We came during their Christmas pop up and it was darling!!! I loved the atmosphere with the…read moreChristmas lights and the cute mugs. I also loved the pizzas and drinks named after different Christmas movies and Christmas things. The service was incredible, the staff is very kind and it ended up being a super fun place to celebrate our girls night. Highly recommend asking for their balsamic glaze as a dip for your pizza

Soundwell provides an intimate concert-going experience for live music enthusiasts, bringing forth…read morea range of genres, from high-energy electronic to bluegrass. My favorite residency at Soundwell is Syndicate, a monthly electronic show featuring a variety of local art vendors. It's a great space to dance and connect with community while supporting local! Some shows offer a full bar with liquor, but most offer only beer and seltzers, so be prepared to swing by their neighboring sister restaurant Studio for liquor and grub. I've attended an array of concerts here and always enjoy the quality of sound and how dynamic the space is for different vibes!

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

It's been a week, and I still cannot find enough words to say about this venue. From "A to Z"...it…read morewas absolutely amazing! By far, the easiest and most pleasurable I have found in Utah. 21+ IDs checked at the door, then another to scan tickets, zero issues if you have a small bag or snatchel to attend. Upon entering, you see the bar, restrooms, etc. The bar was nice. Shout out to my bartender (sorry, didn't get his name but I tried to tip him as such). It had been years since I'd had an appropriately mixed drink. Though I asked for a certain kind, they don't necessarily do that here, but they make do - and ask if it's okay beforehand. Trust me, I was rather too happy after drink two, so someone must be doing something right;+) If you are a smoker, there is an exit door right behind the bar and you are free to go outside and come back in. Bouncers at the door but they hand stamp you pretty good upon entering (took me two days to get it washed off completely...lol) so you're good to go . Bathrooms were clean (sorry zero photos when you gotta do business)... Initially was in "reserved seating" but we weren't really "reserved" (more G.A.) and besides I was dying to get closer to Cy. Solid show. Amazing venue. Wonderful time with my friends. Definitely want to hit this place up again very soon. Highly recommend!

I saw the Fixx yesterday and it was a great show! The problem was that there is no air conditioning…read moreand it was very hot inside! There were no fans either.

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!

Sad to say, I'm not quite sure what all the hype is about…read more We had to sit outside because the indoor dining room was fully booked for the show. The night actually started off great. Our server was funny, personable, and attentive, especially when it came to drinks and refills. Things started going downhill when I received my entree, the Poor Man's Truffle. Unfortunately, the only way this dish lived up to its name was in how little the supposedly high-quality ingredients seemed to come through. The dish itself is fairly simple, which normally isn't a bad thing when the ingredients are meant to speak for themselves. With Belper Knolle, truffle oil, pistachio pesto, tomato, fennel, and arugula, I expected something flavorful and well balanced. Instead, the entire dish tasted incredibly mild. Belper Knolle is typically a bold, salty, peppery cheese, and I could visibly see the black pepper around the edges of the thin shavings, but the flavor barely registered. I also couldn't taste the truffle oil at all. There was visible oil pooling at the bottom of the plate, but no noticeable truffle flavor. I understand pistachio pesto tends to be more subtle than a traditional basil pesto, but altogether, this dish just fell completely flat for me. The presentation didn't help either. It looked more like something that had been scooped from a pan and dropped onto the plate than a thoughtfully plated entree. When a dish misses both on flavor and presentation, that's when it becomes a real disappointment for me. I will say the gnocchi itself was cooked well, which was one of the few positives. I also tried the burger, and it was significantly better than my pasta. However, the very small sprinkle of bacon was a little baffling considering it was an additional upcharge. Where the night really went downhill was at the end of the meal. I had been excited to try the beignets because that isn't a dessert I see on menus very often. Our entree plates were cleared, and then we waited about 20 minutes before our server returned and asked whether we were ready for the check. Dessert wasn't mentioned, and by that point our table was tired of waiting, so we decided to skip it and asked for our checks. Then our server disappeared for another 30 minutes. We eventually had to flag down a hostess who was seating another table and let her know that we were still waiting for the check. About five minutes later, our server finally returned and casually explained how "crazy" the night had gotten because of the show. I understand restaurants get busy, but the apology felt very dismissive after we had waited nearly an hour from finishing our entrees to finally receiving the check. It genuinely felt like our table had simply been forgotten. I also want to add that I tend to hold restaurants like this to a higher standard. I'm a big believer in "you get what you pay for." If I'm eating at a fast-food spot or somewhere inexpensive and casual, there's only so much room to complain. But when a restaurant has prices like this, highlights premium ingredients on the menu, and presents itself as a more elevated dining experience, I think that naturally opens the food and service up to more criticism. At that price point, I expect the quality, presentation, and overall experience to reflect what I'm paying for. My final takeaway is that maybe I ordered the wrong dish. Pesto is one of my favorite things, so I almost always want to give a pesto-based dish a try. Unfortunately, Prohibition's pesto gnocchi was not it for me. I also saw that they describe themselves as a scratch kitchen using high-quality, locally sourced ingredients, which I don't necessarily doubt. What confused me was how so many ingredients that should have distinct flavors somehow tasted like almost nothing. If your goal is interesting drinks and a fun show, this is probably still a place worth considering. Since we sat outside, I can't speak on the show part, but it seems to be a big hit. Food-wise, though, it missed the mark for me.

Last Thursday when I made my way down for my Thursday night visit, I was not allowed in because I…read moresupposedly make people uncomfortable. This is ridiculous. All I do it sit quietly at the end of the bar nearest the door, say please and thank you for drinks, pay my tab, leave a nice tip and leave. I guess minding your own business and not causing problems is their version of making people feel uncomfortable. It seems that their self-proclaimed "welcoming and safe place for all" bullshit is just that, bullshit. I have been made to feel uncomfortable by some of the clientele, but I didn't throw a fit over it. This included whoever wrote on the bathroom wall "Kill Trump". Really? It's too bad as I had not been going there for long at all and I was getting to like the new digs - it used to be called Wasted Space - and I was getting to know the staff. Allie was always nice to me. So were the other bar tenders and the blonde gal who checked ID's. I am terrible with names. Yes, I am older than who usually hangs out in there, but you know, "welcoming". Not so much. Anyway, there are plenty of other places to get drinks. If International doesn't want my business, OK. I won't lose any sleep over it.

Did you know that they have a true film photo booth? That is so rare to find!…read more My boyfriend and I made the hour long trek specifically to come here for my birthday and it did not disappoint. The booth is right off the bar, next to the entrance/window facing the street. Inside the machine you can pay with card ($7), then crowd into the booth. Please note to adjust your seat so you are at eye level. It'll take 4 photos, but there is a good amount of time between each shot. Wait 7-10 minutes for the strip to process. Then enjoy!

We went to The Grand at The Complex to see Tadhg Nolan and Kingfishr. We decided to spring for the…read morePremier Parking, and that worked out awesome! You get to park in a garage type area, they had a dedicated bathroom, and some basketball hoops with balls. Then, we were able to queue ahead of anyone else, just prior to doors opening. Worth the extra $$! The merch area was set up nicely, and the drinks and snacks area had plenty of space. The bar area is good, but could maybe do with a little more seating. Overall, we enjoyed the show, the staff was helpful, and the fans within the concert area were a godsend on a day with temps in the upper 90s. Would definitely see another show there, given the chance.

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

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.

Gracie's was just across the street when we finished our incredible meal at Sushi by Bou in the…read morePeery Hotel, so we stopped in for one more drink before making our way back to our hotel. Live music drew most of the customers to the courtyard, so we saddled up to the bar and knocked one back before joining the party, which sadly ended about 20 minutes later, but we still had a great time! Both staff and patrons were friendly, welcoming and engaging; drinks were reasonably priced; the food menu looked great (although we didn't order anything), and the whole place had a buzz of excitement and activity that made it feel like the place you wanted to be at night. Honestly, if I lived in SLC, Gracie's would easily be in my rotation of favorite drinking establishments. Very fun!

Teetering between a 3 and 4 star review. We were visiting from out of state very late at night and…read morewanted to eat plus a round of drinks. For the month of June, Gracie's is packed with night after night live music, which for us was a DJ set on the first floor when we entered. Cover fee at door was $5 each, wasn't entirely bad but after ordering our food and drinks, it felt like we got priced on everything, even for fry sauce that the waitress offered. We had the spinach & artichoke dip, the garlic burger, and Shepard's pie, as well as two cocktails - Aperol spritz and a french 75. The French 75 was served in a glass full of ice, so it didn't really taste like the traditional cocktail so we ended up ordering different drinks. The s&a dip was good, nothing special. The garlic burger was juicy and very apparently garlic. The Shepard's pie came with a roll and butter, which the butter sat on the hot plate for too long and became complete liquid. The chili oil drizzle was nice but did not add the kick in spice we were hoping for, the mashed potatoes and gravy were pleasant however the meat part of that dish tasted so dense, it was difficult to finish. With the loud DJ set on the first floor, large groups of 22 year olds on the patio, and the food and drinks being alright, I feel like the idea of Gracie's is better than some nights actually there.