I tried Atticus coffee right before coming here and I wish I would've came here first…read more It was like a night and day difference between the atmosphere and customer service. The cashier was so sweet. The vibe was so great here. A nice and cozy place.

- Breakfast brioche: 5/5…read more - Laksa noodle soup: 5/5. - Service: 5/5. - Ambiance: 5/5. Both dishes were amazing and recommended by locals.

If you're looking for a solid sandwich with generous portions this is the place. My only gripe is…read morethat I wish you could edit the sandwich more within the DoorDash app. This sandwich was delicious and full of flavor!

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.

From the owner: This is Urban Sailor Coffee's third café location is also home to the coffee roasting operations…read morefor Urban Sailor Coffee.

I was just out for a scenic drive in the mountains and stopped here for some snacks. Once I…read morerealized they have ice cream cones, I was all in for one. Super cute little place and the staff was very friendly. They are 100% no cash so make sure you have a card.

Reports/reviews of food on here are clearly very outdated, as all they have is gas station-style…read morechicken nuggets/tenders and potato wedges. So, disappointing at the top of our drive that we couldn't have the lunch we envisioned, but ultimately fine. Decent country store type place, although a lot of their souvenir-y stuff didn't seem truly local to Brighton.

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

The only reason we continue to order from this place is because they are close. There are no other…read morefood places in this part of the valley. The service is ALWAYS horrible, very unfriendly service, prices are way too high for the quality of food, the fried food is always over-fried. We always try it again thinking it will be better but it is always just as bad as the last time. I would recommend driving a bit farther to Kimball Junction to get better food and much better service.

Cortona Italian Cafe makes their own pasta and gelato! I had the primavera with sausage and it was…read moredivine! I was allowed to choose two different gelatos and they were both excellent! Everyone in our party was very impressed! I've already told many people about this gem!

First time dining at Cortona. Passing through the understated sidewalk front transports you to a…read moreTuscan refuge where rustic dishes are prepared with care and pride. Pasta is perfectly al dente, sausage and other meats are excellent quality. Our server was attentive and friendly. Will be going back.