Run-down small business. Opens at noon daily. Dirty outside and in, but provides some brewing…read moresupplies not available at the Beer Nut. Location is hard to find, but worth checking out if you need something (such as a small fermenter) that is out of stock at the Beer Nut.

I love this place! It's in a regular house that's been converted into a wine/beer supply store -…read morewhich gives it a really cool atmosphere. Art is super friendly and very, very helpful. He wants to teach you HOW to brew, rather than just sell you supplies and get you out the door. He's more than happy to talk with you about what you want to accomplish with your brew, answer all your (probably stupid) questions, and even offered us his phone number and said to call him any time, day or night, if (when) we screw up our brew. Definitely worth the trip over there!

The Beer Nut is the place to go for all of your home brew supplies and knowledge. I've yet to have…read morea bad experience here, as all of the staff are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and friendly. I have appreciated that when looking at new equipment, they give me honest opinions on what is the right thing for my needs as opposed to just the most expensive. Also love the advice on recipes for different beers.

They were extremely helpful and have supplies that are difficult to find anywhere else.read more

This place really is "Woohoo! As good as it gets! The most complete selection of homebrewer…read moresupplies I've ever seen, everything from whole grains, hops wine and beer kits and all the perifery imaginable, to fermenters, pots, cookers and, coffee beans! and roasters!! The managment is truely knowledgeable and fully capable of answering those mysterious questions based on years of experience in the beer/wine/coffee pursuit. Probably the most surprising aspect of this place is the prices. They have the best prices I've seen anywhere. I no longer bother looking online for better bargains. The only sad thing is that they're in Utah, making fun events such as tastings' or other brewery events involving sampling beverages... illegal!

Great little shop has everything you need and the gentleman or owner was very nice and helpful and…read moreprices were awsome .

From the second i bit into the probably-should-have-let-that-cool-down fried pickle to the last…read moreswig of my beer flight, Utog brewing was everything i wanted and more. Parked for free streetside nearby and walked over, got on the waitlist and was texted to return after just 15 mins. Seated and we already knew the food we wanted, but took a moment to go through the beers to choose 4 each for our flights. I was so excited to try out the place and their homebrewed drinks! My salad was massive, with charred grilled chicken and a delicious buffalo sauce. The appetizers were amazing as well, you HAVE to try their fried pickles!! It was super hot outside so the beers were extra refreshing, I really loved their IPA but their stout fell flat for me. I can be picky! Their Porter also shone, delicious and unique! Service was friendly and super fast. I asked for some modifications on my salad and they did not mind a bit. Grabbed a pint glass on the way out. Would love to come back here and watch a game from the back patio, which is shaded and has misters (and a kid area!).

This is a fun, and loud place, and the place has character! We got toasted ravioli in red pepper…read moresauce (which was basically the red pepper bisque). Delicious! I could easily eat the bisque alone. We ago got the garlic cheese curds, and the Mac n cheese which was phenomenal! Last time we came, the weekly appetizer was spinach artichoke dip, that was so good, I got a second serving as "dessert" (another day). Their regular menu is great, but I also love the rotation, to add a little more variety. It was very busy, and we mentioned we were trying to make a show later, and they took care of us, and we made it on time.

Did not have a dog friendly patio, lame! The guy said it was too small, but there was nobody…read moresitting on the patio

The sound was so bad we won't be back until you get some sort of sound dampening material there was…read morea group of ladies there that was SO LOUD no way we could enjoy ourselves or anyone else there beer was good relaxing NOT!!!! Beer is really good, service is great...but the noise level in the place is off the wall. There were only 7 or 8 people there and it was so loud you could not think.

For those familiar with the PNW chain, Squatters feels like the Utah equivalent of McMenamins, in a…read morecertain way: certainly not in quirkiness, style or ambiance (of which they could not be further apart), but in their ubiquity - it seems like they're everywhere, even though there are only four(?) of them. We visited at least two, during our four days in SLC. This one was the first: a cathedral-style brewpub with a sports bar aesthetic, with decent food, decent drinks, decent service, and decent prices. Everything was decent. You're not likely to be disappointed by anything you order, but you're not likely to be blown away by anything, either (another thing Squatters has in common with McMenamins, I'd say). During our second visit (to another location, but I'm sure the same rule applies), our party was only interested in ordering drinks (one per person, mind you), but we were informed that we *had* to order some sort of food to accompany them (I'm sure this is more of a Utah thing, rather than a Squatter's thing, but still annoying), so bear that in mind if you're looking for a place to just chill with a beverage and watch a game. Still, the vibe here is lively and friendly; assuming your server is as well, which was a coin flip, in our experience. For a fast, casual chain of brewpubs, Squatters has a lot going for it, and I can see why they are popular, as clearly as I can see ways in which they can improve. A little more focus, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence, and Squatters could absolutely dominate in SLC, and beyond.

We had a big group of people so they split us up which was ok. We had 2 long tables with 2 waiters…read more I did feel the other table waiter was more personable than the one I had. I ordered a salad and it was huge and fresh. We also had lots of apps that were good. Some were good sharing sizes some def need to order a few. Others seem to like their food too, but this is your classic American fare and pub food hard to get wrong.

Food quality: 5/5 Service:5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 This was our first time to Bewilder Brewing Co. and it was a great first experience! We got the Currywurst and Fries and The Reuben with Pastrami. They also had a few mustards you could add to your food - both delicious. A brewery is the last place I would expect German food, but here we are! They also have a great selection of beer to choose from. The staff here are super nice and welcoming, and the space is very well-kept and spacious. It's good for bigger groups and plenty of parking space out front. Go check them out!

First and foremost, they have really solid beer. They have an ESB that is one of the best I've had…read morein a long time. For dinner, I had the chicken schnitzel which comes with a side of fries. Overall, the schnitzel was average and the fries, which are hand cut, were very good along with their tasty fry sauce. Order at the bar and they bring your food out to you.

This is one of our post gym brunch spots! Service is always great, atmosphere is a little bit loud…read morebut that's to be expected with the type of establishment and it's fairly comfortable. We love their filet mignon salad which combines fresh greens, roasted peppers, and fresh cherry tomatoes with tender steak and is topped with a perfect dressing combo or something like a light honey mustard and balsamic glaze. Their wings are crispy with the perfect amount of heat and their parfait pairs fresh fruit with crunchy granola and creamy greek yogurt. We usually get all three and split it. Diet Coke rating: 5/10.

Ogden Beer Company had a fun atmosphere. I love the funny names for the different food items. I…read morefelt the food was very good. I got the Fresh Prince cheesesteak. The meat was really good. If I ever go back, I'll get the Cubano. Everything was really nice except it was very slow service.

Hopkins absolutely knocked it out of the park…read more We started with the Buffalo Cauliflower appetizer and loved it -- great flavor with just the right amount of heat. I paired my meal with the Pico Loco beer, a crisp and refreshing Mexican-style lager that was perfect for the warm weather and one of my favorite styles of beer. Apparently, I was lucky enough to get the VERY LAST Bacon Pepper Jacked Burger before it comes off the menu, and honestly, it was hands down the best bar burger I've ever had. Perfectly cooked, loaded with flavor, and just messy enough to let you know it was done right. My wife and I also shared the Hoppy Blues salad, which may very well have been the best "bar salad" we've ever had. Fresh, flavorful, and far beyond what you normally expect from pub food. Fantastic food, great beer, and a place we'll definitely be back to.

I still really like Hopkins ambiance and beer. Not as…read moreimpressed with their food this last visit though. The cauliflower bites were way too spicy and soggy. The chicken tacos came out with beef first and the chips were stale. My husband liked his breakfast burger though! Service was friendly and we will be back, but I need to readjust my expectations around the food.