When I moved to Park City in 1992, there were some fantastic restaurants around, but the town had little to offer except supermarket chains to supply the home cook. Thankfully, that has changed over the years, and we now have a wide range of boutique markets offering provisions from freshly butchered meats and imported olive oils to locally made breads and cheeses, and much more. Here’s where to get the goods.

Jen Rattray worked at Fairweather Natural Foods when it first opened in 1992, and now she owns the healthy food market—still in its original location on Iron Horse Drive. In addition to homeopathic remedies, a wide range of wholesome organic foods, gluten-free and vegan items, an organic juice bar, and an array of vitamins and herbs, Fairweather also offers an eclectic cafe menu with healthy sandwiches, salads, baked goods, bowls, soups, and smoothies.
1270 Iron Horse Dr, 435-649-4561; fairweathernaturalfoods.com

For baked goods, look no further than Bill White’s Windy Ridge Bakery which, in addition to pies, cakes, cookies, and pastries, also offers prepared foods to take home to your hotel, home, or condo. You’ll love warming up with the spicy Italian sausage or roasted vegetable lasagna after a day on the slopes.
1750 Iron Horse Dr, 435-647-2906; windyridgebakery.com

Deer Valley Grocery-Café has a wide selection of prepared foods ranging from the famous Deer Valley turkey chili and heat-and-serve pizzas to pastas, soups, gourmet baked goods, beef bourguignon, ice cream sandwiches, wine, beer, liquor, and more. Plus, there’s easy parking.
1375 Deer Valley Dr, 435-615-2400; deervalley.com

Where’s the meat? It’s at the Chop Shop in Kimball Junction, specializing in whole-animal butchery. But beyond meat, there’s a terrific selection of domestic and imported cheeses, grab-and-go gourmet sandwiches, Detroit-style pizzas, charcuterie, pantry items, olive oils, vinegars, caviar, and even custom blended spices.
1177 Center Dr, 435-604-0244; chopshopparkcity.com

At Hill’s Kitchen, you’ll find a scrumptious selection of foods to eat there or take away, including party platters, salads, dips, baked goods, breakfast burritos, stromboli sandwiches, wraps, soups, and desserts. Don’t miss the divine cinnamon rolls the size of your head.
1154 Center Dr, 435-800-2870; hills-kitchen.com

If The Market at Park City doesn’t stock it, you probably don’t need it. It’s home to hundreds of food and beverage items from local producers, including Red Bicycle Breadworks, Heber Valley Cheese, Park City Granola, Kodiak Cakes, Ritual Chocolate, Auntie Em’s, and Park City Creamery. There’s also a wide selection of prepared grab-and-go gourmet goodies.
1500 Snow Creek Dr, 435-731-5062; marketatparkcity.com