Definitely caters to the business travelers from the surrounding hotels. We had a group and ordered 5-6 entrees and 5-6 beers with no complaints. The beers were mostly average but the Junction City Chocolate Stout was an excellent batch. Nice stop for some ratings because they do 8 pour samplers too.

stopped in 7/23/10 after learning about pickleweed at the lake... has a gordon biersch feeling to it... difficult mall access, lots of prefab art and built in ambiance, modern design in a business district type thing... peppy service, 8 beers on tap which are less mediocre than the food (needs salt and finesse, chef). i guess it is worth a stop if you need to get the salt off your hands and bugs out of your teeth.

I’ve been here a few times, located a few blocks north of the Layton mall in an office building. The bar area is mainly just the bar and a few tables., with a view of the brewery. Nice sized eating area. The food is decent. Beer is average.

Well, this is an odd place. It’s sort of in a shopping mall and it feels like you’re drinking in a IKEA. But, I liked some of the decor, and this location has more Roosters beer than the older Ogden one. They have two more taps, including the Cream Ale and the Diamondback. I didn’t eat anything, but the food looked fine. 7-8 beers on tap at all times. A good place to get some ratings if you want.

Well, this Roosters just opened up a few months ago. I decided to check it out. The place is pretty big. There’s a bar, and eating area. I had a Brewhouse Burger which was not too bad (could be bigger though) also came with fries. Had a couple of there beers which I will post separtely. I got there about 5:30pm (weekday) so there was not that many people there yet, but started to come in when I left at about 7:00pm. Nice atmosphere and some great service from the hostess. I will visited this brew/pub more often since it is about a mile from my house (about time something close to me). Would highly recommend visiting when your in the area. Beermail me and I’ll join you if you like, lol

Looks like an updated Hops - a corporate style brewpub for the traveler. Brews are average to good, food is the same. Go to MacCools Irish Pub across the street for better beer, food, and ambiance.

April 2007 - Although apparently the newer Layton location of Rooster’s has been open for over a year, it has somehow not made the Places page here until now. This is a sharp, brightly decorated and stone ensconsed brewpub right outside Hill AFB. The staff was friendly and attentive and the food was at least average for a brewpub. Of the 4 beers I tried the first visit (of the 8 available), 2 were quite good and the other 2 were at least quaffable. Worth a stop if you find yourself in the area.