Top Best Italian Restaurants in Park City

"Salt Lakers were devastated when Valter Nassi left the helm of Cucina Toscana—long extolled as the city’s best Italian restaurant. But Nassi wasn’t done, and thankfully opened his own osteria a few blocks away in 2012. Here, white tablecloth service makes Valter’s a premiere date destination, and the food lives up to its praise."

"Specializing in Italian cuisine from Italy's Molise region, this full-service restaurant serves fresh, brilliantly simple cuisine in a handsome, upscale enviornment. During any month, you can enjoy dinner accompanied by live, Friday night jazz performed by the John Flander Trio; in the summer, you can eat outside on the covered patio. Given its location, artistic décor, and quality of dining, Caffé Molise is an excellent place to dine before a Salt Lake Symphony concert or any downtown outing."

"Housed in the Historic Eagle Building in downtown Salt Lake City, Caffe Molise is inspired by Italy’s Molise region. This restaurant sits in a majestic brick building with interior designs that feature exposed wood beams, banquette seating along one wall, dark woods, and large paned windows. Crisp white linen tablecloths, and pendant lighting provide the perfect setting for a special dinner."

"Caffé Molise has quickly become a local favorite within the Salt Lake City restaurant scene — and for very good reason. Conveniently located downtown at 404 S W Temple, Caffé Molise has reminded Salt Lake foodies just how good local can be. Caffé Molise is all about focusing on what is grown locally within the Salt Lake area, implementing seasonal ingredients throughout their menu."

"Have lunch at Settebello Pizza. (My favorite pizza place in the whole city – you must try the pizza with the buffalo mozzarella.) Then rent some SLC Green Bikes and bike over to Temple Square. I like to go here for lunch because it can get crazy busy for dinner and reservations are not accepted. Don’t forget to stop over for some gelato next door."

"260 S 200 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101-1801Italian, Pizza, Neapolitan, Campania, Southern-ItalianLunch, Dinner, Late NightTakeout, Seating, Parking Available, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+1 801-322-3556http://settebello.net"

"We strive to make the most authentic pizza Napoletana possible. First rate ingredients are essential in creating an authentic pizza Napoletana. Whenever possible the actual ingredients used in pizzerias in Napoli are imported"

"The rambling old home at the top of the historic downtown hill is perfect for a romantic northern-Italian meal. Dine under the soft patio lights in summer, and take advantage of the more affordable Monday locals'..."

"Cozy down-home Italian bistro with classic dishes and an adjoining bar hosting live music and DJs. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 435-649-5044"

"The dinner last night was as good as always,\r Very good service and hospitality. Our waiter made us feel very welcome."

"Trendy, bustling trattoria that pairs creative, upmarket Tuscan dishes with an extensive wine list. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-328-3463. Learn MoreMake a Reservation"

"I mentioned red-checkered plastic tablecloths in the intro to this list. Siragusa’s has green-checkered plastic tablecloths. So I guess Green > Red."

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"You’ll likely find Main Street a bit quiet at midday, an ideal time for gallery hopping and lunching at Café Terigo (424 Main St, 435.645.9555). The Terigo chicken salad and roasted turkey sandwich have been on the menu for decades, for delicious reasons. End the afternoon on an indulgent note with a couple’s massage at the stately and super-luxe Montage Deer Valley (9100 Marsac Ave, 435.604.1400)."

"If you are looking for Old World charm right in the heart of bustling Historic Main St., then check out Cafe Terigo. This Park City staple has been serving up classic and contemporary Italian cuisine to locals and visitors for over 30 years. With oversized umbrellas and bistro lighting, their patio delivers an elegant and rustic Tuscan feel."

"For one of the most intimate, beautiful dining experiences in Salt Lake City, whether you love pasta or not, be sure to put Veneto at the top of your list. Situated inside of a beautiful repurposed home on 9th south, Veneto’s features year-round classical favorites and seasonal specialties from the Veneto region in Italy. We highly recommend indulging in a variety of the seasonal offerings on Veneto’s menu including their house made pasta, which changes monthly."

"Experience the taste of Northern Italy in Salt Lake City, where VENETO Ristorante Italiano is its trendiest new restaurant. Veneto’s embodies a warm and delightful atmosphere with floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors, and subtle recessed and sconce lighting. With intricately carved furnishings, billowy curtains for privacy, and white linen tablecloths this dining experience leaves minds, spirits, and bodies at ease."

"Located in downtown Salt Lake City, Monkeywrench is a vegan ice cream and coffee shop replete with various house made ice creams in a variety of formats. The restaurant is also open late most days of the week for those late night cravings. 16 flavors, made in house daily, served in your choice of a cup or cone."

"The federal government operated the Utah State Prison here for nearly a century before the city redesigned and repurposed the site as a public park. This giant space has everything you need for a family or community party, a sports event (see: basketball court donated by the Utah Jazz), or just a morning cardio workout—the 1.38-mile road encircling the park features a 16-foot-wide inside lane for walkers, runners, cyclists, roller-bladers, and skate-ski trainers. Set up a picnic near the large, duck-filled pond, or follow the sidewalk on the park’s west edge under 1300 East and explore Hidden Hollow’s meandering paths, native vegetation, and rushing Parley’s Creek."

"One of Salt Lake City's favorite (and largest) playgrounds, this attractive park has a rather checkered past. Originally, the area was the setting for one of the state's first prisons, an adobe structure in use until 1951. All that currently remains of the prison are a couple of historical markers, and, today, the park offers everything from soccer fields and a duck pond to expansive green areas and picnic shelters."

"Located in Salt Lake City’s Sugar House neighborhood, Sugar House Park is a 110-acre park (the largest park in the city). And this is an ideal place to visit your family and kids. Especially, many people visit this park for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, sledding on hills, and many other winter activities in the winter months."

"This “secret garden”, on a side street in the middle of town, is one of Salt Lake’s gems. Carved and curated by Mormon bishop and businessman Thomas Battersby Child Jr in the late 1940s, the garden is an arguably unsettling tribute to the man’s life and religion, featuring stone-carved sculptures and engravings portraying Biblical stories and church history. Highlights include a curious Joseph Smith Sphinx, an unflattering self-portrait by Child, a sacrificial altar and random carved body parts strewn here and there.749 East 500 South, +1 801 582 0432, gilgalgarden.org."

"Thomas Child built Gilgal Garden in the mid 1900s as a way “to give physical form to his deep-felt beliefs.” This small garden, tucked away in a non-descript street in the Liberty Wells neighborhood, is a wacky, weird, and yet beautiful place. Strewn across moss-covered hills lay some of the most abstract sculptures of arms, legs, hearts, and verses from the Bible. If you need a break from traffic and screaming kids, spend an hour or so meandering around this unique corner of Salt Lake City and have your eyes and minds opened."

"Gilgal Sculpture Garden was envisioned, designed, and created by Thomas Battersby Child, Jr. in the mid-twentieth century. Tucked in the middle of the block behind houses and businesses, Gilgal Sculpture Garden contains 12 original sculptures and over 70 stones engraved with scriptures, poems, and literary texts. The public is invited to visit the garden seven days a week."

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"I am insanely picky when it comes to Chinese restaurants because a lot of them are just okay. Ordered some take out and was incredibly surprised and deli..."

"Among the glitz of Main Street, Butcher’s isn’t the fanciest or swankiest place in town. But when I’m craving a steak or similar and I’m on Main Street and not wanting to break the bank – I come here. Throughout the year the restaurant offers 2-for-1 specials meaning your filet mignon is free if your partner orders up some delicious king crab legs for example."

"$$$ A solid restaurant choice for steak and seafood, with a very comfortable bar. Casual enough for anyone, yet slightly sophisticated. Located at the base of Park City Mountain’s Town Lift."