Utah's Best After-Work Bar

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

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

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

See and be seen while dining on delicious seafood in a colorful and lively atmosphere.

Reviews:

• “good vibes”
• “Great Service”
• “Never again!”
• “Hmm.. Going downhill?”
• “Fish?”

Tips: The Oyster Bar is a private club, so membership is required. A yearly membership costs $30, or you can get a temporary (two-week) membership for $10.

Market Street Oyster Bar

A good place to simmer down in the southern part of the valley.

Reviews:

• “Best place to party on the weekends!!!”
• “Should be called club serve yourself”
• “Very poor customer service”
• “Didn’t stay”
• “Disapointment”

Tips: Monday has Monday Night Football; Tuesday is NTN Trivia Night; Wednesday is Karaoke Time; Thursday is Band Audition Night; Friday and Saturday have live music and Sunday features Bluegrass Jams.

Club 90

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

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

Fans of fresh seafood no longer need to go downtown with this Holladay addition to the Gastronomy family of restaurants.

Reviews:

• “Best Seafood swims away”

Tips: You can’t make reservations, so it may be a long wait, especially on weekends. It may be worth joining the Oyster Bar private club: seating is quicker, and the menu and kitchen the same.

Market Street Oyster Bar

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

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