22 East 100 South
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Salt Lake County
Phone: (801) 596-8600
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by L.D. on HORRIBLE SERVICE! Me and my wife wanted to check out a new place for Sushi. The guy checked my I.D. 27 ("understandable") my wife 25 didn't have hers. I assured him we only wanted Sushi and wouldn't be drinking. In a rude manner he turned us away... Still understandable but as we walked away we saw a ten-year-old girl sitting with her family at the Sushi bar! If you're going to open your bar to a ten-year-old you can let some nearly thirty-year-olds in for Sushi! We won't be returning!
by Rene Kirley on Was invited here for a big party... The entire place was rented out and there were 2 limos to transport us all. We get there and wait in a massive line to even get into the place. Oh, I forgot to mention that we had to dress up all fancy. Not my style at all... I tried to make the best of it and got all spooky. We're waiting in line with all of these nearly naked broads and dudes in suits. All of the girls were complaining how cold they were. Probably should have thought of that before she left the house in a god damn tube top dress with their ass cheeks hanging out of the bottoms of their dresses. AND NO JACKET. Whatever. I came prepared. We waited in line for an hour and a half. Everyone is shouting "Don't you know who I am?? ....I shouldn't be waiting!" Bribing the bouncer, the whole 9. It was soooo annoying, why did I ever agree to this??? THANK GOD my bud Lotem B. saved the night and informed the bouncer that we were friends with the birthday girl and she herself talked to the dude as well. Sigh. We're in. Shoulder to shoulder, sweaty bodies. Did we only rent out the patio??? Is there even an inside? Where is the bathroom. I had like 3 generous vodka drinks in the limo on the way up. After squirming through the pretentious crowds, drunk friend my arms, we find it. Stand in line for ANOTHER 30 minutes. There is toilet paper, water and who the fuck knows what else ALL over the floor. I felt like I was in a third world country. OH and guess what. THERE IS A BATHROOM ATTENDANT. Letting all of this happen? Isn't it her JOB to control this environment?? Sigh. I can hear the bitches heaving in the stall, erupting in large groups. I hate this. Gross dudes trying to get up on my nearly unconscious friend, myself as well... at least we got a few free drinks. One of them even ended up finding my ass on Facebook... How the hell did he manage this? "I know EVERYONE in LA... all I had to do was ask." This was his answer, just to give you an idea of the types of people you will be dealing with at XIV. I will never EVER go here again. It's not my scene, I do not enjoy surrounding myself with people who are convinced they are better than everyone else. What a shame.
by Fredric Huberty on Friday night, a friend and I found ourselves foraging the Upper West Side for a good place to grab a few drinks. DeeScreenWriter suggested Jake's Dilemma. I had been once before and remembered having a relatively good time. Thus, Jake's Dilemma it was. The divish bar consists of two main areas and a basement nightclub. The front bar has booths, one pool table, and a beer pong table; the back room is reminiscent of an old law school library with couches, books, and tables; and I only passed by the nightclub on my way to the bathroom. The bar was crowded when we arrived at 11, but it emptied out after a few minutes allowing us to score seats in the back. We stuck with pitchers throughout the evening, ranging in price from $13-18. The best part about Jake's Dilemma is the crowd. ComicJoy joined us and what followed was an evening of laughs, cries, over-the-top story telling, and crowd mingling. A group of friends chatted us up because they were so impressed by ComicJoy's enthusiasm. A couple hours later, I had tears coming out of my eyes from laughing so hard. Despite the location and the feeling you might be at a college fraternity party, the atmosphere is unpretentious. Everyone is there to have a good time, throw back a few, and mingle. They also serve food and have a cheap happy hour. I cannot say if I will be back, as I am not in the area often, but I will recommend it to friends looking for a decent place to drink on the Upper West.
by Constance C. on I've been here once for a Stars show and loved it. There's table seating, which we were able to grab even though we arrived late and we had our own server to feed us bar food and kept the drinks coming a little too fast for my stomach. It makes me wish there were more places like this in our city.
by robert dog on What a find...a funky little joint with lots of soul! Next door is Ahh Sushi...the best sushi in the city. Hip crowd...suits by day, college profs at night. Happy Hours on the sushi make this place packed all the time. Don't miss
