Bayou, Salt Lake City

Though I'm not a beer drinker, I went with a group and had wine, which was awful. My cajun salmon was delicious, with a nice-sized filet and acceptable fresh (fresh-frozen?) string beans. The sweet potato fries were great.

Loud and boisterous. Cafe type decor. Excellent live Jazz Saturday nights if you can hear it over the crowd (sit close). Excellent and varied beer selection: an experience just for that . Food is better than otherwise might be expected.

An excellent place to find an otherwise hard to find beer, sometimes. Frequent episodes of the beer(s) that I want being out of stock have left me disappointed. I would not rate this food as being anything better than MARGINAL bar food.

This place was awesome! If you only drink beer (no liquor) this is your heaven! The beer list is amazing for Utah bars. Not everything is on draft, there are a lot of bottles, they do have liquor too. We did wait a while for a table on Friday night which was ok because we still had beer while we were waiting. We sat outside on the deck area, which was heated so it wasn't too bad. We didn't eat dinner but we had the deep fried twinkies and they were really good. The band was really loud but as long as you don't sit too close to it you can still have reasonable conversation.

Food is great and the best beer selection in town. Service is very good. Price is reasonable too. Only complaint is that they never have any of the Rogue ales though they are on the menu.

The bottled beer is certainly worth the trip if you are interested in experimenting with or know a great deal about the world of beer. In Utah this is a beer oasis in a dry desert state. Come to drink the beer, but you won't be swept away with the overly-priced fair-at-best food.

I love this restaurant. The food is always good and provides a lot of New Orlean's classic dishes. The Jambalaya wasn't anything special, but everything else is wonderful, especially the sweet potato fries!

Good if you like beer,if not dont go! Loud and gets boring quickly!

A good casual dining place, with a bar for appetizers or just drinks. It is a private club, so you do need a membership to get in, but they are relatively cheap, and good for a year. The cajun-type food is good, if not necessarily authentic, and on weekend nights there is frequently live music. They have an enormous selection of beer and a full bar also. It is noisy, but fun.

Definitely the best beer selection in Salt Lake, although they often don't have everything listed on the menu, which is mildly annoying. The atmosphere is lively, with live music several nights a week, and the po-boy crawfish sandwich is excellent. A great choice if you're in the mood for good beer and southern-influenced pub fare.