Utah's Best Sports Bar

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

Three levels of pool, live music and people-watching highlight this hoppin’ club.

Reviews:

• “Terrible experience”
• “Getting to popular for its own good”
• “CROWDED! Not the most fun I’ve ever had.”
• “Drunk Billiard Games all the way”
• “Adults and tourists…”

Tips: Grab a booth in back on the main floor if you want privacy, or sit near the bar for a lively atmosphere.

Port O’ Call Social Club

Better-than-expected food and a huge-screen TV make this a sports lover’s dream come true.

Reviews:

• “lousey”
• “Worst Sports Bar I’ve Ever Been To.”
• “A Customer Service Catastrophe”
• “horrible service, bad experience”
• “Lousy service”

Tips: Try the micro-brew Hefeweizen with natural blueberries. Although tasty, it’s definitely for the beer drinker with a sweet tooth.

Iggy’s Sports Grill

A typical sports and music bar—except this one is especially for women.

Reviews:

• “boys boys boys…did i say boys?”
• “COME SEE STEALING LOVE JONES ON MARCH 11”
• “What a JOKE!”
• “Sloppy bar for sloppy butches and sloppy imitations”
• “The Best of the Best”

MoDiggity’s or email MoDiggity’s

A neighborhood sports bar favored by a wild mix of college students, karaoke disco kids and old golfers.

Reviews:

• “worst bar in salt lake”
• “Not the place to dance.”
• “good "
• “Great Place”
• “Go Utes”

Tips: Lumpy’s is a private club, so you need a membership or a sponsor. Temporary memberships are $10; yearly memberships are $25.

Lumpy’s

Testosterone rules at this casual hot-wing hangout.

Reviews:

• “So much fun!”
• “TERRIBLE FOOD! TERRIBLE SERVICE!”

Tips: Want to impress the boys? Ante up for the “Gourmet Chicken Wing Dinner”: a bottle of Dom Perignon and 20 wings.

Hooters or email Hooters

With a collection of 32 TVs, there’s always something sporting going on at this westside sports bar.

Reviews:

• “Like sports and beer?”
• “dont drink too much!”
• “the best”
• “Casual and open”
• “What a way cool place”

Tips: You can build your own burger or chicken sandwich, with selections from a long list of toppings.

The Puck

Reviews:

• “Bad As**Sports bar / Great Entertainment”
• “Why not”

Point After

Craving comfort food? This American roadhouse serves what you’re looking for in a casual, comfortable atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “Money is more important than service”
• “worth the wait? maso menos”
• “Very bad service. "
• “Pre-Feed”
• “Decent Bar Food and a Great Pitcher of Guinness”

Tips: When the weather’s nice, enjoy the patio. Canopies provide shade during the day.

Fiddler’s Elbow

A good neighborhood bar.

Reviews:

• “best bar in Utah”

Leprechaun Inn

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