A Named Sue - Salt Lake City

Larger space than the facade alludes to. Once in the front door a staircase descends to a very large basement bar with a large bar and plenty of tables. Typical working-class bar with darts, pool, and karaoke. Service is good at the bar but terrible at tables. Food is fairly average bar food. Kitchen didn’t look really clean as i passed the entrance, but I’m not positive that I could report any serious issues. The bathroom (women’s) could use a scrubbing. There was plenty of toilet paper and soap, hot water worked. Overall, it was a fun place for a couple of beers, but get dinner before you go. Parking: Large strip-mall parking lot. Wheelchair accessibility: No ADA access to my knowledge.

Great atmosphere and staff. Will be going back. Price per person: $30–50 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Friendly place with good staff Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Me and my lady had a pretty good time the first time we checked it out. They had free games which was nice. We wanted to shoot pool but the 2 tables never opened up so we decided to try out shuffleboard and it was fun to play for a change. I cant comment on the food we didn't order anything. Price per person: $10–20 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Definitely a younger crowd that gets rowdy after 10:30. Beer pong was nuts. Tons of awesome games to play from ping pong to shuffle board. The food was tasty. The drinks were decent. Everyone seemed to have a great time. Ping pong tournament seemed a bit uppity and the beer pong dude M.C. guy was coming off really annoyed and upset. He was a bit annoying. He talked too much and complained. Parking: Shouldn’t have any problems parking. Wheelchair accessibility: Stairs make it not accessible.