The Market at Park City

My wife and I loved this place, the fresh bread is incredible. The only thing we didn’t like is the cheese monger. He just sat behind the case didn’t say a word, didn’t offer any advice. I asked about a cheese that caught my eye his was response was I would like it. How would he know? I try and give people a second chance, who knows maybe he had a bad day. The second time we went in there I stood in front of the display and waited and waited and he just piddled around behind the counter. Well I just left. I worked in the service industry for several years and would never give my customers that kind of treatment. It ruined the trip to the market.

I work at one of the exclusive hotels in the Park City area, so whenever I am out
I pay attention to customer service This is especially true in places that might charge a little bit more. Tonight I stopped in at The Market at Park City It is a nice place with a great variety of products However, the woman working at the cash register needed some customer service skills. I did not get her name but she was a heavy set white female. She did not say hello and seemed completely indifferent to me as a customer. She dropped the receipt and missed my hand. I had to pick it up. I can get that kind of customer service (and sometimes much better) at Walmart. I won’t be back…

a truly locally owned and operated market… Mike and his team will get any thing you want if possible… they prefer to buy local and support local vendors and suppliers… the cheese shop is gourmet quality and the butcher shop supplies many local restaurants. It’s a Whole Foods like quality but as a regular market. They are part of the Associated Stores buying group like Fresh Market so pricing is the same as in Salt Lake City. You can tell that is is run well due to the fact that most of the department managers have been here over 10 years… they care about their customers and most long time locals shop here regularly. Excellent Pharmacy and yogurt shop ran by the cutest Korean couple…

During my first visit to PC, I stopped here for groceries because I wanted to see/​buy the local offerings. It was so nice to browse artisanal foods and support the local businesses. I was happy to purchase locally made cheese, chocolate, bread, and salami. However! I had sticker shock for all the other minor groceries I wanted: yogurt, crackers, eggs, fruit… Geez I dunno. I would go here only for the more unique offerings and save my normal grocery list for another place.

Best local store for groceries. Privately owned so prefer to support them rather than other stores in the area. Great specialty items. Good cheese counter etc… They really cater to locals and visitors alike.

If you find yourself needing a cake go see June in the bakery. What a five star experience. The cake was beyond expectations and perfect in every way thanks to June the gal that does the ordering and decorating. The cake tasted and looked like a very expensive one and was only 20 some dollars .hats off to the market (used to be called dans) for having an employee like June in the bakery.

This is one of those cool grocery stores that lends itself well to browsing. They have so much unique stuff on the shelves that it’s a fun place to waste a little time. Every time I go in here I find some bizarre item that I didn’t know I needed. The interior is a bit outdated but it does the job when you need to pick up some groceries or food. Easy to park in their huge parking lot too.

I realized I needed some fruit for my breakfast smoothies, and some salad makings, so checked in and found strawberries on sale, and spinach as well. Some day old bagels were a real find, but don’t look for the day old stuff near the bakery; it was by the milk??? Fortunately one of the ladies in the bakery told me where to look. Just looking at odds and ends, the prices here were really high compared to what I pay at my usual store, but probably ok for Park City.

This is a fairly decent grocery store… but why it has an average of 4.5 stars is kind of baffling. I mean… it’s about the same in terms of quality as Fresh Market, but is nowhere near as great as Smith’s. For the most part, the only reason I come here is for the credit union ATM inside… the only CU ATM within Park City proper limits.
The store’s selection is decent enough, though it’s about the same as Fresh Market in both selection and quality. The deli and bakery are very nice, and the donuts here are definitely better than any other place in town. There are a couple of mini-​restaurants inside the store that sell asian inspired food, and frozen yogurt. Haven’t visited those, so I cannot comment. Prices seemed to be reasonable.
Prices here are definitely inflated, not to a large degree, but about the same as what Fresh Market does. Smith’s is going to be a lot cheaper, and has a loyalty card.
I will give the store an extra star though for having some very friendly employees, way more friendly than Fresh Market. The (assumed) manager Shane is very friendly, and recognizes me when I come in, which is rarely. He seems to genuinely like his job, and I haven’t had problems with him or his employees.
I honestly would go to this store more often if it was in a more convenient location, since there are only two bus lines that run in front of it at random intervals (as opposed to Fresh Market which has many bus lines at nearly ten minute intervals). It’s decent enough, but nothing really attracts me here except the free ATM.

From the 4−½ star review average, i expected higher quality selections than Whole Foods or Wegmans but it was worse than the Fresh Market near by. Nothing special here. We couldn’t even find MSG free breakfast sausages. Pathetic.

THE go to grocery store in Park City.
If you’re staying at a condo while enjoying Park City’s fantastic skiing, grocery shopping and staying in is your best financial bet in a town that serves up $ 35 chicken breast dinners.
Found the Market at PC via Unilocal.They’ve got it all here and very reasonably priced (a tad more expensive than Smith’s but, the selection is great). They’ve got great chicken/​meat/​fish department — look for the specials — great deals on steak which hit the spot after a day on the slopes. Picked up 3 NY Steaks on special for like $ 8?
Special to this place is the Red Bicycle Bread — brought a loaf of the Chipotle Chocolate Bread to the condo. (Possibly laced with crack???) Unreal (~$ 6).
You can also find local products in here is well — I recommend some of the local beers (Provo Girl) and the local cheese (try the Heber Valley Artisan Cheese — thank me later). Mmm… beer…cheese…
Don’t bother driving 5 miles to go to Smith’s near the Interstate if you’re staying in town. This grocery store has it ALL.

A nice little grocery store in Park City, we dropped in here several times during our weeklong visit to Park City to pickup snacks and supplies. It was very close to the hotel we were staying at and besides not having any liquor (I realize it’s Utah), there wasn’t much more we could ask. The first day we were in Park City, the cashier explained the liquor laws to us and gave us directions to the State operated liquor store… I find that hilarious.
Return Factor — 75%

I’ve been shopping here for years. Even though I live in a different town this store is on my way home from work, plus the store shares the parking lot with a liquor store. Win win. I also like the layout.
They know what they’re doing at the meat counter, don’t hesitate to ask questions!

I try to shop there to support local business. Great Store. I love the RED BICYCLE BREAD. FRESH LOCALLY BAKED! One of Utah’s biggest Liquor stores across the lot.

Park City Market is awesome. They carry many of the local products you can only get in this area — specialty pickles, Deer Valley Resort products, local beef jerky. And the service is great if you need help. And if you even need another reason, the owner, Mike, always is ready to help the local charities and groups. Great job!

This has and will continue to be my go-​to grocery store in Park City.
They have a great selection of all the groceries you need, including a great deli and bakery. They also have a pharmacy with the friendliest pharmacists around. The store is well laid out with big aisle signs so you won’t spend much time wandering around.
What really seals the deal is how much a small town, local feel this has. Unlike, say, the Albertsons just up the street, the general managers are often working the check stand themselves

Ever find yourself going on vacation and ending up in some grocery store (I know happens to me all the time too!). You start to look around and subconsciously or maybe even consciously you’re judging this grocery to your own frequented grocery. Yep, I compare all my large grocery to Dominick’s. Sure it’s strange but I’m sure you do it too (at least I hope you do). Anyways, so this grocery is pretty awesome. Easy to find foods, deli counter, super clean, friendly staff, locals aren’t staring at you like some grocery’s (I’m looking at you too WI), and the prices are pretty fair.
Hey, if you can save some money on the trip and cook at home why not. That extra money can go to other fun activities. Such as betting you friend to jump off the second floor balcony into a huge pile of snow with nothing but underwear on. Didn’t happen to us but it was just a thought on how to spend the extra monies.