place was cheap for a good amount of time but I personally think it's not right for us to be damned…read moreto stupid AI slop, the music and the app they provide for smaller groups is horrible, genuinely sounds like AI, the vocals and music itself have no similarities to the reals songs. The bigger groups on the other hand have an Ipad where they are able to choose real songs and other apps. Will NOT be coming back.

Great Experience. Can't go wrong with a good time at karaoke. Highly recommend this place!read more

During pride week I was bar hoping with friends and stumbled upon this spot from the alley side…read more The aesthetic are cute, the staff is friendly and the cocktail are perfection! This seems like a a great spot to grab a drink!

If you're looking for a low light, semi-romantic cocktail lounge with some delicious bites you've…read morefound it. Truly this spot would be an easy 5 stars but the service is fairly lacking, if I could rate traits individually it would be 3 stars. It's a small lounge so when you walk in they'll tell you to sit anywhere but that might be your last interaction if you don't kinda catch someone walking by. Getting a glass of water and a drink order in took a good while, and ordering food felt like I was asking the waiter for a heavy favor, it made the experience feel uncomfortable. But the food and drinks really make this place worth it. The frosted water Lily cocktail was delicious, it packed a flavorful punch of coconut with violet and once we did order food the plates came out quick. Each dish was delicious and well worth the cost.

Loved it. The personality and service were top notched but down to earth. Prices were fair. The…read moreambience was swanky and sexy. I would have preferred some jazz but that's me. Great drinking spot and we will be back.

Perfect ambiance! It was exactly what we were looking for! speakeasy vibes and superb Martini's - I…read morehave never seen this many MARTINI OPTIONS!:D I was EXCITED to say the least :) Our host recommended both our drinks! And they did not disappoint!! The pink pussy cat was almost like a sweet jolly rancher flavor and the Mescalini was refreshing with the muddled basil!

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.

This was such a fun place for date night with my hubby! The venue is so fun, the entertainment…read moreexciting albeit I wish it was longer than 25 minutes as I really enjoyed it! I want to come work here! The food was really good, and really expensive! Our bill was $145 for the two of us. Our server Jaxson was really knowledgeable on the menu, and really friendly. I don't think there's a bad seat in the house as all the burlesque dancers move around the space. Be prepared with some ones to tip them, but they also take Venmo. I'd love to come back!

Am I the only guy who gets weirded out when going to a burlesque show, with their spouse also…read morepresent? "Don't worry honey, it's okay to look, and also throw money at the half-naked women! I promise you won't get in trouble!" Uh-huh. ;) Alright, I digress. Awkwardness aside, Prohibition is a really great place to enjoy a classy dinner, where the meat is served on a place AND on stage, and the cheesecake comes with the price of admission! Speaking of admission, as my wife and I were guests, being shepherded along by our friend, I cannot recall exactly what the "cover charge" was (not much, if I remember correctly...less than $20 for two?), and if reservations are *required*, I cannot say for certain, but I would say they are *recommended* at the very least, because our showtime was packed. Anyway, once paid, you are escorted through a secret bookcase door (SLC residents sure do love their speakeasies, don't they?), and into the dining hall and saloon, where you're soon to have your socks knocked off...well, someone's clothes are coming off, anyway! We were given a table that I dismissively thought was tucked away pretty far in the back and out of the way, but it ended up being one of the best seats in the house, as the table where the performers gathered, prepped, and returned to was just adjacent to us, so we were about as up close and personal as you can get, without getting yourselves arrested. Each of the dancers brought their own style, flair, and wardrobe to their performances, which were spirited and energetic, and a touch racy, without devolving into outright debauchery. It may be an (18+? 21+?) venue, but alcohol restrictions aside, I wouldn't hesitate to take older, more mature teens to a show with similar content. We ordered a smattering of smaller dishes, as we weren't particularly hungry, but the Mishima Wagyu tacos were fantastic (as you would expect), as was the Fedora Fin (Za'atar-crusted ahi tuna), and all of our cocktails. As the show is timed event with multiple performances per night, both food and bev are fired out of the kitchen/bar faster than the bullets from a Tommy Gun, but with far better accuracy. The whole operation here was honestly very impressive, from start to finish. Coming from a progressive city like Portland, it's always struck me a little odd that places that, by reputation, strike you as more conservative end up having some of the best, most wild entertainment venues, that you only wish you had back home. Prohibition is one of these places that I would rather see in my downtown, instead of the litany of seedy strip joints pushing for maximum titilation, but with only a fraction of the class and sophistication. Prohibition is good, clean fun, masquerading as something illicit, which is the heart of what makes it work so well.

I read a few reviews before posting mine and am surprised to see recent reviews not loving the food…read moreat Aker. We just tried it for the first time and everything we had was delicious. We started with the hanabi. Crispy rice topped with spicy tuna and avocado, finished with sliced jalapeño, micro greens, and agave soy reduction. Next we tried the aker crunch roll. Not the greatest roll we've ever had, but definitely better quality than sushi at most places in Utah. I'd get it again. We then tried the toro and sablefish nigiri. The toro was great. My wife didn't want to try it and at the end of the meal said it was her favorite thing. The sablefish is good, but if you've had the sablefish at Takashi you'll be a little disappointed with this one. I would skip that next time and just get the toro. Star of the show for me was the wagyu ribeye. The steak was cooked perfectly and had great flavor. The bone marrow butter jus and chimichurri were both great and I found myself switching between the two. I also enjoyed the carrots and polenta that came with the steak. For dessert we had the butter cake. It was good. Not as good as the one at sol agave, and I think the one we had at Felt next door was even better, but we still really enjoyed it. Service was really good and we can't wait to go back.

We were excited to try Aker, but unfortunately it didn't live up to the hype, especially for the…read moreprice. We started with the Wagyu tartare and bone marrow. The concept sounded great, but the dish wasn't balanced. It leaned overwhelmingly savory, and the toasted bread served alongside it was so hard it was difficult to eat without feeling like you might crack a tooth. Overall, it was just mediocre. Next, we had the torched sablefish nigiri. It lacked the depth of flavor I was expecting. If you've been to Takashi, their sablefish nigiri is significantly better. The Wagyu nigiri was good, but again, nothing memorable. Takashi's version has more flavor and is executed better. The Aker Crunch Roll was probably the biggest disappointment. It tasted like something you'd find at an average strip mall sushi restaurant, not at a high-end establishment. The highlight of the meal was the Wagyu ribeye plate. The steak itself was excellent quality and cooked well. The baby carrots were very good, and the polenta was outstanding. The only miss on the plate was the chimichurri, which had an overpowering raw onion flavor that overwhelmed everything else. Service also left something to be desired. Our waitress had an unusual habit of lingering at the table much longer than necessary during every interaction, which became uncomfortable. She also failed to notice that my wife's drink had been empty for quite a while, and I eventually had to wave down another staff member to get it refilled. For a bill of around $250 before drinks or dessert, I expected a much more polished and memorable experience. While there were a few bright spots, they weren't enough to justify the cost. Overall, I wouldn't return, and I'd recommend spending your money elsewhere if you're looking for a truly exceptional sushi and Wagyu experience.

Great variety brunch buffet. Service was excellent. Loved the mimosas! Fried rice was also…read moreexceptional. Made to order omelet station. We loved the open air dining area. Wasn't that crowded for a Sunday; but we got there right at opening. Cute decor. Overall an amazing brunch experience and we'll be back!

Food Quality: N/A - food available, but I didn't order…read moreService: 5/5 Cleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 I tried out drinks at Sunday School located upstairs in the Sunday's Best Restaurant while waiting for a table opening on the main level of this amazing new location. Both the. Restaurant and the bar were so well decorated and had a great vibe! I came with a group of friends and we all ordered different drinks - Divine Intervention, Halo Halo, Confessional, Rosary Beads, Prophet Punch, and Alter Ego. Our bartender/server carefully crafted the cocktails and each one tasted delicious. They offered both cocktails and mocktails, perfect for any preference! The space was clean and the staff were welcoming. All green check marks in my book! Can't wait to go back and try more of the menu as they also offer shared plates!

We loved the wagyu, our server was attentive and so wonderful to us. It's a bar, so you're in there…read morepretty tight, but the food made it worth it for us!

I visited White Horse for the first time this Sunday, and it was a wonderful experience. I loved…read morethe décor. It's intimate, stylish, and has a great atmosphere. I ordered the steak and eggs, and they were phenomenal. My friend suggested we share the ricotta pancakes as an appetizer, and I'm so glad she did because they were absolutely fantastic. The food, atmosphere, and overall experience made a great first impression. I'll definitely be back, hopefully one more time before I leave Salt Lake City.