Salt Lake City: Drinking and nightlife
Salt Lake City doesn't roll up the sidewalks when the sun goes down. Many drinking venues are technically private clubs, in which a nominal membership fee entitles the cardholder and up to five guests to two weeks' use of the facilities, but there are also a handful of brewpubs , for which membership is not required. To find out about the broad range of fringe art, music and clubland happenings, pick up free papers such as City Weekly or the monthly Catalyst , or tune to radio station KRCL 91FM.Dead Goat Saloon 165 S West Temple Blvd tel 801/328-4628. Raucous, semi-subterranean saloon, with live loud music most nights.
Squatters Pub 147 West Broadway tel 801/363-2739. Casual, friendly brewpub with a range of beers available until 1am every day, plus a simple menu.
Zephyr Club 301 S West Temple Blvd tel 801/355-2582. Salt Lake's premier live music venue, with semi-famous jazz, blues, country or rock names most nights. Upmarket clientele, elegant decor, cover $5-15.
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