Fun time at Level Crossing again after the Mural Walk!! It was crowded, but we were able to get a…read morenice spot! Service was also really good!! I got the Vienna Lager! So good!! Along with the Wedge Salad. It was pretty good, but a bit too much lettuce and not enough dressing, toppings were all really good! My husband got the I'm the Driver mocktail and the Caprese Sandwich with kettle chips! Love the vibe! Nice and chill!! Good place to grab a bite and a pint!

Some of the best pizza around. I got the fiery red feather and loved it so much. I love a soft…read moredelicious crust with a great under carriage. The cerveza was so good too. Very light. The server was also a very good dude.

Best Slackwater location! Jake is very fast and recommended a lot of yummy drinks and food.read more

Food was excellent. We loved the Street Corn Ribs. The curry soup was also delicious. The Spartan…read morePizza and Hot Honey Pizza were both great! Our server, Blake was helpful and knowledgeable and helped our large group celebrate a wonderful evening. Highly recommend visiting Slackwater!

The best dang burger I've had in a long time!…read more The staff was super nice and quick to refill our drinks and brought our food out all at the same time which was nice for a large group of 8. The vibe is very chill, it's a sporty bar, with a locals feel. Certainly a good spot to hit for lunch, a drink with friends or to catch a game. I'll be back next time I'm in town!

Copper creek is small but gives you exactly what you want when you are craving some good bar food…read more Their cocktails are relatively cheap and their food is super filling. We typically go here to order an appetizer sampler and get a few drinks to catch up with friends. Moe is an excellent server and makes the dining experience even more enjoyable.

First time at Chappell Brewing and it was a great experience! The bartender was very friendly and…read morewelcoming to everyone. This is a small, but charming brewery and I love the amount of natural light it has during the day! No food except a few snacks here, so plan accordingly! They have a decent number of beers, spirits, cocktails, ciders, and wines to choose from. I tried one of their specials "Pink Flamingo Slush" and it was very refreshing for Summer! Great place to hang out with friends!

Chappell was recommended to us by another local, and I'm glad we stopped in. The gentleman working…read morethere was very knowledgeable and welcoming--he took the time to share a lot about Salt Lake City. The brewery had a nice, comfortable vibe, with clean and well-maintained bathrooms, a good outdoor seating area, and even a little swag shop. As an extra touch, he threw in a few bonus stickers with our purchase, which was a nice surprise. Overall, Chappell Brewery itself is definitely worth a visit.

Went here for lunch and had the fish and chips, French dip and both were delicious. The beers…read more(Irish red and pico wico) were also both solid brews. Keith, the barkeep and server, was super friendly and made great recommendations! Thanks! We'll be making this a regular stop from now on.

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.

Their seltzers are FIRE (and HIGH OCTANE, watch out!) I have a grain allergy which means most…read moreseltzers are off limits to me, but Grid City seltzers are made with wine grapes and therefore safe. Their flavors are absolutely awesome. My husband also recommends the beers. There is a full bar if you're not into suds, and their cocktail menu is excellent. The bartenders are constantly creating new and exciting things so if you "don't know what you're feeling" they miiiiight be willing to make something new for you.

2.5 stars... In town…read morefor a few days and this brewpub was on my list. Looking for happy hour beers and bar food, and was surprised at the Asian inspired menu. Started with the fried chicken... good spice but overcooked...slightly tough and some pieces overpowered the spice. Next stop was the dumplings... porky juicy goodness, our best pick! And to round out the event was the crab Rangoon dip... it just didn't work. I sooo wanted crab rangoons after having this. Ambiance is worn out beer dive, service was spotty at the bar, and prices were in line with the area. Not impressed, and the beer was average.

I can't believe we've never found this spot before! My fiancé and I come to SLC usually at least…read moreonce every winter season to get some snowboarding days in, and we love grabbing a good beer after a session. We tried this brewery based on the recommendation of some locals. They don't seem to have any beers on tap, but they're still all served cold from a can or bottle. I believe it is something to do with Utah's archaic alcohol laws, where you cannot serve draft beer over 5% ABV. In any case, it doesn't matter here because they have so many beer options and pretty much everything we bought a taster of was delicious! It was so good, we ended up with a rather large bill because we bought several beers to take back home and show our friends. We will definitely be back with the rest of our friend group! I highly recommend the S'mores beer, Coffee Stout (they have several kinds and I can't remember the exact name, but it was one of their most popular ones and it tasted like a cold brew coffee), and the Pumpkin Porter.

Epic has been on my brewery bucketlist for awhile, so when I found myself in SLC for the day (after…read morehitting up the Bonneville SaltFlats), I knew I had to make the most of this opportunity! I have been a fan of their Big Bad Baptist series since I had my very first one at the now defunct ATX Flying Saucer on 11/11/15! So when I walked into their unassuming tasting room, I had one mission: to try every available adjunct of BBB! And, OMG was I not disappointed! My BBB tasting spree here is what Craft BeerNerd dreams are made of, and mine came true! I came for the Big Bad Baptists, but stayed for the amazing staff and the awesome & engaging regulars. One of my favorite things in Life is bonding w/strangers that turn instant drinking buddies, and that it happened here over one of my fav beers made it that much more special! I cannot rec stopping in here enough, whether you're a local, passing through, or doing an SLC beer pilgrimage; either way the experience will be EPIC! Beers had: BBB Lucha Libre Dbl Coffee Imp Stout 12.5% BBB Samurai Dbl Coffee Imp Stout 13% BBB Manhattan Dbl Coffee Imp Stout 13% BBB Solstice Dbl Coffee Imp Stout 13.2% BBB Macaron Dbl Imp Stout 13.5% BBB The Godfather Dbl Imp Stout 15.2%

We visited this brewery last night on Valentine's Day and honestly couldn't have picked a better…read morespot. From the moment we arrived, we sat ourselves at the bar and were warmly welcomed by Cody, who took the time to thoughtfully explain not only the menu but everything the brewery had to offer. You could tell right away that they genuinely care about the experience here. The atmosphere was fun and inviting with free cornhole, free darts, and even dollar pool tables--such a great touch. Bridget jumped in behind the bar as well and was full of personality, great conversation, and positive energy that made the night even better. When the shift changed, we were taken care of seamlessly by another incredible crew: Rebecca, Kirsten, and Kira. Every single person was friendly, attentive, and made us feel right at home. We're visiting from out of town from Los Angeles and had no idea where to go, but we're so glad we chose this place. Even the regular patrons were welcoming and added to the overall great vibe. If we're ever back in town, this will absolutely be a must-visit again. Highly recommend!

21 and over only Should be clearly advertised-- out of town…read morevisitors wouldn't know. Website states family- owned, but apparently not family friendly. Wasted trip.

We got here around 9 on a Friday night for beers after dinner while on vacation. It was pretty…read morecrowded with a college to maybe just post college aged crowd. Ordering was kind of confusing because you had to wait in line instead of just walking up to the bar. One of the bartenders quickly explained it to us so we got in line. The line moved very quickly. Once we ordered our first beers, we sat at the bar and our bartender then took the rest of our orders while seated there. It seemed like once you ordered and established your seats, you could get waited on at your table but you had to order through the line first. There were 3 or 4 bartenders covering the bar and all the various seating areas. Our bartender was very attentive and we never had empty glasses before she was asking if we wanted another round. There was one time where she got side tracked and there was a very slight delay in bringing the next round for my wife and she profusely apologized and comped that round, but we didn't even notice the delay, to be honest. All the beers were great and the handmade pretzel from a place down the street was delicious. The tasting notes on their menu were spot on for the 5 or 6 beers we tried. They have a lot of seating in the main area and large patio in the back that were both pretty crowded, which is why we sat at the bar. We later found out about their "barrel room" that is in the back behind all the brewing equipment. One of the bar backs said it was a more laidback and quiet area. We peaked back there before we left and had we known about it, we would have sat back there because it's exactly like how it was described. Even with the large crowd we had a great time and it never seemed crowded with the speed of service we got.

Templin family brewing is probably the best brewery in Utah and one of the best brewery in the…read morestates. Heads up just have your ID ready to be scanned so you can go in smoothly. Got a couple schnitts thinking i could quickly chug a couple beers before my flight since it is half oven and half liquid. However, it was quite a hefty poor and very enjoyable. I got the kolsch and helles lager and both were easy and crushable. Very delicious and clean. Also got a taster of the Pilsner and that was as well easily crushable and clean. The german beers here are one of the best and phenomenal. I can't get enough. The IPA is here are solid as well. Great vibes has TV with sports and a lot of seating and outdoors as well. The only issue I have unfortunately at this visit was I was trying to grab a glass to take home with me. However, there was a huge line for people to get carded so the front desk guy wanted to card them in first. That was understandable as that created a huge line and backed up the front door. However, someone came behind me with cans so he let them pay first and by the time they finish paying, more people were coming in to get carded. He decided to card them instead of letting me purchase a glass . So at that time I had just left instead of waiting for the continuous cycle of getting carded I'm having to further wait. Hopefully when things are busy, they will have someone to help out carting people in. Otherwise fantastic brewery.

It's been a very long time since I've visited a brewery! Unless I'm on vacation or if it's a…read morespecial occasion, I don't really drink anymore and I don't visit breweries as much as I used to back in the day. We're staying in South Jordan and visited Bohemian Brewery in Midvale for dinner after getting checked into and dropping our bags off at our hotel. The brewery is easy to find but the entrance into the parking lot can be easier to miss. We walked inside and were seated immediately since it wasn't busy for a Thursday night. Along with some outdoor seating, additional seating can be found upstairs if it gets really busy. They have lots of alcohol choices and a massive cocktail list; their spring/summer cocktail list is available now. One cocktail they have I thought was clever was The Ghost of Burt Reynolds. We ordered a beer flight that consisted of the following beers; Cherny Bock (Czech black lager), Noble Hefeweizen (German-style Hefe), Bohemian Weiss (unfiltered wheat lager), and Viennese Amber (malty amber lager). Out of all these, my favorites were the Noble Hefeweizen and the Viennese Amber beers. For food, I got the Margherita pizza and my LTP got the Reuben sandwich with fries on the side. We had just completed a nearly six hour long drive to Utah from Nevada and I ended up finishing the entire pizza, which is a rare thing for me to do when I go out to eat. My LTP, on the other hand, who ALWAYS finishes everything on his plate, was the complete opposite. He could only finish one part of his sandwich and half his fries before deciding to take it back with him. I really enjoyed the European-style feel of this place. The interior is very similar to that of a ski lodge, complete with a fireplace in the downstairs dining area. I would love to come back to Bohemian Brewery during our next trip to Utah.

Four of us came on a Saturday morning for brunch and it was delicious! Keep in mind they don't…read moreserve alcohol until 10:30. We also made a reservation online. We ordered the bohemian eggs Florentine, three egg omelet, ham and egg sandwich, and the three eggs the way you like it. Each entree came with a side of breakfast potatoes and fruit. The potatoes were perfectly roasted and the portions were a decent size. We definitely left with leftovers. Service was great and the space has plenty of seating. I do wish they had some type of blinds on their windows because it was so bright when seating facing the windows.