Utah's Best Beer Selection

This city oasis offers fun, casual dining and its own microbrews.

Reviews:

• “Spotty Food Poor Service”
• “Terrible Food Terrible Service”
• “Bad service swayed my opinion in the red for an otherwise nice place.”
• “Yummy beer good food”
• “Bad and I mean BAD, food and service.”

Tips: The banquet room and patio provide an urban garden atmosphere for group gatherings, from business meetings to wedding receptions.

Squatters

One of the premier spots for jazz in Utah.

Reviews:

• “Best Nightclub!”
• “Great nightlife spot on Main”

Tips: A small humidor displays cigars, ranging from the reasonable Isabella Sweet to the pricey Montecristo.

Mother Urban’s Ratskeller

A refined State Street club offering the largest tap and bottled beer selection in Utah, served up with Southern hospitality.

Reviews:

• “Really good food, really good Jazz Band too.”
• “yummy food, great beer list, good service, irritating parking, out of Rogue 75% of the time”
• “Appauling Customer Service, Bring Your Social Security Card”
• “A little chaotic”
• “Best place to kick back and enjoy a beer with friends or whoever”

Tips: For $17, you get a one-year membership and an official “Beervana” T-shirt. Throw in an extra $3 and upgrade to long sleeves. Temporary, 3 week memberships are $5.

The Bayou

One of the greatest ideas in the valley: Combine a fun bar with a movie theater and enjoy the results.

Reviews:

• “I wish there were more places like this!”
• “Don’t bother”
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• “We had a great time!”

Brewvies

A down-to-earth establishment with a good history and even better bloody marys.

Reviews:

• “The Best”
• “To sexyjen75 "
• “Only Bar Like It in SLC”
• “republicans?”
• “ummm… right.”

Tips: Regulars can be prickly about sponsoring you for the night, so either buy a membership ($20 per year, $5 for a temporary) or find out what your sponsor is drinking and buy the next round.

X-Wife’s Place

Athletics and standard American fare define this Gateway eatery.

Reviews:

• “Not Good”
• “Avoid this place!”
• “Our favorite place to watch sports”
• “Your stomach will get filled, your wallet will get emptied”
• “Go for the game, just eat somewhere else before you get there.”

Tips: SkyBox is a great spot to hang out before or after an event at the nearby Delta Center.

SkyBox Sports Grille

Casual and fun, Park City’s original brewery is a favorite of both tourists and locals.

Reviews:

• “Waitress said their specialty is Fish and Chips—-I agree!!!”
• “Very Good Time”
• “Stay Away From This Place”
• “Great food and good beer”
• “Good Beer & Pub Food”

Tips: Located at the top of Main Street, there’s a lot just below and to the right of the Pub.

Wasatch Brew Pub

Outstanding brews and good food in a stylish, contemporary pub.

Reviews:

• “Surprising Good Food”
• “K iller Brews and fun environment.”
• “THE BEST SALT LAKE CITY HAS TO OFFER”
• “wonderful for a date”
• “Terrible Customer Service”

Tips: Fresh brews from Red Rock’s famed Oatmeal Stout to the Pale Ale are available to go in half-gallon and gallon jugs.

Red Rock Brewing Company or email Red Rock Brewing Company

A distinct Central European eatery serving everything from homemade bratwurst to full-bodied lagers and ales.

Reviews:

• “Loved this place”
• “Food was fair, auto gratuity?”
• “EXCELLENT!”
• " Incredible! The Service!!! The Service! The Service! Oh, and the Eggs Benedict were outstanding….that was the brunch special today."
• “yikes”

Tips: Drink it at home—ask for a growler (a half-gallon bottle) of your favorite brew to go.

Bohemian Brewery & Grill

Live music, friendly locals and plenty of Guinness—it’s a party waiting to happen.

Reviews:

• “Best Local Bar”

Tips: Temporary memberships are $5; annuals are $20. Plus, expect to pay a $5 to $10 cover, depending on the band.

JB Mulligans Club & Pub

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