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Father-and-son project Alpinist is chef's return home - Park Record

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The Alpinist was created by the alpinist himself, chef James Dumas, and his son, Andre, who spent most of their careers working in Park City restaurants. But the space at Deer Valley Club is especially nostalgic for the pair. In 1993, James opened Sai Sommet in the same space.

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