With it being Salt Lake’s Official Craft Beer Month, and with summer right around the corner, we’re bringing back our list of favorite summer beers. Nothing beats a cold beer on a summer afternoon, and since Salt Lake’s craft beer scene is so strong, we have plenty of brews to choose from. Did you know that Salt Lake is home to 30 craft breweries? Check them all out on the Ale Trail. And make sure you sample each one of our favorite beers this summer. Few things in the universe go …more

April is Salt Lake's Official Craft Beer Month, and we're ready to celebrate. While some don't know, Salt Lake has a heady history in the hop arts. In the early 1900's, Salt Lake was one of the top beer producers in the West, and the tradition has continued. Thanks to some interesting liquor laws, Utah brewers have learned how to craft low-alcohol flavors to perfection. As Squatter's Brewmaster Jason Stock said: "We couldn't hide behind bruiser beers here, instead we had to focus on …more

Most people are surprised to learn about Salt Lake's rich brewing and distilling culture. Fact is, Salt Lake was a booze capital of the early West. From Brigham Young's infamous Valley Tan to the breweries planted at each water-powered canyon in Northern Utah, you can understand why the first intercontinental railroad came through Utah—it was the West's first real watering hole. The Salt Lake Brewing Co was established way back in 1891, and was the largest brewery in the US …more

Most people would describe Salt Lake as "chill," "fun-loving," "outdoorsy," "adventurous," and "kind of a foodie." And yes, that sounds like the city has a Tinder profile, but truly, this town gets along with just about anyone and is always up for a good time. Whether you're a business traveler, you're on a ski trip, or you're bringing the whole family to adventure in Utah's wilds, there are countless ways to stay entertained, inspired, and well-fed in the biggest little mountain town …more

Beyond his love letter to Salt Lake, and bringing two of our favorite imbibing locations to the city, Ty Burrell is representing our city about as well as any person in town.If you aren't already a fan of Ty, or Sean Evan's Hot Ones channel on Youtube, its time to get acquainted. Watch the vid for Ty's demystification, and stick around to see the inevitable Hot Ones fireworks. Ty even explains fry sauce--gotta love that guy. We're pretty flattered that Sean would ask about our …more

Sure, Salt Lake might have been known for casseroles, green jello, and caffeine-free soda historically, but boy have times changed. Salt Lake’s culinary scene is blossoming like a desert rose, and we have awards to prove it. From some of the best traditional Mexican food in the nation, to shockingly good sushi, to food trucks of every flavor, Salt Lake’s food scene has something right up your alley. Get planning your next foodie pilgrimage to Salt Lake.  …more

Salt Lake is known for many things, but what you might not know is that our beautiful corner of the West is a burgeoning urban City with unparalleled beauty, gastronomy, and culture. Salt Lake will surprise you. The streets are buzzing with a new, vibrant energy, and there’s no better time to visit Salt Lake. From top-shelf performing arts, to the craft brew scene, to a food scene that is making national buzz, Salt Lake is damning stereotypes and you’re going to dig it. …more

The aptly named Central City is right in the thick of things, nestled between Salt Lake’s downtown district and the University area up the hill. While it’s hard to be more centrally situated than this, very few streets in Central City actually feel busy. Yes, you’ll find fresh new residential high-rises and shopping centers to satiate just about any commercial need, primarily along 400 South. But duck onto any side-street, and your journey becomes a leisurely exploration of tree-lined …more

While Salt Lake is known to draw some of the world’s best skiers, climbers, cyclist, and all kinds of outdoor enthusiast, most are unaware that these athletes and artists are creating eclectic and incomparable subculture reflective of the outdoor adventurers who call Salt Lake home. You might be surprised to know that Salt Lake is a bit of a vegan and vegetarian mecca. Healthy living isn’t just a result of mountain air—it comes with serious dedication and intent. Alex Honnold …more

Downtown Salt Lake City, like most cities’ downtowns, is a hub for business, arts, entertainment, dining, and nightlife. Young professionals are moving to this neighborhood in droves to be close to transit and occupy dozens of new apartment buildings and condos, a hip new restaurant or bar opens seemingly every day, Greenbikes cruise from shop to shop, and exciting events hit the city center night after night. But amid all the urban action, historic Temple Square remains the most visited …more