Keeping Warm @ Caffe Molise Fred Moesinger and his crew at Caffe Molise have added extra heaters and fire pits to extend their al fresco dining for as long as possible. To reserve your spot on the patio or for indoor dining, call 801-364-8833. Caffe Molise is open for both lunch and dinner with dine-in service, patio dining, and curbside takeout. The gorgeous, downtown … [Read more...]
Lunch Specials, Contests and Incredible Gifts
Park City Ski Shot: Home Edition Kudos to the Park City Rotary Club, which managed to pull off a virtual fundraiser for the 5th Annual Park City Ski Shot event (Home Edition), which was held on Saturday, Oct 24th from the comfort of participants’ own homes. The Ski Shot - normally held on Park City’s Main Street - raised more than $20,000 to benefit the Rotary’s grant programs … [Read more...]
Yoga and Beer! Where?
Carbonara Weekend Supper @ Stoneground Each week, Stoneground Italian Kitchen features a special Weekend Supper to take out and enjoy at home. The Weekend Supper for October 9th and 10th is Pasta Carbonara. This hearty Italian pasta dish from Rome is made with eggs, Parmigiano-Reggiano, guanciale and black pepper. The supper serves 4 and starts at $49, with bread and salad … [Read more...]
Park City Dine About, Lamb on the Spit Sunday Dinner, and Student Dinner
5th Anniversary Lamb Roast Congratulations to Manoli Katsanevas and his excellent team on the 5th anniversary of Manoli’s restaurant. To help celebrate, Manoli’s will host a lamb on the spit dinner on Sunday, September 27th. “Come enjoy a whole lamb roasted over open charcoal, seasonal sides and flights of Greek wine to cheers to 5 amazing years!” says Manoli. He adds, “We are … [Read more...]
French 75 with Cognac, A Must Try Cocktail at Firewood in Park City
During a delightful dinner recently at Park City’s Firewood restaurant, beverage expert Greg Ceccarelli suggested a cocktail to kick the evening off: the French 75. However, he had a trick up his sleeve. This French 75 was made using cognac, where gin is the more typical spirit of choice for the cocktail. I learned that, apparently, there is debate and some … [Read more...]
FOOD FREAK OUT: Global Tricks or Treats?
If you’re Hindu, chances are you consider a Burger King Angry Whopper to be pretty barbaric. And I’d imagine a vegan would think a double-cheese and pepperoni pizza from Domino’s to be barf-worthy. As they say, “One man’s fish is another man’s poisson.” Well, with Halloween around the corner I thought we’d take a look at some global goodies that probably seem pretty strange … [Read more...]
Molise 2.0: New Digs for Venerable Caffe Molise
In the Beginning … I first reviewed downtown SLC’s Caffe Molise - named for the Molise region of Italy - back in 1994. Shelley DeProto opened the restaurant that year and it was a modest affair. The dining room was festooned with white plastic patio furniture and the menu was limited. The food, however, was excellent and I still remember how much I enjoyed Shelley’s aio e oio … [Read more...]
New Sushi Kid on the Block: Hamachi Pecatarian Grill
“I was a bit of a knucklehead,” says Billy. He’s co-owner and sushi chef at Hamachi Pescatarian Grill & Sushi Bar, and he’s explaining how he came to live in Utah. In short, he was incorrigible, acting out, and his mother shipped him off from Chicago to the Beehive with the thought that he’d clean up his act here. He did. Mongolia to ‘Merica Billy is originally from … [Read more...]