So I know this is supposed to be a blog about eating for cheap, but there are two ridiculously good deals right now available online for a couple great high class restaurants.
The first one is to the Tree Room at Sundance. I've never been there, but I've been to Zoom in Park City (its sister restaurant, also owned by Robert Redford) and it was amazing. The deal is $80 worth of food for $40. Still a little expensive, but not too bad for a very special occasion. Word to the wise...$80 there can go pretty quick.
Tree Room Deal
Here's a link to reviews about the Tree Room: Tree Room Reviews
I'm a little more excited about the second deal though. It's at 501 on Main in Park City. They have a good looking menu, and I think I'm going to buy this one. For $29 you get a shared appetizer, two entrees (up to $21 each, which would include everything on their regular menu), and a shared dessert. Again, $29 plus a tip on the full value is gonna be a little expensive, but it's a great deal for a special occasion meal during the Holidays.
Here's the deal and some Reviews:
501 on Main Deal
501 Reviews
If anyone buys these let me know how they like the restaurants!
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I love me some St. George! Check out the St. George Daily Deal.
I love Groupon, Living Social, City Deals, and all of the other discount sites out there. I've had many a fine meal on a peasant's salary thanks to their offers. However, the lack of services these sites provide to beautiful St. George is unacceptable.
Check out stgeorgeutah.com! It's essentially a groupon with a daily deal just for St. George. Yesterday I bought an $8 gift certificate to the Bombay Cafe on 7th East for $4. Can't wait to see if St. George is finally home to some decent Indian Food.
Enjoy! And remember, eating like a king doesn't have to be pricey!
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