getting wiped down on a more than regular basis and I couldn't even read the numbers on the card reader key pad in the store for the grime. Yuck. Fairly good selection of snacks and such, but again, you are going to get gouged for them this time of year. I really didn't think there was an "off season" for gas station pricing but I was today years old when I learned that. Pumps were busy and it looked like a lot of shuttles and transportation companies take advantage of the location. Gas prices appeared in line with other stations in the area.

Popped in for a couple quick items. Clean , large , many items beyond food too…read more In newer strip mall with ace hardware and several other shops . Plenty of parking . It was busy on a weekday mid afternoon. Sadly heard had a " Walmart like effect" on the downtown old market .

Besides the grocery store near my house, this is probably the grocer I visit most in the summer…read moremonths. It's at the base of UT-150, better known as the Mirror Lake Highway, and it's just what you need when you're headed out for an adventure. I've talked about their connection to the highway before (summary: you can buy a $45 annual pass at their service counter) but I need to give them another shoutout. Over the last five years since my second review, I've been in countless times for pre-camp or pre-hike supplies. You know--the things you forget, or the junky things you get just because. I've stopped here for dinner a few times, but if you get there later than about 4pm, the selection of pre-made sandwiches, deli items, etc is pretty slim. And, to be honest, that's one area where I think they can improve. Not just the selection, but the care and quality that goes into those things. I mean, if I had my druthers, I'd stop at a local restaurant for food, but since I often come through town after dinner time on a Friday night after finishing work for the week, I want to get something quick! The magic is also with the gas station in that regard. I almost always fuel up here, even if I already have a nearly full tank. When I head up and out for 4WD adventures, the last thing I want is to have to turn back because of fuel worries. That little gas station just keeps on providing great drinks and a quick fuel. Add that to a grocery store that can help you grab things you may have forgotten (marshmallows!) and you've got a 1-2 punch that preps you for adventure.

Employee are simply amazing one my favorite spots to get my junk food fix lol I am there almost…read moreall time.

I love Ken's Cash. For a small convenience store they have a great selection. Lot's of soda's beer,…read morechips, everything you would expect from that type of store. But they also have good meat and vegetable offerings and a nice selection of made to order sandwiches. If you in Oakley you should check it out. Service is also very good and everyone is friendly.

I love this little shop. I stopped in a couple times while I was in town, and the owners (Crystal &…read morePolly) and staff were so welcoming and friendly. For a small shop, they have a great selection of everything you need for your cocktails and mocktails (except the booze). They have mixers, bitters, garnishes, cups, snacks, and non-alcoholic wines and cocktails. I am doing Dry January, so tried the Bloody Mary mix and blue cheese stuffed olives - really good, an alcohol free red wine (not so good, but I've never found one I like), and a non-alcoholic Lyre's sparking white wine that I've had before and really like. Great addition to Park City; check it out!

We stumbled upon this cute little shop during our ski trip to Park City. Fantastic selection of NA…read morebeverages. I was looking for a NA sparkling wine and the owner suggested her favorite one and it was perfect! Will definitely return in the future.

Family owned and operated. Great service and convenience. Awesome selection of treats, sodas, and…read moreThirsty Thursday . Thx Ready

Small convenience store in the heart of Alpine at the round a bout (fun to say roundabout) Gas is a…read morebit more expensive here and the Mt Dew tastes funny. Not bad but different from most fountains. Sexy Portia loves the Diet Coke and fresh lemons. In the past 10 years there have been about 6 different restaurants come and go on the property, I haven't tried the current version.

We were walking by the Cabin and were hungry so we stopped for an early lunch. Turned out they…read morehave a brunch menu and $7 bloodies and mimosas. We had the Brunch breakfast which was great. For some reason it's hard to get a proper scrambled egg but this one was great. And the bloody Mary's made by the bartender "Sasquatch" were on point. They have TVs everywhere so we watched a few football games. It wasn't crowded at all which is surprising because it is the best value meal we found in PC and the quality was top notch. Fast forward to dinner and we decided to come back and sit at the bar for the Holy War football game. Greg was working the bar and set us up with a happy hour food menu. We tried the wings which were literally the best I've ever had, chicken fingers (5 stars) and a nice little meat lovers pizza. The food was great and was all 1/2 price! Jim Fish was in the house playing some exceptional country music during the dinner hour. Great place, great service, great prices, can't believe it's not packed!!!! I'm coming back to try the chocolate carrot cake.

Nice vibe, free live music. Excellent fish and chips - 3 pieces of lightly battered mahi mahi which…read moremy brother called the best fried fish he's ever had at a bar/pub. Plus they let me sub Caesar salad for the fries. I did try some Cajun fries which had a serious kick. Burgers were great, but they came with a side of fried chickpeas which were not crispy at all, and cold. Unfortunately there were only 3 servers for the entire place on a Saturday night. I had to ask at least 5 times to get a glass of water. It took multiple tries to get a server's attention so we could order any food or beer.

The Sasquatch sandwich is amazing! Phoned our order the day before. Jen was probably the best…read morecustomer service representative I've ever encountered-friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. The food was ready when we arrived (also ordered a roast beef sandwich). The store had a good selection of drinks and a nice variety of smoked goodies and other merch.

Every time I go up to mirror Lake, I see this little store. Over the weekend I decided to stop by…read more The store has all sorts of items. Anything you need is here from gifts to snacks to food to camping supplies. They also have an espresso shop. I did not buy anything, but it looks like a great place to get some food treats or trinkets.

Basic Utah liquor store that feels like a warehouse but has plenty of stock. Not crowded. Friendly…read morecashier. Plenty of parking.

Great service... As long as you have your club card…read more... AKA. ..... DRIVERS LICENSE...... Every time I say it at check out, I get a smile.... Isn't everyone happy here....