Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Park City Area

"City Creek Center is a wonderful open-air shopping center, residential, and an office building in Salt Lake City. There are over 100 top retailers in various nitches, like electronics, furniture, fashion, textiles, footwear, home decor, and many more. Therefore, if you are looking for shopping in SLC, this is the premier shopping destination in the city."

"Satisfy your shopping fix with a stroll through City Creek Center and browse Apple, Anthropologie, Coach, Nordstrom and more. This is a one-of-a-kind mall with a retractable roof and a running creek stocked with local brown trout."

"I don’t normally ooh and ahh over a shopping center, but the City Creek Center in Salt Lake City is gorgeous!. The Goof and I planned a visit here with a goal in mind. We wanted to open the Disney Store."

"Specializing in contemporary art, Julie Nester’s gallery displays a range of artists both emerging and more established from around the United States and Canada. The gallery offers a range of mediums (paintings, mixed media prints, photography, sculpture, etc) and a variety of styles, including figurative, abstract and landscape. Website: www.julienestergallery.com"

"Located on the west end of downtown, The Gateway offers a large number and variety of shops - ranging from modern furniture, to teen boutiques and an Apple Store. This open-air center has a high-end feel, with its curving streets and walkways, attractive architecture, fountains, and tree-studded courtyards. Resident stores suit nearly any shopper's taste and include Barnes & Noble, Build-A-Bear Workshop, Brookstone, Abercrombie & Fitch, Ann Taylor Loft, and Victoria's Secret."

"The Gateway shopping and entertainment center was completed at the time of Salt Lake City's 2002 Winter Olympic Games and have been a major component of the revitalization of Salt Lake's west downtown. It's located along 400 West, between 200 South and South Temple. The Gateway offers stores, restaurants and movie theaters, but also two of Salt Lake City's best museums, Discovery Gateway and Clark Planetarium."

"If you've ever driven the length of 700 East Street, you couldn't have helped but have noticed Trolley Square's100-foot-tall, light-up water tower, just a few blocks southeast of downtown proper. Marking one of the city's more central shopping centers, this tower once serviced a yard of trolley car barns. Housed within the historic brick walls of these structures today are numerous shops and eateries of various sizes."

"Another shopping district with a quaint, historical touch, Trolley Square has a great selection of boutiques for everyone's shopping tastes as well as many noteworthy national chain stores in between. A movie theater, restaurants, and numerous public events await you. This area housed Salt Lake City's former streetcar and trolley barns, so if you are tired of the shops, take a look at the history the square offers."

"This 10,000 square foot gallery space is home to A Gallery, one of the most prestigious fine art galleries in the state. A Gallery exhibits artworks across a range of media, but primarily painting and sculpture, by both local artists and artists from all over the world. Recent and future exhibitions include work by painters Roland Thompson and Jennifer Rasmusson, amongst a range of other accomplished and emerging artists."

"Located on the benches of Salt Lake City's posh east side, this fashionable shopping center - Utah's first - provides discriminating shoppers a range of upscale venues. Whether you seek ski gear, running shoes, or groceries, you'll find what you're looking for - or at least the high-end version of it. The shops of Foothill Village don't set out to be snobby; they simply have some of the best goods and most knowledgeable staff in town."

"Open seven days a week and offering a veritable bounty of fresh and decadent toppings – if you’re looking for a sweet treat on the go – check out this downtown temple dedicated to the cinnamon roll. Bonus points, everything at Cinnaholic is 100% vegan friendly with no dairy in sight. 358 700 E, Salt Lake City, UT 84102(385) 415-2744cinnaholic.com"

"Every product at Cinnaholic in downtown SLC is vegan, dairy & lactose-free, egg-free and cholesterol-free. Your browser does not support the video tag. Cinnaholic features over 20 unique frosting flavors and a variety of fresh and decadent toppings, which is why this dessert hot spot should be at the top of your dessert list."

"After living for nearly four years in the European region where French fries were invented, I consider myself a bit of a frites snob. And when I proclaim that Bruge’s Belgian Bistro has some of the best French fries this side of the Atlantic Ocean, I do so based on many million calories of extensive research. Fluffy on the inside and crispy on the outside, the fries served at Bruge’s come with dipping sauces like fry sauce, mayo, aioli, and curry."

"Born in the restaurant's namesake city, Bruges, Belgium, owner Pierre Vandamme brought with him Belgium's famous yeast-raised Liege waffles. Endowed with the traditional sugar pearls in the dough, these waffles are served hot and eaten with the toppings of your choice: creme fraiche, Belgian chocolate sauce, various berries, crunchy speculoos spread or vanilla bean ice cream."

"There are a decent handful of spots for waffles in the Salt Lake valley, but Bruges Waffles & Frites makes the best authentic Belgian waffles in the state. The Liege waffles have amazing flavor and texture no matter what you pair it with. You have plenty of menu options to choose from here but we recommend getting the Liege waffle with cream and fresh berries."

"This pan Asian restaurant is replete with a variety of items. As well as cooked entrees that span various East Asian locales there’s a full sushi bar and menu stacked full of nigiri and maki rolls. Here you’ll find everything like classic staples such as spicy tuna rolls and sashimi platters through to modern creative rolls like the one pictured above."

"A post shared by Melly B (@melbart91) on Feb 11, 2020 at 10:07pm PST. Serving pan-Asian fare, Sapa specializes in Pan-Asian fare. You will get everything from drunken Thai noodles, dim sum, sashimi, to sushi."

"Asian fusion venue offering sushi & cocktails in a hip locale with a courtyard & imported teahouses. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 801-363-7272"

"This is the best way to continue your journey to discover the history and culture of Mormons. In the shadow of the mountains, you’ll find the well-kept This is the Place Heritage Park, a park whose name references the phrase Bingham Young used when he arrived in Salt Lake City and chose it as the place of choice for the Mormon religion. Here you’ll find Heritage Village – a reconstruction of a 19th century Mormon village – and the Statuary Walk, a walk along a path lined with statues evoking characters and episodes from Mormon history."

"Ever wondered what it would be like to visit Utah over 150 years ago?. At This Is The Place Heritage Park, costumed actors roam the recreated pioneer settlement, giving lessons to visitors in the one-roomed schoolhouse, or offering a shave in the barber shop. The interactive experience invites families to get in on the old-fashioned action with activities like carding wool and pony rides."

"Tanner Park is a 10-acre park near the mouth of Parley's Canyon. It offers views of the valley and the mountains and connects directly to the recently finished Parley’s Trail, a paved two-way path running eight miles from 900 West to Wasatch Boulevard. The park is also adjacent to Parley’s Historic Nature Park, featuring trails, natural vegetation, Parley’s Creek, BMX tracks, and an off-leash dog park."