Could this be real? Can they really close off all of Main Street, and fill up block after block…read morewith long dining tables, and fill each table with friends and strangers? It seems like a huge task, but I promise it's real. With the quaint buildings of Park City Main standing guard over the narrow strip of asphalt, table after table is set up with immaculate attention to details and sometimes over-the-top decor for this once-a-year dining event. Even some catering companies get in on the action, and you have to see it to believe it. It's packed with very beautiful table settings and a veritable who's who in PC and SLC. The air is warm, the sun is setting, and the drinks and fancy food flows. Here's the low down: you need to book way in advance, as it always sells out. You can go to the main website, but look for a list of participating restaurants and caterers, as you'll have to select one and book with them directly. I was invited along as a guest, but I've watched this each year and seen that ticket prices now range from the mid $100s per plate, up to $250+ per plate, so it's not for the faint of heart. But you have to do it, at least once. It seems like it's almost competitive--each restaurant seems to try to outdo the others with live flowers, fancy table settings, and of course incredible food. My best advice is to think of it as a dining experience, rather than a meal. Baked into the architecture of putting on such an event, you're going to have trouble serving up a bunch of meals to people sitting outside; it's really tough kitchen choreography. However, you should expect to have great food. I absolutely adore Park City Main Street, and to see it dressed up like this is wonderful. I would love to come back in the right company for more Park City Main adventures. In fact, I'm headed up again tomorrow for a Saturday tradition that began last year on a Saturday in July. I would go for lunch, but I'm headed back to a restaurant I love and they're only open for dinner, so I'm taking myself out to dinner there again. It won't be a huge production like Savor the Summit, but I'd like to make both the small lunch/dinner, and the big Main Street bonanza a tradition.

Total hyped up event that was hugely disappointing. Poor food, 2 hours to finally serve entree that…read morewas cold and undercooked, and $500 bill for two. Could have had a couple great meals for that cost. Why are they gouging people at this event? It speaks poorly for Park City.

My friend and I saw Muscadine Bloodline at The Granary Live and it was such a fun night! It was our…read morefirst time at this venue and we loved it. The venue has a relaxed, welcoming vibe that makes it easy to enjoy the music without any hassle. The stage is super close so the sound quality is amazing! And it's easy to get a good view of the stage. I'm excited to see more live music at this venue!

It's an outdoor venue with regular GA and VIP sections; food trucks; high top tables; bar sections…read morenear entrance and middle of venue; ample porta potties; wash stations; and free drinking water station (near left side of stage). Separate ticket line for GA and VIP. Security lines usually moves quickly. Sound system is good. Need to get 21+ ID checked to get a wristband in order to buy alcohol. Parking can be found in the streets.

I went to this theater to see the odyssey in imax. It was super packed with long lines for…read moreconcessions. It moved pretty quickly. We got popcorn. It was good but tasted a little stale. They have the Coca Cola freestyle machines. The Diet Coke brew was good. The imax theater doesn't have lounger chairs, but it was still pretty comfy. The handrails did sort of block the screen, so I wouldn't recommend the aisle seats. Overall it was a good experience.

Welp, I'm officially a Cinemark girl…read more I've been a big Megaplex go-er since the COVID era. I've racked up quite a few points because I see a movie with friends almost every Sunday. But we went to their competing theatre this week and it may have put the nail in Megaplex's coffin. Out of the last 8-9 movies I've seen, they have had kettle corn available only once. And it literally tasted burnt. The kid said, "Oh yeah, we ran out of sugar..." And the other times they just said, "We don't have any." On our last visit, we saw quesadillas were back on the menu so we ordered one. NOPE. The kid said, "Our grills aren't hot..." My friends and I are kettle corn people. We don't go for the buttered popcorn like everyone else. And now that it's consistently unavailable, we will indulge in our sweet and salty delight elsewhere. On top of that, the new app doesn't show your loyalty rewards points. So yeah, not loving what Megaplex is(n't) offering.

Every time I come here, I always leave with a wonderful experience!…read more There are a ton of wine and liquor options, but they mostly focus wine. The service is always friendly and helpful. Just like a normal liquor store, I am always nervous to go inside because there are so many glass bottles and I'm worried about bumping into something and crashing the whole wall down. But there are baskets that you can pile your drink choices into, and there is plenty of room to maneuver your basket.

Bad/disrespectful customer service. My girlfriend and I were quietly browsing the store when an…read moreemployee approached us and demanded our IDs before we had even finished shopping. Instead of waiting until checkout like everywhere else, he singled us out and treated us like we were doing something suspicious just for existing in the store. We had zero issue showing ID. We are of legal age and obviously would have presented them at the register when purchasing, like everyone else. The problem was the employee's attitude and obvious assumption that he had "caught" two underage customers. The interaction felt rude, condescending, and completely unnecessary. What made it worse was how public and embarrassing it was. Other customers were around while this guy decided to go on a power trip for no reason. Then, the second he realized we were legal, he disappeared to the back and didn't say another word. No apology, no professionalism, nothing. If employees are going to profile customers and make them feel uncomfortable while shopping, maybe they should at least know how to interact with people respectfully afterward. Completely killed the mood and guaranteed we won't be returning to this location.

I think we can all agree that any wine store in Utah isn't going to have the most extensive…read moreselection of wines. It's no Lee's or Total Wine, but it'll do. I was actually fairly impressed with the selection here compared to the other state run stores (so you know...all of them), but what I was NOT impressed with was the mislabeling. Every time I read the label/price tag for a bottle I was excited about (specifically because of the vintage/year), I would pick the actual bottle up to find out that the year was different than it should have been. I realize this doesn't seem like a big deal, but if you know much about wine, you know that the year DEFINITELY matters. Update your labels, please. It took much longer to shop than it should have because I was searching for SOMETHING that was labeled correclty.

This is the number one option in Salt Lake City. Hands down, you cannot convince me otherwise…read more based on the reviews I was expecting the store to be much smaller. It's like a little mini warehouse of wine. Not only is the selection pretty fantastic, but the employees really know their stuff! I went in looking for a very specific bottle of wine, and they actually carried the kind of wine I was looking for. The stores inventory is eclectic enough to find what you're looking for and the prices are pretty great! I bought two beautiful bottles of wine that came highly recommended for under $40 combined. Needless to say dinner, that evening was perfectly paired with a bottle of Sangiovese.

I've been here a few times for events but this is the first time I went for happy hour. The lemon…read moredrink was so good! Then we also had the fry platter with plenty of dipping options. The seating was plentiful and it was a nice atmosphere. Then we decided to go to the wine tasting event downstairs. Not only did we meet amazing people but the wine was good! For dinner I had chicken skewers and a Caesar salad. The skewers were so good!!!! But the salad was very strange. It had almond dust or something. And vinaigrette and not the normal dressing. All in all it was a great night and I look forward to going again. I will note the prices are high.

If I were a member here I would eat this place up. The amenities are incredible, with plenty of…read moregorgeous natural lighting, a gym, saunas, and a rooftop pool. Cool, now let's get to the real reason I'm leaving a 5-star review: the CAESAR SALAD. Holy cow. This Caesar was the Caesar of my dreams. It was dressed to perfection with crumbled croutons and a generous serving of cheese. The photos speak for themselves. Our bartender even went to the kitchen to fetch peperoncino for us since we wanted a "PeperTini". Great service in a beautiful space. It's on the pricey side but makes for a really great night out that feels exclusive and boujee.

When it comes to the Halloween season, a lot of people flock to Nightmare on 13th. Arguably, the…read moremost popular haunted house in the Salt Lake area. You know what the real nightmare on 13th is? The amount of time you spend waiting in line, only to be swindled in, back to back with other patrons through the haunt. Enter Dead City, a relatively new haunt (within the past couple of years) that serves as the antidote to Nightmare on 13th. As usual, I really only knock stars because I wish the hands on experience was a bit more intense, but I get it, Dead City is brand new and probably not eager to get a lawsuit. No pun intended, there is a little bit of "dead space" where it's a bit thematically dull, and the scares are in short supply. But my God, when these people scare you they SCARE you. I came on Halloween, and I don't know if it was the last day of the season or what, but those actors were insane. Lots of rooms are really creative, and the end is essentially a maze. Where the actors will not help you out just to rush you along. Last night we went for "Krampus" night, which was festive as all get out. It was essentially a 2 for 1 experience. You got to have some scares, and see some Christmas lights. What's a word for something that's both fantastic and terrifying at the same time? Nonetheless, loved the creativity. As far as I know, they're the first of the haunts to ever do anything like this, and hopefully they make it a tradition. See ya'll next year!

My wife and I went to Dead City for their Krampus event and it did not disappoint. We are pretty…read morebig haunted house fans and having the combination of the horror and Christmas theme was really cool. They definitely put in a lot of effort and I really liked the Christmas lights everywhere. It was a really fun outing that is a little different from the normal Christmas activities.

Congrats Nycole R. on your FTR for this location and THANK you so much for this recommendation…read more We enjoyed browsing through this super clean location. Compared to others, this spot really is nicer. Special shout out to Dee :) She was super helpful and friendly. Since no one was in line, she helped us look for something on the shelf. While they did not have Caymus or Hibiki available, we shall return and check back later :)

the selection of liquor and variety of wines is excellent and the staff are personable & helpful.read more