My friend and I saw Muscadine Bloodline at The Granary Live and it was such a fun night! It was our…read morefirst time at this venue and we loved it. The venue has a relaxed, welcoming vibe that makes it easy to enjoy the music without any hassle. The stage is super close so the sound quality is amazing! And it's easy to get a good view of the stage. I'm excited to see more live music at this venue!

It's an outdoor venue with regular GA and VIP sections; food trucks; high top tables; bar sections…read morenear entrance and middle of venue; ample porta potties; wash stations; and free drinking water station (near left side of stage). Separate ticket line for GA and VIP. Security lines usually moves quickly. Sound system is good. Need to get 21+ ID checked to get a wristband in order to buy alcohol. Parking can be found in the streets.

Great little dive bar vibes. Considering the location, I was kind of expecting a seedy, unwelcoming…read moreplace with a bunch of old racist dudes as the regular clientele, with the classic rude bartender that ignores you. But I wanted a drink and was willing to take the risk, and I'm glad I did, because it was nothing like I imagined. Bartender was friendly and helpful. There was a decent amount of people watching the soccer game on tv, we were all cheering for Colombia, but then they lost, so most of them cleared out. Vibe kinda died after that. But nonetheless I had a great time, and I was pleasantly surprised by the friendly atmosphere. Plus 6$ mules and .50 cent pool is hard to beat. I guess they serve food but I don't know how good it is. Only downside is that's there's just one toilet, luckily I didn't have to wait to use it while I was there.

Little dive bar. Big fun! I needed to take the edge off from work and found this gem on Yelp! It's…read moreone of the closest bars by my house and it was open late on a Sunday! Drinks are cheap and so are their Hennessy shots at $7 each! Plenty of seating available, but everyone seems to congregate at the bar. I soon found that the bartender is such a hoot and so friendly! There's a couple of pool tables. The bathrooms are a little "shocking." I was looking for the women's restroom and when the lights automatically turned on, I saw lots of 70s models posing nude. So this is what regular bodies look like before the surgery era! The men's restroom was more classy with people smoking cigars.

Just saw Eric Johnson play here and it was amazing! The venue was small and intimate.read more

They put on an amazing show! I saw Gully Boys and Durry on October 10th, incredible venue, great…read moresound, awesome atmosphere!

I just went to Urban Lounge for the first time with my husband and some friends for Emo Karaoke…read morenight. It was sooooo much fun! I love the intimate nature of the venue, allowing one to be pretty close to the band during the concert. I appreciate the water system they provide for attendees as well. They do have a bar, but no food (although I kind of wish concessions were an option because I was hungry )! Loved getting to attend though!

The DJ/music was extremely mid and the bartender was an asshole and charged me $16 for 2 under…read morepoured shots (probably only 1 full shot). $30 for a ticket just go somewhere else. Basically robbed me

Loved the small intimate venue! Parking was a little rough but everything else was lovely. I was so…read morehappy to support a small artist I've been following for a while and it was so nice to be so close up and personal.

It's been a few years since I've been to kilby, but I'm glad I went back! It felt like seeing an…read moreold friend. The venue is great for seeing bands that haven't blown up yet, and you can actually talk to them afterword. It's a pretty intimate experience. I saw Local Natives there back in the day and it remains one of the coolest music experiences I've had! A few FYI(s): the crowd trends young. Music is for everyone and I personally don't care if I'm the oldest person at a show, but it does feel like showing up to a party you haven't been invited to. The bathroom is terrifying and feels like someone will jump out of the locked closet with a chainsaw, but adds to the garage-esque aesthetic. I'd still take this bathroom over the urban lounge lol. In general I love that SLC has venues like this holding strong, and a safe place for kids to hang out and see live music.

The fried pickles were good. The cheese fries were soggy and not worth it. I think they were out of…read moreregular cheese since I was automatically upcharged for queso without being told when ordering. It would have been nice to know ahead of time. Also, sauces aren't included each sauce is an additional dollar just added to your bill. I wasn't asked if I wanted any or what ones I would have wanted. I'm guessing it's a you've had a couple drinks you won't notice kind of thing. The line dancing was fun and I like the couple ones they taught during the night. By nine the dance floor was pretty full.

This place is so fun! I love the space and all the different activities you can do like karaoke,…read morebull ride, country swing, pool or just hanging out at the tables. They have country swing lessons Wednesdays and Thursdays with live bands on the weekends. Definitely a good old fashion country bar that I would highly recommend going to or celebrating an event there! The food is good, service is great and staff is incredibly friendly. HUGE shoutout to the security guard Eddie for making me feel safe and looking out for the patrons! Thank you!

Very good visit to the Amphitheatre last week as we were starting our journey seeing Zach Top…read more Great sound and the seats were excellent. We loved the minimally priced area to upgrade and to take advantage of the comfortable chairs and shade. I have not been to Salt Lake for a show, and I inquired about close hotels. I was quickly told none were close, so I just bought a parking pass and we stayed downtown at the Hampton Inn. The only thing that really bothered me were the people asking to see out tickets...this happened more than once. Besides opening 10 minutes late, the checkers at the front too SOOOOO long to check bags etc. Thank goodness Zack was tremendous as I was close to just 3 stars...but the music was incredible.

I was super excited when someone offered me a Pitbull ticket. Not only cause I would get to see…read morePitbull, but also cause I've always wanted to check out this venue. Getting there was a little rough. I came in from the mountain corridor side, and it was a very slow moving line to get in, so I'd plan on getting there early. Because I was a little later, I ended up in the Camry lot. This lot is up a hill so the walk back was a hike, but because of its location, it does allow for a quick getaway instead of being stuck in the lower closer lots waiting for the people to walk through and for all the other cars. Even with the long walk, I got out of the venue before most people and was able to quickly get back on the Mountain View corridor. The amphitheater itself is stunning. I love the general admission grass section. The views of the city and sunset were beautiful. Amazing vibes. The security here is INTENSE about bags. I had a small clutch which is allowed and they look out EVERYTHING that I had in it. Like she literally went through every single pocket. The food options are extremely limited and it is a Pepsi venue. I needed to eat so I got a Pepsi zero (they only had Diet Pepsi in one fridge and it was for a line that didn't sell food) and a personal size pepperoni pizza and it came out to THIRTY DOLLARS??? You're joking. The pizza was just okay. The people in front of me got two tall cans of liquid death water and it was $16. A tall can of water for $8 on a hot night is criminal, but I guess they can do what they want since there is no other option. Overall, I would recommend going to a show here. The vibes are super fun and everyone was dancing. The views are beautiful and the grassy section is lovely. I would just recommend eating beforehand and planning to spend a lot if you do end up buying any food or beverages. Oh and of course Pitbull was amazing and totally killed it.

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.