Stopped in for the SLC tasting. This place was really nice. A very nice bar and seating area. The food was good the beer was good even if it is low abv. A nice place i would hit it up again 4sure.

This place is pretty roomy but can still get crowded. Lots of TVs so if you want to watch a game you can do worse than Squatter’s. The beer is a bit underwhelming but if Squatter’s brews it you can probably find it here. Food is average.

stopped in 7/22/10 there were prolly a thousand servers working just before the dinner crunch. oddly enough, they were all smokin’ hot!

great vibe, great service, good grub and a good selection of a wide variety of beers (12 taps all squatters plus bottles to go!). this would be my go too if i lived in the area.

FUN FUN FUN Beer was great but food was only ok. Loved the sampler tray- made from an old ski.

Great food and great location. Selection of beer is limited to Squatters but they are pretty good.

I love Squatters beer. The food is all good. I will buy this beer despite the lower alcohol content.

Great brewpub... visited on a Saturday night and the place was pretty crowded, but I grabbed a seat at the bar and managed to order food and a beer. I don’t remember which beer I ordered - the pale ale? - but I wasn’t disappointed. The food selection was great, lots of items that were a step above standard brewpub fare, and the salad I ordered was fantastic. Grabbed a 6-pack of their Porter to go. I don’t imagine that I’ll be in Salt Lake City again anytime soon, but if you’re in the area I recommend stopping by.

I’m fairly new to the salt lake area, but this place is pretty nice. They have around 7-8 of their standard offerings on at all times, as well as usually 1-2 seasonal offerings and a cask offering. No guest beers here though. They also have some of their higher alcohol stuff in bottles. The food is pretty standard pub fare, I had a burger which was decent. Service is pretty friendly and somewhat knowledgeable. Parking can be a bit expensive. Definitely worth a stop, and within walking distance of many of the downtown hotels.

Great beer and good food. Jenny does a great job of putting many different specialty beers on tap along with the regulars. They always have at least one beer on cask and one on nitro. Great atmosphere and staff.

Squatters is one of the oldest and perhaps the best brewpub in SLC. A contemporary feel and spacious atmosphere are quite inviting. The focus is on the bar and the "beer wall" that lists the current offerings. Seasonals cycle through in a matter of weeks so you’re always anxious to see what is new. Service is as good as it gets. The employees are obviously trained in beer knowledge and it refreshing. Food isn’t quite traditional pub fare. You can still order a gourmet burger or pizza, but they offer many ethnic dishes as well. Prices are more than reasonable for downtown SLC. They’re a little lax on enforcing some of the Utah laws compared to other establishments. I was able to have a few beers without pressure to order food. They serve full strength beers as well (not the 3.2 beers) because they sell them to the state of Utah who in turn sells them back to the restaurant. Absurd, I know, but at least I can have a full strength IPA if I want one. The beer is phenomenal. Full Suspension, Captain Bastard’s, St. Provo Girl, etc. The seasonals are often the best beers on tap such as HopHead Red, Irish Stout, etc. Many GABF awards are proudly displayed. If you’re serious about beer, then this is your place.