Inspired by winter dining in Switzerland, the Alpen Globes have been an instant success, inviting guests into their own personal snow globe any time of day.
It’s no secret that COVID-19 has changed the way we approach what were once typical activities, like dining out, and has created varied comfort levels amongst friends and family. So in an effort to return to normal, share a few laughs, throw back some delicious fare and dine in an ambiance that will satisfy even the most cautious of your crew, we’ve rounded up some unique dining options throughout the Wasatch that are both memorable and safe.
Igloos
Plastic igloos have popped up all over town, inviting guests to enjoy their own private dining experience safe from the elements of winter, and with a clear view of the mountain sky.
Wasatch Brew Pub - Park City & Sugar House
Enjoy a local brew under the stars in one of Wasatch Brewery’s pop-up igloos. Reservations can be made online for up to six with a minimum spend of $150, two alcoholic drinks and a max dining time of two hours
Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive – Park City
Enjoy a temperature-controlled, bluetooth enabled, two and a half hour rooftop dining experience with you and up to 12 friends (21 and older) in the igloos of Boneyard Saloon and Wine Dive. Reservations can be made online for one of six time slots.
Alpenglobes
Inspired by winter dining in Switzerland, the Alpenglobes have been an instant success, inviting guests into their own personal snow globe any time of day. The globes seat up to 8 guests. If you’re looking for a truly immersive experience, book a snowy night and instantly transport yourself into a winter wonderland.
Nelson Cottage by High West – Park City
Atop of the Nelson Cottage patio sits a beautiful Alpenglobe that looks over High West and Park City Mountain's Town Lift. Enjoy all of your favorite High West après ski cocktails and nibbles with up to eight friends. The Alpenglobe will be closed for the summer 2021 season but will return for winter 2021–22.
Butcher’s Chop House and Bar – Park City
Located at the base of Park City Mountain's Town Lift, the Alpenglobes at Butcher’s Chop House offer a truly private dining experience for up to eight guests. Reservations can be made for a two-hour heated dining experience online. Reservation fees are $75 with a $400-$500 minimum food and beverage spend depending on the day of the week.
Stein Eriksen Lodge Deer Valley – Deer Valley
For a memorable indoor/outdoor dining experience with views stretching out over Deer Valley Resort, enjoy one of Stein Erikson’s Alpenglobes with seating for six. Reservations can be made over the phone by calling (435) 645-6455. Cost is $200 for a 90-minute meal period. The Alpenglobe menu is shared with Troll Hallen Lounge.
Café Galleria – Midway
Choose from one of eight Alpenglobes on Café Galleria’s patio. Reservations can be made online for just $25 for a 90-minute dining experience for up to eight guests. All globes are temperature-controlled and fully sanitized between parties.
Yurts
Featured on Diners, Drive-In’s, and Dives, this local favorite has morphed to accommodate guests during social distancing with the addition of a Yurt in place of their summer-time patio. Reservations can be made for two seatings at dinner, with brunch and lunch remaining first come first serve.
“Yurt Village” at St. Regis Deer Valley has opened with three reservable yurts on what is widely known as Ski Beach, which is accessible from the slopes of Deer Valley Resort. Reservations can be made for up to 8 guests online. A prix fixe menu is available for either lunch, après or dinner with food and beverage minimums ranging from $500-$700.
