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Since the onset of COVID-19, the world has changed. Not only has this global pandemic altered the way we socialize, shop, and live, it’s also changed the way we eat. While previous meals might have included meeting coworkers for lunch or going out on the town with friends, how we eat and how we communicate while eating has changed significantly.
Group dinners have changed to quarantine cooking adventures, and date nights have turned into quiet, home-cooked meals. However, many local restaurants here in Park City continue to offer diverse and high-quality food that you can order and bring right back to your home.
From traditional Thai to healthy fast-casual to wood-fired pizza, here are the best places to eat in take-out Utah’s most famous ski town.
This fast-casual, counter-service cafe chain is the perfect healthy pitstop in between heavier meals. Before adding anything to the menu, the team asks themselves if they can make the menu item from scratch, source all of the ingredients, and if they would love to eat that item.
This includes a steelhead trout plate with a sesame miso marinade, poke tuna with spicy sesame couscous, Thai carrots with avocado, and naan flatbread tacos. There are mix-and-match proteins and market sides, too, as well as kombucha from Salt Lake City-based Mamachari on tap.
Named for Australian husband-and-wife owners Andrew and Tiffany Percy’s five children, Five5eeds features Australia, heart-warming coffee, and many healthy options like grain bowls and shakshuka. It’s a big improvement over the standard hotel breakfast, and the filling food won’t leave you feeling awful while you find the next great adventure.
Now located at Deer Valley Resort, this modern Mediterranean restaurant is worth the trek up the hill just to pick up something different from the traditional ski town fare. You’ll find Middle Eastern flavors in hummus, baba ghanoush, and falafel, as well as surprising takes on schnitzel, salmon, and filet mignon with Polish dumplings. This season, Reef’s also features an exceptional sushi menu that’s only available to go.
Like many other Park City restaurants, Hearth and Hill is a family-owned and run operation newly opened in the Kimball Junction area. Hearth and Hill has an eclectic menu from comfort food and Asian fusion menu items to fresh and delicious salads. The menu is divided into different sections for shared plates, including salads and bowls, sandwiches/burgers/tacos, and dinner-only entrees.
The food at Bartolo’s is excellent for any time of the day, as they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The service here is friendly and fast, so you won’t be waiting long for your meal to be ready. But, most importantly, the food is delicious. They are located in Kimball Junction, making it a bit less chaotic to pick up your meal.
Coming from the same creators as Riverhorse on Main, this gourmet grocery store and cafe is a great stop for a delicious breakfast, lunch, or dinner in Park City. It’s fast-casual service during the daytime and more formal for dinner, but no matter what time you decide to eat here, make sure and take a few minutes to peruse their gourmet grocery items. They feature plenty of grab-and-go items on location, perfect for a quick stop-in.
Heat seekers and hangover sufferers will love the diverse array of menu items at El Chubasco. This location makes more than 20 varieties of salsa daily, each different than the last. They’re spicy, stimulating, and perfect for pouring over giant burritos, chile rellenos, tacos, enchiladas, and more. And it’s not just salsa; don’t miss other homemade condiments like charred jalapenos, escabeche, mole, and spicy crema.
Located in Canyons Resort Village’s heart, the Farm stays true to its name by serving locally sourced ingredients from farms and artisans throughout Utah. Enjoy a top-notch view of the ski slopes while feasting on sustainably raised meats like short rib or beef cheeks.
New this season is a heated yurt, available for parties of up to six guests. Note that the days of operation are limited to Thursday through Sunday only (2 p.m. to 9 p.m.), and reservations are required (online only).
These restaurants are just a glimpse of all of the delicious local cuisine available to Park City residents. While take-out removes some of the more valued aspects of Park City dining, such as sharing a meal outside while watching skiers and pedestrians, you can still sample the diverse array of cuisine available to those living in Park City.
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