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    Tupelo Park City

    3.9 (445 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Outdoor seating

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    Duck & elk bolognese
    Melanie S.

    Wonderful ambiance. We had the elk bolognese & duck. The duck was very unique - a favorite on our trip!! Would recommend.

    Trout toast, brussel sprouts, gnocchi
    Colby G.

    Hats off to Tupelo for Incredible food, service, and ambiance. Truly an inedible spot! Reverting was delicious with thoughtful flavors that were well balanced.

    Mussels
    Rick H.

    Ok, I was originally wondering if this place was legit. We showed up and right off the bat the said 86 the mussels. Bummer. We asked for a Captain Morgan. Nope. But, Gabriel our server turned it around. He secured us some mussels which were amazing, and turned our experience to a positive. The power of your workers are a testament. Cheers

    Inside facing kitchen
    Michael S.

    Context/preamble: Made a same day reservation for 2 at 6:30pm on Mon, January 20, 2025 (at around 4pm). For such a highly raved restaurant (infatuation, GMaps), there were tons of reservations, so that concerned me (especially considering "excellent" restaurants never have same-day availability). Given that Yuki Yama Sushi is less than a mile away but was booked out until at least 830pm, I hope this place holds up! At the restaurant: The service was phenomenal we arrived. They gave my partner hot water (and refilled it!) with lemon because she was FREEZING (it's like 3F, for context, before wind chill). The ambiance is quiet with a soundtrack in the background - not loud enough to overpower nearby conversation but sound does carry in here - you'll never eat in complete silence (even if you wanted to). It's a bit chilly inside - so bring a layer if you run cold easily (they also recently fixed their heater, so I overheard from one of the wait staff). We ordered two starters, and two mains (pork cheek and "beef and barley", medium rare). The whole restaurant is peanut (but not "nuts" otherwise) free, which was nice to hear, but also very strange - it never said it anywhere online before I wrote this review. For you anaphylaxis peanut allergic folks - here's your confirmation! From the starters: my partner preferred the greens, I liked both, the scallop definitely was complemented well with the pomegranate. Pics attached. - Market greens, green apple, roasted squash, pomegranate, nuts and seeds ($14) - Sliced Maine diver scallop crudo, blood orange juice, mint, pomegranate, chives, nuts and seeds ($21) The mains: the pork cheek was definitely better but the steak held its own! - 48hrs Sous Vide Pork Cheek, Char Siu BBQ Sauce, Green Apples, Parsnips, Fried Ginger ($42) - they give you a TON of pork, like 5 pieces - my partner was so full she gave me her last full piece. Yum, but also urgh I'm so full. - "Beef & Barley" : Mishima Farm Sirloin, Garlic Puree, Root Vegetables, Barley Risotto ($52) - cooked to medium rare. Dessert: despite being massively full, but we still ordered the sticky toffee sundae ($12). It had a nice blend of caramel popcorn, ice cream, and sticky Toffee. Great way to end off a meal. Overall: good dining experience - 1.25 hours total, which means the food came quickly and efficiently, even as the restaurant got more packed. Parking is a total sh*tshow. There's 4 spots next to the front door - otherwise you have to park in the waaaay back of the plaza - and it's shared with the other stores in the same plaza - so good luck parking if it's not night time. They're on Resy so if you have AmEx gold you can get a $50 statement credit here, which offsets the meal price ($180 for two after tax and tip)

    Old Fashioned
    Jeff D.

    Ok, put this on your top 3 places to eat if you are visiting Park City! Simply Amazing food! Go online and review their menu and story first! Starters, I ordered, Buttermilk Biscuits with Honey Butter! Boom! Deviled Eggs, Boom! Crispy Blue Crab Fritters! BoomBoom! And the Rock Hill Creamery Gouda Cheese Fritters! BoomShuckaluckaBoom! All are a must! For entrees we got the Elk Bolognese, Shrimp and Grits, and the 48 Hrs Sous Vide Pork! All delicious! The Service was amazing and it was easy to find parking.

    Incredible cauliflower main entree ...A plus vegetarian entree. Gigantic
    Van V.

    We had a fun weekend heading to Park City for the wine festival. Six of us went to Tupelo's at its new location outside of the historic district. Beautiful space and easy parking. The food was good! My cauliflower main dish was the best of all...and others had great fish and elk bolognese and more. The cauliflower was like a steak, with amazing greens, citrus sauce, and Lima bean hummus. So creative, artful, and delish. Yes, get the fun biscuits with honey butter. Service from Tom was super too. A great meal and experience. Cheers!

    Atmosphere bar area
    Kelly K.

    We were so excited to come here. So many people said good things. It was underwhelming and we were disappointed. The food quality was good but it seemed everything was missing flavor. The trout had more flavor but the kale peices were too big. The kale Caesar was good if you like anchovies. The deviled eggs should have more flavor and stand out more. The Burrata was very unimpressive and wouldn't order again. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back here for the price.

    Pork shoulder with corn mash and sautéed greens
    Jill C.

    We came here as our 'fancy meal' during an adults only ski weekend. Food was beautifully presented and very tasty. I highly recommend the biscuit and croquettes as starters - and the pork shoulder entree was so juicy and delish. Pros: beautifully cooked meats, great plating, service was stellar Cons: a bit noisy and we were seated at a table that felt doll size - hardly room for the four of us to eat and set our glasses down.

    Iberico pork
    Amanda M.

    Great restaurant in Park City! They changed their location and are no longer downtown, but it's still very central and nice that there's easy parking. We got the brussel sprouts and croquettes as appetizers. Both were good--I preferred the brussel sprouts. The real star of the show was the Iberico pork on cornbread mash (essentially grits) with greens. Some of the best pork I've eaten at a restaurant! So tender and flavorful. Both cocktails we tried were delicious. Waitress was very nice. Only downside is park city prices, but overall it was a great night!

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    Really good restaurant in Park City (right before Main Street). We got the duck and veal bolognese and enjoyed both. Great service as well.

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    Excellent, one of the best in Park City. Felipe and Andy are great, and the bar area has a great local vibe. The trout is def a summer fav.

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    Love everything about Tupelo. Excellent food. Terrific service. Ambience is warm and comfortable.

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    Great dining experience with delicious food and excellent service. However, the portions are a bit small for the price.

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    Pros: - Live music…read more - warm bread & butter - very friendly and sweet server - summer vegetable ramen was delicious - trout was fantastic Cons: - Took about 7 minutes to be greeted. - Couldn't hear the live music because Very loud in main dining room - suggest asking to be sat in the bar; back room, or front room by the windows. Significant volume difference in other rooms. The large room sounded like a cafeteria. - Wine glass was dirty. - half of us tried the halibut (the signature dish) and it should have a macadamia nut crust but it was more a macadamia nut mush. It wasn't crusty which would have been really nice. The halibut itself was cooked very well. Only half of the group truly loved their food. Notes: If you get horseradish on the oysters it is STRONG hr - just beware before you pile it on.

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    This establishment takes their reservations very seriously. We went around 4:30pm and the…read morerestaurant looked 15% filled. Meaning, there were lots of open tables. When we requested a table, the host informed us there was an active reservation for our table in 1.5 hour and we could dine as long as we could be gone by that time. That took me by surprise as the restaurant was very much empty. We were too invested now to find a different restaurant, but it felt degrading. So, I agreed to vacate our dining table on time, if they could ensure our food would be served in 30 min. So, we sit and order hastily. So, here a hastily written review to match our dining experience. The cheddar biscuits were tasty. The smash burger is just another burger with a side of fries. It had some fun Parmesan crisp for extra flavor and texture. The birria tacos were very unexciting in flavor. The burrata salad was interesting, and sparked my culinary curiosity. I didn't want to push my luck with dessert. To not overstay our welcome, we paid and skedaddled. Although I felt rushed and judged, the server was polite and kind. In conclusion, the food ranged from interesting to disappointing, but service was great. Maybe next time I'll make a reservation for a table that comes without a hot timer... if there is a next time. Also, when we left, only about 30% of the tables looked occupied. The forced rush was really unnecessary.

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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.

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