Due to a lack of alternatives, we've actually tried this place a few times but, quite honestly, it's better to miss the games than go here. From the moment you walk in the door, they try to seat you in the worst TV viewing seat in the restaurant even though great-viewing seats are available (and you've told them you want to watch a game). A couple of times we showed up and they refused to put the (nationally-televised) football game that we were interested in on the TV even though it was Sunday at 11AM and NO ONE else besides the idle waitstaff was in the bar. All three big screens were on the same game. The manager said he couldn't change the channel b/c the scheduling was decided in advance. We said they could change it back if anyone came in asking for a different game and he still refused. So, both times, we left. Other times, we showed up for marquee MLB games and they had all the TV's on Nascar or even the Little League World Series. All the TV's when some great MLB games are on? Really? The TV's are really old projectors so you get low-res, very dark images. The food mainly is stuff you can get from the frozen food section of the grocery with the exception of the Chicago pizza which is pretty good. The only other plus is that they have table-top speakers which really is a must because this is a more of noisy family restaurant than a ""sports grill."" Utah is DESPERATE for a good sports bar/restaurant in this area. Even the downtown ones are crappy compared to most major cities.
Pros: Chicago pizza
Cons: tv's, choice of ""sports"" programming, staff
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