Proper dive bar in sleepy pleasant grove. No food, drinks only. It was pretty quiet on a Saturday…read morenight when we went, they had some live music playing classic rock covers and the beer is cheap. I believe it's the only bar in pleasant grove, if you stop in you will probly meet the other 10 or so people living in town that aren't Mormons lol.

This bar felt uncomfortably dark and a bit run-down. There were no food options available, which…read moremade the overall experience disappointing. Bartender was sweet but not a place I would ever go back to.

I booked a last minute rental and was able to get a speaker set for our family reunion. Service…read morewas great, communication was great and the equipment was great too. This is my 'GO-TO' business when I need a PA or karaoke equipment. Great job Rock the Mic!!

Brady and Rock the Mic Entertainment have been AMAZING to work with!…read more I can't remember how I first heard about them, but I've used them twice for large, major events at Adobe and look forward to calling upon them again without hesitation! If you have A/V, lighting or related event needs, you can't go wrong reaching out to Rock the Mic!

Ella is such a rockstar! She hooked our birthday girl up with a free karaoke pass and was just so…read morekind and helpful! We had a blast! Fun private rooms, great atmosphere and overall great experience!

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.

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!

Round 1 is a great place to spend time with their unique arcade games, endless rows of claw…read moremachines, bowling alley, and karaoke rooms! There is a good variety of things to do and it's always a great time. Pro Tip - If you want to buy points to play games, go to the counter. They usually have deals/discounts that you won't see in the kiosk. Also if you previously had a card but forgot to bring it, you don't have to buy a new card. Simply ask the employees to transfer your account to another card. The staff here was nice and the arcade area is well-kept. Great place to hang out!

We wet here Saturday night and it wasn't too busy. The lines in the parking lot of South towne mall…read moreare so old you can barely see them let alone at night. It was $20 for 84 credits but most games are around 12 credits plus $2 for a game card. We got about 4 games for our family of 5 before we were out of credits. We earned 162 tickets so 54 per child. The lowest ticketed items are 10 so each kid got one or two small toys and then a candy to share. Very clean arcade, flashing lights and variety of games. Food court and bowling alley is upstairs. We didn't really check out the upstairs but I did see Asian food options available also $1 scoops for ice cream! My kids loved it but pricey.

The karaoke scene isn't usually where you'll find me-and if you heard me singing, you'd be grateful…read morethat I don't grace the stage often. But when I was invited to check it out with someone who actually can carry a tune, I was happy to go along. This is a dark, sort of divey place and it's a popular local hangout. Early in the evening, it was kind of quiet, but it got much busier as the night went on-and once karaoke really got going, the place was hopping. The crowd was generally supportive of each other-whether the performance was good or not-and the KJ kept things moving along with a good variety of song styles. He even inserted himself into the mix a few times and sang from the song booth. Service is friendly, although the servers don't come around frequently, so you might have better luck going to the bar to get a drink. But what they lack in speed they make up for in friendliness-everyone is welcome and it's a fun place to hang out and let loose a bit.

I've gone here a couple times now for their all week karaoke! Definitely a vibe, gets busy on the…read moreweekends but even a Thursday night there is a decent crowd. The host and workers will sing their hearts out and it's so fun. They do lots of heavy metal and some screamo here but it's all part of the ride. Pool tables add to the ambiance as well.

This was my first visit since the renaming to Linda Lou's. I had been in here a few times when it…read morewas the Why Not Bar. The decor was much improved since then. We arrived on a night when they were having a group event for Plant Night. It looked interesting and the attendees were making fun terrarium planters. The bar seats were all taken so we found a table in the back area behind the plant night group near the pool tables which were free play. We had to go to the bar to get our first round of drinks. I stood at the counter awhile without service when the senior bar tender stood nearby and wouldn't look my way. Finally, the other bar tender who was very busy acknowledged me and gave me our drinks. It appeared that the senior bar tender thought we were with the plant group activity and didn't choose to wait on us. After some time passed and we played a few rounds of pool, the senior bar tender came over to our table and filled another round for us. He seemed more friendly and approachable at this point. They looked like they also had karaoke and paint class as activities and other theme nights. My only downside comment is that we did not have any food, but we experienced a rather terrible smell of old fryer grease penetrating through the entire bar. The food appeared to be prepared behind the bar with a counter top fryer. That smell did not encourage us to eat and we were glad to get some fresh air upon leaving. I would certainly return again for the fun but hope the smell would improve upon my return.

A low key chill mom and pops bar. Wasn't many people there, but I'd rather have it that way…read moreanyways. Our bartender, Anthony, was really awesome. Made us feel comfortable and was very cool to chat with. The service was great. And also, they had free pool. Couldn't beat that! We're going to try to make it out here one more time before going back to Dallas Tx.

Food is consistently good across several visits. They have a solid pub menu with a lot of options…read more I particularly like their buffalo chicken in any form: salad, wrap, or mac & cheese! They have a good beer selection. Service is usually good but if it's really busy it can take quite a while. If you're seated at a table staff will come to take your order. The star of this place is the two patios to choose from - you get a mountain view from the upstairs patio! Note the upstairs dining area has a slightly different draft beer list than downstairs. Street parking or a lot behind it are both free.

Came here early for the soccer game. My friends have been here a lot before but it was my first…read moretime. There was a lot of good sounding things on the menu. I settled on the taco salad and it was really good. The only thing I would change was the shell was softer. I am guessing the heat of it softened it. The buffalo ranch was good a little runny though. The server we had was great with bringing out refill for my soda and keeping up with the other drinks at the table. It was a lot of fun here with everyone cheering when people scored. First time at a sports bar durning an actual sport. The bathrooms here were super clean as well.

Great silent disco in the basement, very friendly staff and service, very good place to celebrate…read moresomething!

I've been attending the burlesque shows here for the past two months and have been coming here to…read moredance for years. The performers are absolutely incredible and clearly put so much time, energy, and heart into what they do. The bartenders have also consistently been awesome, friendly, and welcoming. Unfortunately, my experiences with the door person have become increasingly troubling. On multiple separate occasions, I've noticed a very clear difference in the way he treats me and my more visibly gay, queer, and trans friends compared with straight friends who are standing literally right beside us. The interactions have felt noticeably less welcoming and, at times, openly disrespectful toward queer people. I understand being a door person requires some directness and boundaries, but that should not mean kindness and compassion are thrown out the window. For a bar that serves as an important space for the LGBTQ+ community, this is really disappointing. There aren't many queer-friendly places in this city, and it's frustrating to feel uncomfortable or unwelcome as soon as you enter the building because of the person responsible for greeting people at the door. I really hope management considers providing additional training around LGBTQ+ etiquette, inclusivity, and respectful treatment of guests. I'd also love to see more queer people represented among the staff, particularly at the door, or at minimum see a meaningful change in the way this particular employee interacts with queer patrons. After multiple separate negative experiences, I honestly have been contemplating not returning, which is unfortunate because I genuinely love the performers and have otherwise enjoyed this venue. I'm going to give it one more chance in the future, because I want to support the performers and the queer community here, but I hope things change. If you're queer and you have a bad interaction with an older white man with scraggly facial hair at the door, please know that you're not imagining it or necessarily doing something wrong. My experiences suggest that there is a real issue with the way some queer patrons are being treated.