Dining & Local Recommendations: Where to Eat, Shop and Cook Near Pioche Village

Pioche Village sits on Deer Hollow Road in Deer Valley East Village, just a few steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola and across from Jordanelle Reservoir. Every studio, one-bedroom and two-bedroom suite comes with a fully equipped kitchen. So each night of your stay you can choose: go out for dinner, or bring home some local cheese, bread and Utah-raised beef and cook in.

This guide covers both. You'll find restaurants within walking distance, Park City favorites worth the short drive, and the grocery stores, farm shops and gourmet markets that make cooking in your suite easy.

Steps From Your Suite: Deer Valley East Village Dining

The area around Pioche Village is North America's newest alpine ski village, and new restaurants keep opening here.

Four new spots right next door

Four new food and drink spots sit just a short walk down Deer Hollow Road:

• Tavolona is the flagship Italian trattoria. It serves regional Italian classics, either plated or family-style, which works well for groups after a big ski day.
• Fornetto is the casual choice, with handcrafted pizzas, Venetian cicchetti (small plates to share), Utah craft beer and live sports on TV.
• Alpine Attic is a rooftop lounge known for sunset cocktails and hearty snacks to share, like Wagyu shepherd's pie.
• Mountain Provisions is an all-day café with coffee, pastries baked in-house and grab-and-go food. Its stromboli comes in an insulated sleeve you can take onto the mountain.

In the heart of East Village

Remington Hall is a sit-down restaurant serving breakfast, brunch and dinner. The Lounge at Remington Hall next to it has bar food, lunch and après-ski events.

On the mountain

The East Village Restaurant at Deer Valley's newest base area is a quick, casual place to refuel. It has a build-your-own soba noodle bar, salads, sandwiches and Deer Valley's signature chilis. It also serves breakfast burritos and pastries for early starts, and the Deer Valley Cookie for dessert.

Après near the reservoir

The Dam Bar, near East Village and Jordanelle Reservoir, is a relaxed spot for casual food and drinks after a day on the mountain.

Worth the Short Drive: Deer Valley Snow Park & Historic Main Street

From Pioche Village, Deer Valley's Snow Park base and Park City's Historic Main Street are both a short drive away.

• Deer Valley Café (Deer Valley Plaza Building, 1375 Deer Valley Drive) is part gourmet market, part café, beside the Deer Valley ponds. It's the place for the resort's famous turkey chili. The café also makes carry-out meals if you order 24 hours ahead. It's an easy way to have a chef-made dinner in your suite without leaving the warm kitchen.
• Historic Main Street favorites: Riverhorse on Main (refined New American), Grappa (rustic Italian), 350 Main (contemporary American) and Yuki Yama (sushi) are long-standing Park City favorites. In ski season, book well ahead, especially for weekends and holiday weeks.

Stock Your Kitchen: Grocery Stores Near Pioche Village

Your suite has a full kitchen, so a good shopping trip early in your stay pays off. These are the closest options, with approximate drive times from Pioche Village.

Heber City (about 15 minutes south on US-40)

• Smith's Marketplace, 744 N Main St: a large store that opened in 2024, with groceries, a bakery and a pharmacy.
• Lee's Marketplace, 890 S Main St: locally owned and popular with locals, especially for its bakery.
• Natural Grocers, 989 S Main St: organic and natural foods.
• Walmart Supercenter, 1274 S US-189: everyday basics at everyday prices.

Park City (about 15–20 minutes via SR-248)

• The Market at Park City, 1500 Snow Creek Dr: Park City's independent grocery store, with a deli, butcher counter and bakery. It also stocks local products, including the famous stick bread from Red Bicycle Breadworks. Bonus: the state liquor store shares its parking lot.
• Good Earth Markets, 1270 Iron Horse Dr: natural and organic groceries, bulk foods and local products.
• Whole Foods Market, Kimball Junction: a large store with prepared foods and dry-aged steaks. It's an easy stop if you're driving in from Salt Lake City on I-80.

Kamas (about 20 minutes northeast)

• Kamas Food Town, 100 W 200 S: a full-size, small-town grocery store with a deli and pharmacy. It's also a handy last stop before a day trip up the Mirror Lake Highway.

Gourmet Food Shops, Farm Stores & Markets

For more than the basics, the farm country around Pioche Village has some of the best local food in the Wasatch Back.

• Heber Valley Artisan Cheese (920 River Road, Midway): a family dairy farm and creamery that has been run by the Kohler family for generations. The farm store has a whole wall of cheese, plus local jams, fudge and pickles. There's also a small café serving grilled cheese and ice cream, and dairy tours are available. A cheese board from here makes an easy first night in your suite.
• Ballerina Farm Store (101 W Main St, Midway): the flagship market of the Kamas family farm, with farm-raised meat, fresh baked goods, pantry items and produce. Their smaller Kamas Farm Stand (1476 W 200 S, Kamas) is near Kamas Food Town.
• +7 Farm Store (231 S 175 W, Kamas): a local food hub selling products from Utah farmers, ranchers and bakers. It's right across the street from Kamas Food Town.
• Deer Valley Café (see above): a good place for gourmet grab-and-go food and Deer Valley's signature dishes to take home.
• Seasonal farmers markets: In summer and early fall, the Park City Farmers Market runs on Wednesdays at Park City Mountain and the Midway Farmers Market on Saturday mornings. Check current dates before you go.

Make It a Night In

Here's an easy plan for a cozy evening at Pioche Village. Pick up cheese and fudge in Midway, a loaf of stick bread from The Market at Park City and steaks from the Ballerina Farm Store. Cook dinner in your suite's kitchen, then finish the night in the hot tub with mountain views.

Good to Know Before You Go

• Utah alcohol basics: Grocery stores sell beer, but wine and spirits are sold only at state-run liquor stores. The Park City store is next to The Market at Park City on Snow Creek Drive.
• Bring ID: Under a Utah law in effect since January 1, 2026, Deer Valley's restaurants check ID for every alcohol purchase.
• Reserve early in winter: Park City restaurants fill up fast in peak ski season. Book sit-down dinners before your trip.
• Shop on your way in: If you're flying into Salt Lake City, a stop at Kimball Junction or Snow Creek on the drive up means your kitchen is stocked from the first night.

Plan your Deer Valley getaway.

Book your suite at Pioche Village, steps from the Jordanelle Express Gondola, with a full kitchen and the best of East Village dining right outside your door. See our current specials at piochevillageparkcity.com.