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Park City Arts Festival Review

Reviewed by Becky
Many people head to Park City year around for good art and food, and if you’re in search of both at the same time the Kimball Arts Festival on main street is the place to be! While the art is incredible, the food is quickly becoming a very important part of the Kimball Arts Festival as well, due to the “Taste of Art” program showcasing some of the finest and most loved restaurants in Park City. The restaurants participating in the “Taste of Art” program highlight their own creative food making processes by designing and constructing food sculptures, beautiful arrangements, and unique specials every night.

Here are a few different stops along Main Street which stuck out to me:

High West Distillery
If you live in Utah, but haven’t been to the High West Distillery, you are in for an amazing treat! Although I had stopped in for cocktails many times, only recently have I taken the time to have a full meal here. Although it was a bit pricey, it was worth every penny. This is a great place to go for drinks, a few appetizers and drinks, or a three-course meal and drinks. Along with the incredibly creative food (example: one of their appetizers is a caramel, cashew, bourbon, bacon popcorn…amazing!), the quaint old, four-story house that they’ve turned into this restaurant is a really unique environment to eat in. And of course, you can’t leave without at least trying one of their famous cocktails like the Rendezvous Lemonade: Rendezvous Rye Whiskey, High West Lemonade, and a Mint Sprig (which just so happened to be 50% off at the festival! I was happy.)

The Eating Establishment
If you’re looking for something more pocketbook and family friendly, this is the place for a good hearty breakfast, lunch, or dinner. I personally enjoy sitting by either one of their fireplaces on a cold winter morning to sip some coffee and enjoy an eggs benedict. The Eating Establishment is unique in Park City in that it is very child friendly and reasonably priced. During the festival I had their Tasty Tuna with fries. If you’re a tuna fan you will not be disappointed!

Atticus
This is one of the more unique coffee shops I’ve been to. A half coffee bar, half bookstore which is a great place to start your morning with a frothy latte, or relax with friends over a cup of tea (choose from 70 loose leaf teas), or just sit and enjoy a good book on a rainy afternoon. It’s cozy, it’s unique, it’s the right price, and it has a full menu of sandwiches, soups, salads, and breakfast items… so what are you waiting for?

Make sure to check out the Taste of Art program next year at the Park City Arts Festival!
Here is the line up of restaurants who participate:

501 Main Street
Atticus Coffee, Books & Teahouse – 738 Main Street
Bagkok Thai on Main – 605 Main Street
Blue Iguana Mexican Restaurant – 628 Main Street
Butchers Chop House & Bar – 751 Main Street
Eating Establishment – 317 Main Street
High West Distillary – 703 Park Avenue
Leonardo’s Finest Cuisine – 333 Main Street
Main Street Pizza and Noodle – 530 Main Street
La Niche – 401 Main Street
Reefs – 710 Main Street
Reyes Adobe Restaurant – 710 Main Street
Shabu – 442 Main Street
Silver – 508 Main Street
Yuki Arashi – 586 Main Street
Zoom – 660 Main Street

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  1. Looks like a great time! I really need to make it up to PC more often, there are some culinary goldmines!!

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