I thought from our first day here that this place was a bar. Didn't even realize it was a shirt and…read moregift shop until my husband wanted to stop by today. It's a basic tourist shop. Prices are reasonable. Basic items here.

Come here for your Park City souvenirs at great prices…read more Located on Main Street among all the tourist shops and eateries in the historic part of Park City. I was on the hunt for a knit ski hat to cover my "helmet hair" after skiing and also doubles as my souvenir. A wonderful older lady helped me pick out the right hat. Did I mention the great prices? They also sell T-shirts, sweatshirts, pajamas, ball caps and such other souvenirs with the Park City logo. Covid: wear your mask.

Jam packed with stuff in every square inch of this huge store…read more Indian stuff. Carved wood stuff. Western stuff Crafts Souvenirs Jewelry Home furnishings Its a great way to spend a pleasant half hour in Park City and buy some cool stuff or things you didn't even realize you wanted or needed.

The women who run this store are snotty and rude. The woman with the blonde hair and valley girl…read moreaccent was incredibly rude to my mom who was trying to buy a sticker. My mom paid with cash and the woman goes "... I don't like have any change. Do you seriously like want me to find some for you?" Like yeah, lady, she is paying $5 for a sticker. Find the dang change and do your job. She threw the receipt on the counter and snorted then walked away. The stuff here is bad quality and most of it is over $150. Go to Boot Barn and get REAL things at reasonable prices. Pathetic. Worst store in Park City.

Darling clothing and good quality. We bought some clothing. The worker with the first letter K…read morewas friendly and helpful.

Salespeople were diligently counting customers and monitoring capacity in the shop in a friendly…read moreway. The shop is small and inventory is limited but the sales people were extremely helpful. They didn't have the size shirt we wanted but they located it at their other store, took our payment and arranged for quick curbside pickup at the other location which was not far at all. Service at this store was above and beyond during a difficult time.

Staff is too busy Facebooking to assist customers. Otherwise what I saw on my own was not what we…read moreneeded.

The roommate and I walked in to look for souvenirs. They didn't have an I "heart" Park City tshirt,…read morebut they did have the roommate's souvenir: magnets! We stopped by on Friday, December 9th around 3:30pm. The roommate ended up getting a Park City snowflake magnet. We had bought a magnet prior at a grocery store, but we liked this one, so decided to add it to the collection. He also picked up a cute Moose shot glass for his cousin as she collects them. The guy working the store was super sweet. Heard us talking about shot glasses and told us he just got a bunch in. Took out all the different ones to show us. Great customer service! Although I couldn't find my tshirt, I'm glad we found some other souvenirs. If you're looking for something specific, don't be afraid to ask. We wouldn't have found our shot glass otherwise.

Kind of what I expected Lots of T-shirts…read moreLots of shorts Lots of souvenirs to bring back home Located on gorgeous Main Street in Park City Very nice selection and OK pricing Pleasant staff

Chachkies galore! We got a magnet, an ornament and a pin!…read moreAll the crap one needs to celebrate your visit or bring home to others! Staff is very nice and calm and friendly! Lots of what not! Go there for that need.

Great store with fantastic people!!…read more Great small selection of premium cigars...lots of fun things!!

Really nice owner. Super helpful picking out gifts. If you're passing through park city you must…read morevisit

Cool store . Love the products and prices are good (for a ski town)…read more Great location and friendly staff

My daughter bought a jar of Wild Huckleberry Honey in Park City, UT, this winter as her gift to…read moreme. I was very excited to have received it. Upon squirting it into my coffee I noticed it was dripping differently than other honeys. I looked at the ingredients and it showed clover honey, wild huckleberry juice and pectin. Wow, how disappointing! I thought that the honey was collected from bees collecting the pollen amidst huckleberry bushes or trees. Stop selling this honey since it should be listed as fraudulent. I hope that the food inspector would put a stop to this kind of practice.

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!