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3 reviews for The Beerhive
| JasonG (33), Salt Lake City, Utah | | November 25, 2009 A failry nice, spacious beer bar in mid downtown. I’ve never really been here on a weekend night, mostly visited during happy hour times when it is somewhat slow. Stately and clean interior. Draft selection is fairly decent for the area. Bottle list is pretty good as well. Atmosphere is a bit classier than the Bayou, but the bottle list might not be quite as good. Prices are a bit higher than some places, as has been noted by other reviewers. The staff seems fairly knowledgeable. I only tried the food once from the Vienna bistro - it was pretty good, but it is a bit expensive and there is not a very large selection. Overall this is worth a visit if you are in SLC for a bit. | | yemenmocha (63), Glendale, Arizona | | August 30, 2009 Located on West side of Main Street between the Edinburgh Castle and the Vienna Bistro. This narrow bar has one of the best selections of craft beer in the entire state of Utah, with a long taplist that contains several special release seasonal beers and a great bottle selection as well. Remember, you do not need to be a member now in Utah to come into a place like this and order a bottle of high ABV craft beer.
Bar has a long ice top that keeps your beer cold while enjoying the game on one of the TV’s, or relaxing with friends. Lower level contains two pool tables, and food is available as well - it’s the Vienna restaurant menu that is connected to this bar.
Prices are reasonable overall, but they have some anomalies on the menu. While draft prices are fine, and $5-ish may be fine for Hop Rising, the $12 for Red Chair IPA is absurd, and I doubt they’ll sell many of those $20-25 large sized bottles. Service was decent but it was during the day with fewer than 5 patrons, and I’ve heard it can be subpar when things are busy on a Friday night.
| | douglas88 (53), Salt Lake City, Utah | | July 24, 2009 An awesome addition to Salt Lake City. Located right down town in an old historic building. A very long bar and some pool tables are downstairs. On this night they had about 20 beers on tap and about 140 bottled. Tons of locals; if you want ticks from Utah come here for sure. Del has been talking about bringing some new beer into Utah, and I am hopeful. Now, along with the Bayou, SLC has two great beer locations centrally located. This moves SLC closer to a great beer destination. |
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