

Woody, elegant Sundance Resort destination with mountain views & upscale, renowned American cuisine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8841 N Alpine Lp Rd, Sundance, UT 84604
Phone: (801) 223-4220
Website: https://www.sundanceresort.com/dining/foundry-grill/
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Reviews
The service was prompt and impressive the whole time. The environment was beautiful, and the scenes outside were even more unreal.
This is one of our favorite places that we’ve been for a nice dinner!
My siblings and I – the three of us – got to go in and receive a delectable assortment of food in celebration of the holidays and wrap up for the new school year. We’re very grateful for the hospitality and the service that had been provided.
Sunday brunch buffet is only offered once a week. It reminds me of the food that is offered at nice club houses. There’s an area for yogurt, charcuterie, steak, salmon, pasta, salad, omelette, gingerbread pancakes, and a vast array of desserts. Drip coffee, soda, and water are covered within the $55/person fee.
We were seated in the area right behind the room dividers next to the front desk. The area is well decorated with Christmas decor. The sun streams in through the windows. A huge shout out to our server J was very quick and timely in checking in with us and making sure we were well settled.
Make sure you go in with an empty stomach and dressed to take good pictures all throughout your stay here. God bless you all.
A BIG thanks to my Server Jordan!!! She is always prompt & amiable!!
Thanks to All!!
Christopher J Rings
A Memorable Meal in a Hidden Gem — Once You Find It
Our family recently dined at The Foundry Grill at Sundance Resort, and while the experience ultimately delivered a fantastic evening, getting there was a bit of an adventure.
The drive up through Provo Canyon into Sundance is absolutely beautiful — Utah showing off. However, finding the actual restaurant was surprisingly tricky. There’s major construction going on near the entrance, and signage directing guests to The Foundry is minimal (or missing altogether). We had to call the restaurant for directions, which was challenging with the limited phone service in the area. Fortunately, we got through, and a staff member helpfully guided us to walk behind the construction zone to find the entrance.
Once inside, the experience shifted completely. The Foundry itself is housed in a gorgeous rustic building that feels steeped in history, with modern alpine touches. There’s a boutique, deli, and sundries counter attached — a charming surprise that added to the atmosphere.
We were dining as a family — my wife, three of our kids, and myself — and we weren’t sure what to expect from the food. We ended up ordering a wide range of items, and not one disappointed. The standout? The signature Tomahawk steak — I’ll admit I had low expectations going in, but it was absolutely superb. Rich, perfectly cooked, and well-seasoned.
Our server, Ashlee, was a joy — warm, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable about the entire menu. Her passion for the food added to the evening, and she struck the perfect balance between friendly and professional.
The vibe is casual mountain resort — relaxed, but refined. My youngest son Axel was in a T-shirt and shorts, and we didn’t feel out of place at all. Some guests wore jackets, but it was definitely a mix. No pressure, just good energy.
After dinner, the twinkling lights on the trees outside created a magical finish to the evening. We took photos together in front of them, and it capped off the experience beautifully.
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Final Thoughts:
Despite the confusing arrival and lack of signage, The Foundry delivered an exceptional dining experience in a breathtaking setting. If they improve the guest wayfinding, this place could easily earn a solid five stars.
Tip for future guests: Call ahead for clear directions, and don’t be afraid to wear something casual — it’s the mountains, after all.