First off, food is not good for the price. I do not mind spending money on quality food. But 15$…read morefor the manwich that comes with awful sausage and warmed up meat tossed in a microwave is not quality. And I asked for some hot sauce and they give you this massive bottle you can barely dump out. Service sucks, not quality food save your time and money and go somewhere else.

The wife and I are in Park City for a week to check out the fall colors (hopefully) and we were…read morehungry around lunch and Clockwork was in the same parking lot as our hotel. The wife and I were both in the mood for sandwiches and I sneaked a peak at some Yelp reviews to see how this place was and what people liked. With that knowledge, I was ready to order when we got there. However, the owner threw a curve ball, the sandwich of the day was The Cuban and it sounded delicious. But I walked in there confident of my choice of The Italian Stallion. Dang it, I was now unsure what I wanted. The wife came to the rescue and said that we should order both and we could swap halves. BRILLIANT! We ordered the Italian Stallion (spicy, they add jalapeños) and the Cuban along with a small container of mac salad and one of potato salad. We found a table outside in the sun, as it was in the low sixties and was perfect outside. We did not have to wait long for our food to come out to us. Both sandwiches were served hot and they looked fantastic and smelled even better. As you can see from the picture I dove right into the Italian Stallion before I remembered to take a picture. The wife waited for me to take a picture of the Cuban before she dug in. The taste did not disappoint, we each agreed they were very good. I highly recommend the Italian Stallion if you like Italian subs. One of the best I have ever had. By the time we ate our first halves and ate the little containers of Mac/potato salads, we were both full, so we did not get to taste the other sandwich. That was OK, they became our picnic when exploring SLC the next day. They were great even day old and cold. Yum! The person I assume was the owner was a bit gruff but not really in a bad way. When a customer asked to repeat what was in the Cuban, he replied to her "we just had that conversation". I laughed out loud and truly believe he was joking with her, but he did not crack a smile. He did go through the ingredients again. My thought is he's from Philly or Jersey. Hope I don't insult him with those guesses. As we were leaving, he let us know that the next day's sandwich was tri-tip and I am sure they could rock that. The next day, as we headed to SLC with our picnic sandwiches, we drove past the cafe and they had a large grill or smoker with smoke billowing out. The smell of the cooking tri-tip made me wish we were going to be back in Park City by lunch, but sadly we were not. Go. Eat Well. Have Fun!

Beautiful restaurant with great food and views!…read more We enjoyed a lovely breakfast on the patio with great weather. The sunrise classic and breakfast burrito were excellent. I miss the potatoes already - perfectly crispy and seasoned. My group enjoyed their coffees, as well. The restaurant was clean and staff were very nice. My only wish is for them to have fresh juices available, rather than just bottled juice. Not a deal breaker though. The restaurant is located inside the lodge. Easy to find and plenty of parking available.

Close to the skiing area and they have good food and coffee. I now try to go back every time I'm in…read morePC. They used to have some custom bake goods but I couldn't remember Last time what it was and didn't see it. It's in a hotel and has a great deck area overlooking a lake.

This used to be Uptown Fare. We grieved when owner Karleen retired. Today we discovered Ellie…read moreShropshire, well-known caterer in the area, has taken over the space. To our delight,Constance and Nivin, who were sidekicks of Karleen, are still managing the front and maintain relationships from Uptown Fare days. When you go, and you must, you will see familiar faces. Today, my companion ordered turkey avocado sandwich and watermelon gazpacho. I enjoyed the kale/quinoa salad which includes golden beets and nuts. Everything on the menu is delish. For sure, always order a soup. Inspired cuisine. Located on Kearns at the Kimball Arts Center building, parking is plentiful and free, outdoor patio space has bee expanded, and well-behaved dogs are welcomed on the patio space. When cycling, it's a natural stop. Open til 5 pm, Monday through Saturday. Go there.

HIDDEN GEM! Delightful cafe with fresh, wonderful food and friendly service. Walk through Kimball…read moreArt Gallery on the way out...Soup was amazing! Easy and plentiful parking. Try it, you will walk out happier!

Locally roasted coffee with a Pacific Northwest style. Great spot to hang out, enjoy coffee and…read moresocialize.

I visit the Park City venue often. Great coffee and other beverages. I don't know why they misspell…read more"pain au chocolat" on their menu board, adding an "e" at the end. Minor quibble, but I pointed it out to them a year ago after they first opened. I couldn't find a way to email the owners privately.

Cute little country store and cafe atop the canyon at Brighton. We hit this place up after hiking…read moreto get a snack and perhaps an ice cream treat on hotter days. The store side is lacking in the snack department, but I suspect its because they'd prefer you ate at the cafe instead of a grab and go meal. They do have some lower calories options, like the Nabisco 100-calorie snack packs and little hummus and pretzel packs in the cooler. They don't have a lot beyond that and chips. They have a ton of novelty candies for kids. The cafe serves typical diner fare, but is way on the pricey side. One day on the specials board I saw root beer floats for $5. Ouch. The counter where you pay has a lot of delicious looking baked goods in it like humongous cookies and muffins, but I've never tried them. We have never dined at the cafe, but plan to, eventually. They have a monopoly being the only place to grab a cold drink and a bag of chips on the mountaintop, but I enjoy the general-store look of the place and the charm of the mountain resort in general.

Cant buy a hot dog without purchasing the $15 combo (fountain drink & bag of chips) which is…read moreridiculous. It's a hotdog. Also somehow the same price as a hamburger combo? As soon as the hot dog was placed on the bun, the bun falls apart not even making it to the condiments which were so many to choose from. (Ketchup, mustard, and packets of relish or mayo) I get you want to give that local feel, but local and lazy are different. I'd recommend just driving 20 more seconds to the main resort area or just keep going down the canyon. A local BCC resident cooking on their grill might just give you a hotdog on the way down.

This is the best breakfast place me and my husband have ever been. we couldn't find a simple…read morepancake place anywhere in park city so we tried here and were so glad we did. it was so filling and everything was so delicious. the employees were super helpful and nice as well. we will definitely be back!!

Pleasantly surprised. I wasn't expecting much, given that the restaurant was attached to a…read moreconvenience store. Good food, God, awful prices.