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    We had such a lovely experience here…read more Every dish felt really special and thoughtfully done. We started with the house-made focaccia with whipped ricotta, which was incredible. The Utah elk with huckleberry jam was a standout, such a unique and well-balanced combination. The elk ragu was also amazing, super rich and full of flavor. I loved that they source locally. It really shows and makes the whole meal feel even more special. The presentation of each plate was beautiful. You can tell a lot of care goes into the food, and everything felt intentional and well seasoned. I also really appreciated how they handled dietary needs. The menu clearly labels gluten-free and dairy-free options, which made it easy to navigate without any guesswork. Our waitress was attentive and gave great recommendations throughout the night. Even though it's located in a strip mall, don't let that deter you. The interior has a modern, elevated feel, and the easy parking is honestly a huge bonus. We ended with the strawberry apple tart and the brownie sundae, and both were fantastic.

    This place gives a nice chill vibe with cheerful staffs and good service…read more We had dinner during our trip to Park City and it was busy on a Tuesday. Thankfully we made reservation and were seated right away. The two of us shared the creamy Baked Brie for appetizer which was pretty good. Hubby got the Double Wide Pork Chop, and I opted for the Colorado Bison Bavette. Very nice presentation on the entrees but too salty. We found the saltiness overwhelmed the flavor on both dishes.

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    This was the most overpriced meal we had in Park City…read more The restaurant and bar design is very pretty.. but the food and drink did not meet expectations. The service here was fine.. nothing noteworthy. We ordered cocktails, but did not care for them. The duck was unique, but it was a very small portion of meat. This meal is mostly bread and veggies in sauce with small pieces of duck (think pulled pork). The Cacio e Pepe was shockingly expensive and insulting for this pasta dish. For that price we were expecting a large dish with a wow factor, but it actually lacked flavor. For parents with children, I will also note that this is not a convenient place to come with small children. If you want to go to the restroom you need to leave the restaurant and go outside and across a hall to a more public restroom (it was clean), which is less than convenient with little kids. They don't have a kids menu either, it's just verbal, but they did have a few basic options (my kids had pasta).

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    My wife was excited for me to try this out, as she had recently come. We started with the Brussels…read moresprouts, which were cooked perfectly and had a miso sauce and bacon. We also tried the burrata salad. It was an infusion of flavors that included a pecan pesto that was delightful. I had the seafood soup with clam, salmon and bacon. It was good. For the mains, my wife tried the bison with polenta, mole, carrots and an avocado cream. It was tender and the flavors were good. My wife didn't love the mole sauce though. The birria ramen was excellent. I liked the flavor of the consommé in the broth and the birria meat was perfect. It also came with a little quesadilla or cheese taco, which was a nice touch. I recommend the cookie skillet with ice cream as well. Our server, Melissa, is as super helpful and attentive. The inside was cozy and well appointed.

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    Pine Cone Ridge - Crispy Duck Leg - incredibly flavorful, and the pierogis and Brussels sprouts were so good

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    Reservation are highly recommended for this restaurant thought bar seating is available on a first…read morecome first served basis. This restaurant is on a second floor so if you've been on the slopes and jello-legged - be prepared for a few steps. The space is nice and the service was so kind and inviting. It can get a little loud depending on who the other patrons are. We've been where the din has been muted but also there when raucous kids provided an unwanted accompaniment to dinner. The food is definitely top notch and the servers are happy to provide some insights to what is good. Complimentary hummus with crudite kicks off the meal - but don't be afraid to order the bread it's carbolicous and baked in house. What we've had: * Fried mushrooms. A mix of battered and fried earthy goodness. We liked this and those who like these nightshades will too * Spicy clams. A big hit with us with the slight spice to it - dip the crusty bread in the broth and savor * Creamy Celeriac Soup. A delightful surprise - a creamy soup that has wonderful flavor accented by the spice oil. I would recommend this for soup lovers. * Miso Chilean Sea Bass. A very solid dish with greens and lotus roots. It's not a huge portion but enough. * Crispy Duck Leg - Delicious and full of flavor and the potato perogis are a great accompaniment * Filet Mignon - This was a perfect medium rare and a well composted dish. The Yukon potato mash - ridiculously good (we ordered more to go) * Banana Cream Pie Stack - this topped off a great meal For a cocktail - The Night Shift was a winner.

    We stopped in for after-dinner drinks, appetizers and dessert, and overall the experience was okay…read more The ambiance is really nice cozy but upscale with a cool Main Street vibe. Definitely a good spot if you're looking for a place to grab cocktails and sit somewhere that feels a little elevated. For drinks, we ordered the Smoked Old Fashioned and the Prickly Pear Mezcal Margarita. Both were solid and nicely made, though nothing particularly memorable. Appetizer wise we tried the baked brie dessert wise tried the baked Alaska, and banana pudding. The baked brie came with lingonberry pomegranate jam and crackers, but the rind gave it a bit of a stronger flavor than expected and it didn't quite hit for us. The desserts overall were decent, but none were standout enough that we'd go out of our way to order them again. One thing that stood out was that it felt a little pushy toward ordering entrées, even though we mentioned we were just there for drinks and dessert. Happy to come again and try the entrees maybe that is where they truly shine.

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    We came 2 years ago during Sundance, and loved the food. So we went again and it was just as…read morefantastic. The starters were delicious. The hamachi was so fresh, and the duck confit Caesar salad was fantastic! I did a starter size of the parpadelle as my main, and it was the perfect amount of food, as I had a bite each of my dining companions Wagyu steak, Bavette steak and the lamb "New York." My husband loved his lamb so much (he doesn't get it at home because I don't like lamb) but we all agreed that the Bavette was the winner. Making the evening even more perfect was our server Victor. He was amazing! So fun and friendly, and it was like he could read our minds & would bring things we were talking about without us asking. We joked that there must be a microphone hidden at the table. It's a great room too, with windows into the kitchen and beautiful decor. Anyway, really happy to have experienced this restaurant again, for the last Sundance in Utah.

    Really wonderful experience here! Not sure if we just timed it right (our waiter mentioned that…read moreMichelin guide was in town so it's possible they had upped their game) but this was one fabulous dinner. Special shoutout to our waiter, Alex, who was not only friendly and attentive, but truly knew the menu inside and out. He also was happy to help with alternatives for those of us who had allergy or food preferences. The ambiance here is nice - very simple and warm but still felt upscale. Given there were 8 of us, I can't say I remember everyone's orders but below is what my partner and I ordered to share: Pappardelle Yellowtail Carpaccio Crispy Duck Caesar Wagyu Strip Loin All of the food was cooked or prepared beautifully. My biggest complaint was portion size, as the dishes are pretty pricey. But hey, you're paying for quality, not quantity. The group split a handful of the desserts, and while I can't remember the names of what the table ordered, I do have photos below. I personally ordered the persimmon sorbet which I was a huge fan of. One final note - our group stayed LATE yapping. Like closed down the joint and not a single person tried to rush us out. I'm so appreciative of their kindness and willingness to let us finish out our evening when I know for sure we overstayed our welcome. I'm honestly surprised this place isn't hyped more on social media but I'd absolutely recommend if in the area. 8/8 of us agreed it was the best meal we had while in town.

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