The best gay bar in SLC. Whenever I'm in SLC, I spend a lot of time here and its always different…read more During my most recent stay in town, I experienced the large venue as a weeknight drag show, a crazy busy Friday night with everyone dancing on their runway stage, a slower Saturday and a Cowboy/Rodeo themed Sunday. The crowd on the busier nights was mixed while the slower nights were mostly gay men. The bartenders are nice and do their best for Utah's strict alcohol laws. I do wish they served lighter beers like a Montucky or Tecate.

Suntrapp used to be an awesome safe space, go read the other reviews on google and you'll wonder…read morewhy this place hasn't been shut down yet. Since they've re-opened my friends and i have had horrible experiences every time. Extremely unprofessional staff and security. The door guy joseph picks and chooses who gets to enter, accused me of being someone who threatened to punch him in the face when i just arrived then refused to let my friends in because they were too "pushy".

The last authentic gay bar in Salt Lake, event nights once a week almost every weekend. Any night…read moreof the week you go in the staff is happy to see you and help you. For a dive bar this place rocks! It's unfortunate their landlords took the parking away. This bar deserves to stay open as one of our only safe places.

I've been a patron of Club Try-Angles for nearly 15 years. Admittedly I haven't been the most…read moreconsistent patron over the years, but in that time I've seen the club slowly, and seemingly very suddenly, devolve from a dive bar with some level of respect for its patrons to a dive bar that's as lost as the current set of bartenders it employs behind its well. Don't get me wrong, I love my local gay dive bar - the patio is prime real estate, the billiards and darts are in playing condition, the dance floor is just the right size to get lost in, and the community is the very definition - but it should not take 30 minutes to get a drink, no matter how cheap the drinks are and no matter how slow or busy the joint gets. The toiles should not be covered in the same shit stains from the day, let alone the weeks(!), before. The speakers should not be so loud that you cannot communicate with the bartender or the person sitting next to you. With that said, I would say Club Try-Angles is actually entering a new "gayday" the likes of which I've never seen - blame it on all the new development around Central 9th and along Harvey Milk Boulevard. The community is more diverse, the crowds are bigger, and the camaraderie is louder! All wonderful things, but things the bar is showing it's no longer in the condition to support. If this staple of the queer community is going to thrive into the next decade, or even survive the next few years, it's going to need more TLC than its currently getting. Small things, like utilizing both sets of patio doors, cleaning the bathrooms, and strategically turning down the music would go a long way in showing that Club Try-Angles cares for its community. Additionally, reorganizing the well to be more efficient would go a long way to improving the time it takes to get a drink. Bartenders should not be bumping into each other in order to make every. single. drink! In this time of growth and change, what I would hate more than ever is for another VC Firm to buy the bar out from under us and put up a parking lot. We deserve to have this space, and we deserve to have this space show up for and represent those of us who claim Pride!

This place used to be so much fun, it's recently become super greedy. A $25 cover? Twenty. Five…read more Dollars. Just to get in the bar? I'm glad it's a place that can supports the dolls but the drinks are watered down, it's sticky everywhere, and the crowd leans young straight college students who are avoiding all the other rotted and predatory straight bars in Salt Lake. Service upstairs is slower because there's a lot of people ordering, service downstairs moves faster. The staff are kind but whoever is managing this place is out of their mind with the cover charge.

Been here a few times and each time it gets worse. Paid $25 cover, only to find the show was sold…read moreout. Why weren't we told this at the door as we would have made a different decision? The silent disco seemed to be just a bunch of Mormon kids as no one was drinking or seemed to be having the appropriate amount of fun for a gay bar. The bathrooms were memorable for how dirty they were. Drinks were terrible. Why? should be in the bar's name because you'll leave wondering Why? you even went!

Bar X is one of our favorite watering holes in town, for their swanky ambiance and connecting doors…read moreto Beer Bar. You can walk between the two establishments from the inside to get the best of both worlds, with Bar X bringing more of a cocktail lounge vibe. It gets packed inside, so finding seating can be tricky.

Great 'dive' bar feel, popped in here with friends for some drinks after dinner and had a good…read moreexperience. Only downside is you have to order at the bar (no table service), so I imagine on a more crowded night it might be harder/take longer to get drinks. We did the roulette option where the bartender makes a selection of drinks for your group - fun option! Reasonably priced too.

This was the last place we went to end our evening and it was by far the best. It wasn't very busy…read morefor a Saturday, but we also got there pretty late, about 11pm or so. Very talented group of musicians, extremely entertaining! We were singing along and laughing and truly enjoying our evening. Best tasting drinks here as well. The key lime pie one was delicious and so was the watermelon one. I also had an Irish cream shot.

As far as entertainment in Salt Lake City goes, you can't beat it. Troy and Tiffany do a fabulous…read morejob and Moses is beyond fantastic. If I had a business that could use his services I would hire him away! I've been to the other piano bar a few times, there's no comparison to the fund and friendly atmosphere that's created here. They treat you like family and you just can't beat it! Definitely take the time to spend an evening here and drop some cash we certainly want these folks to be around for the long haul!

My husband and I went here to see a DJ and had a blast. There was a line when we arrived, but it…read moremoved fairly quickly. The check your bags and pay you down before going in which I appreciate. You walk in and are greeted by the bar then it opens up into the dance floor. Drinks were good and a lot of people were dancing. As the night went on, it did fill up and get really cramped. They have VIP areas where the bottle girls do the little signs and lights if you're looking to celebrate something. Fun vibes and I plan on coming back if there is another event I want to go too. I'm also interested in the rooftop bar!!

I'm overall really appreciative of the staff, especially the AM Nick who was really kind in my time…read moreof need, so five stars for Nick. But I'm sad to say that tonight will be my last night going to Sky. I was assaulted by a girl who was pushing to the front and I put my elbows up to prevent it and then got shoved and punched in the face. Never thought I would be the victim of assault but alas, here we are. What made the situation worse was Tony, the security guard chose to believe the 22 year old girls who assaulted me instead of me and my shiner, then gaslit me and told me that I must've been the one being the asshole. Sorry to no longer go to a place that usually brings in good djs but I cannot abide the crowd. Super over it. Will not be returning ever, no matter the headliner. One too many negative experiences. Should've stopped a long time ago.

We went for Ella Langley's concert at The Lot. She was amazing, but the venue wasn't my favorite. I…read morewish they had more bathrooms. Even some port a potty's would have been better. The food was not great, but we still had fun because we went for the music. The people that worked there were all really nice though. The location was awesome. We walked from, The courtyard Marriott and it was a pretty lit up, safe walk. So my opinion is they need to figure out the bathroom situation, if they have big concerts again.

GWAR never disappoints! The complex is a good time,…read moreespecially on Halloween. Their ADA section was full, though!

Great food, great vibe, beautiful patio, I've been coming here for years but... What happened to…read morethe chopped salad?!?! Best thing on the menu and now it's gone??? Bring it back please!

A solid spot for good beer and a relaxed atmosphere. The beer selection is varied and well-curated,…read morewith plenty of options for craft beer lovers. The food is tasty and pairs well with the drinks. The space is welcoming and casual, though it can get a little busy and loud at peak times. Service was friendly and helpful, making it an overall enjoyable experience. Definitely a great place to hang out with friends or grab a casual meal. Also fun to sit outside during the summer.

Had a wonderful experience at this hidden gem in downtown SLC. I hit it for Sunday brunch with my…read morewife, not knowing quite what to expect as this was our first time. TL;DR: we loved it and will be back. The brunch was tasty and varied. Food quality was good and there was no problem with any of the items. From rib tips to salads to fruit, there is something for everyone. The cooks were friendly and eager to tout an all-new menu put together by JEFFIE. Unlimited servings with all of these offerings was the perfect way to sit out a hot Sunday, though if you prefer sun, the patio has umbrellas and outdoor seating. Decor is eclectic and interesting. Hopefully you get ALLI was your server -- her tales of living in New Orleans accents her personable and timely service. She was incredible and even tells jokes (I'm a sucker for a sense of humor). If you're wanting a drink from the bar, you're in luck -- these guys aren't afraid to make whatever you think you know, as well as stuff you didn't. One of the best selections of alcoholic drinks on a bar that I've seen locally. Ask MONEY what he likes and be m prepared for items such as a PB&J shot or "The Good Boy" (see photo), -- a Bloody Mary with Tajin, fried pickle and bacon. Start him off with a smile by saying "Go Raiders!". He was funny and interesting and a talented mixologist. A trio of musicians (Twisted Brother) was playing and provided fantastic music to groove to. I think a lot of people end up at the Green Pig next door because it's closest to the road but you'd kick yourself later for not going here, especially for brunch on Sundays. I'll be back regularly and hopefully you will too!

This place is great. Most fun I have had in a while. Knowledgeable bartenders excellent security…read moreand the waitresses are super cute. Private booths, bottle service. Perfect place to fell safe and let your hair down. Definitely check it out. Free admission before 10pm.

Pros: easy to get to and the drinks are reasonably priced. Bartender and staff friendly and…read morewelcoming. Cons: Terrible sound. I've been to shows here twice now and both times the equipment wasn't set up properly. Feedback, impossible to hear vocals, no balance, etc. The was better than the venue. You'd think people in the business would know how to set it up properly. I'll think twice before coming back

Was in town for Paramore show that was unfortunately canceled and what better way to lick our…read morewounds than to go to emo night! The venue was cool, staff/bartenders were very friendly. Drinks were just ok..but you can't punish the venue for Utahs 1800s liquor laws. It was a first for me seeing liquor served from a soda gun and not a bottle. I will say that we we are avid AMF/Adios/Blue Long Island drinkers and to be quite honest it was the worst one I've ever tasted. Only way we were able to gag them down was to squeeze several limes in. I can only describe it as tasking like old hot dog water. The group that did emo night killed it tho and we'll for sure be seeing them again back home in Vegas.