SaltFire Brewing Co Taphouse

A canceled flight to Austin forced us to stay in Arizona and it felt like I was meant to check out this brewery and try out a few of their beers! It was quite late in the evening, and they still had some decent happy hours running on their beer on a Friday night, which I thought was pretty amazing!Plenty of seating was available and they had multiple sports channels on, including airing the highlights of a Euro 2024 game which we had missed during our air travel.I tried the Stone Hazy IPA and their Deep Dive Series (A rice lager) - both were really good. For food, I got their Carver burger with an impossible patties ($20) and got this with Sweet Potato Tots as my side. The burger was pretty good too, and the tots were delicious.Their staff, our servers, and service were all excellent, and our food arrived within 15 minutes of ordering. Noise levels were on the average end.

Stopped by one evening after the dog park. I waited outside on the porch with pupper while fiancé went inside and ordered. The misters were on which was nice. He said it was a typical bar inside: dark lol. I had the fried fish tacos with jalapeno tots for $13.99. It wasn't bad. As with any fried food, you have it to eat immediately or it becomes soggy with the aioli/toppings. Next time I wouldn't order it with the jalapeno tots again; too much fried food= drying.

Hidden gem on Broadway! My husband and I have been here quite a few times and every time has been awesome! Has a darker chill ambiance, similar to a pool hall. They have trivia night, and live music bringing a fun and dynamic environment to your dining experience. Servers are quick, attentive, and are knowledgeable about the menu. Now for the MOST important part...Their FOOD is absolutely delicious! Taco Tuesdays they have $3 tacos!! We had the shrimp & steak tacos, seasoned wonderfully, juicy, and very fulfilling with a side of chips and salsa.We also enjoy their burgers, boneless wings, and the Fish n Chips are one of our absolute favorites! Highly recommend!

This place is under new ownership and maybe they are getting their kinks worked out, but so far, my visit here tonight was lackluster. My hiking group meets here quarterly for our club meetings and tonight we were here in the upstairs area for our meeting. Looks like this place is now SaltFire Brewing Co. and they are from SLC. Here is their company website: https://www.saltfirebrewing.com/I didn't have a problem with their staff needing to take care of a lot of us, but I didn't expect her to snap at me when I wanted to order from her. Fail #1. She then came over and took some of our orders. I asked her what was a good beer on tap, I like either a Hefeweizen or wheat beer. She offered up Konig lager, which I wasn't really interested in. But, she then could not really offer up anything else that I wanted. So, I went with the Konig lager. The beer came and it was pretty flat. Fail #2.Since it is Tuesday, they do have $3 tacos. I ordered one BBQ pork taco, hold the aioli (and tacos come with chips and salsa). Taco was probably one of the worst I have eaten in a long time. Salsa was bland, no flavor. Oh well. Fail #3, but at least it didn't cost my whole piggy bank. I then came home and took a look at their beer menu, and the staff really could've suggest one of their beers, like their farmhouse saison ale or even one of their wild ales. Anything would have been better than a flat, boring Konig lager. So far, this place did not impress me, but, I will probably have to come back as my hiking group seems to like to hold our meetings here, so we are a captive audience once every quarter. I just hope they can do me better the next time I am in here and for crying out loud, you're a beer company, offer me a beer that's worthwhile to drink already.

Absolutely loved The Boulder on Broadway and Love Saltfire Taphouse in Salt Lake. We went to to launch of Saltfire Brewing Co Taphouse. The paring of the two seems perfect!! Same staff, same great menu and a great place to host my hiking group. We got the burger and I had a Punk As F@#$. Beer (YES that is is name) 9% is how it's earned it's name and it did not disappoint. Will be going more often!

I came for the monthly Science on Tap, which was awesome! I didn't anticipate the crowd but managed to grab a seat. It then took me a full 20 minutes to figure out ordering, which is done via QR code. It required me to download an app, which was taking forever until I signed on to their wifi - which required my email so I assume I'm now on some mailing list. I selected a few items then managed to empty my cart and had to start over. A server did bring me water in the meantime, which was thoughtful. The app also had a $0 item to request your server come by, so it's not like you can't speak with someone. The beer list was decent but had a lot of grocery store brands, i.e. Sam Adams or even Deschutes Fresh Squeezed - love Deschutes but you can get that beer at most grocers or convenience stores. The menu is bar food but pretty extensive and included a number of specials. I was feeling the need for veggies and ordered an unusual Jerk Chicken salad that included pineapple, black beans, and pico. Points for having a creative salad! The chicken was a bit dry but not terrible. There was a lot of chicken compared to the other toppings but the app allows you to write comments so if I got it again, I'm sure I could ask for less chicken and more pico and black beans. It comes with "cheesy bread" which turns out to be a whole 10inch (ish) pizza crust with light cheese. It seemed a bit much but made me optimistic about their pizza being pretty decent. Ambiance is very neighborhood bar and the place is large. There's even an upstairs that looked pretty nice. The lighting was low but not overly so. It felt a bit impersonal to not interact with a server, but I was also attending a presentation so dropping off food or drinks was done quietly (but politely). As much as I struggled with the ordering through an app, it was very convenient for paying. You enter payment when you order, and close out when you're ready. I did find it a bit funny to get a service charge for paying with a card when it doesn't seem you can pay cash, but whatever. The neighborhood feel and hosting interesting events gets this bumped to a 4.

You definitely come here for the vibes! I would call the energy here "friendly geek/nerd/intellectual".Don't believe me? Look at all the fun themed nights locals get to partake in that other Yelpers have called out in their reviews!They have a digital ordering system that is actually a pleasure to use.They have a massive tap selection that seemed to be focused on stouts, so all y'all complaining that all breweries only have IPAs these days (you're not wrong), this one is for you!Only reason it's not 5-star is the pizza. As someone else pointed out, it's the kind of stuff you could make at your house. Luckily, it is at least priced pretty cheaply.

The food was pretty good. Especially the pizza. Tried their cauliflower crust pizza and it was great. Our server was also very good! She took great care of us. The ambiance is a little dated. Borderline dive bar if you will. Could use a makeover. But all in all a fun place to hang out.

Good evening fellow Yelper's. It has been a while since my last yelp. But this story needs to be told.This afternoon my wife and I decided to get out of our RV, escape the heat and go out for a bite to eat. We went out and ended up at this rustic joint called Saltfire Brewing Company. The place looked like they had a full service bar, like 20 beers on tap, and at least 6 TV's scattered around for your viewing pleasure.June had the Reuben Sandwich on Marbeled Rye. She ordered Sweet Potato Tots as her side. The tots were pretty good (I stole a couple). I had a Bacon Cheeseburger on a Pretzel Bun. For my side, I had Jalopino Tots. The burger was tiny, but good. And the tots were awesome.The reason the place got such a low star rating was because of their beers on tap. My first attempt was Railhead Red which is an American Amber/Red. It was a very sour tasting brew which a red ale should not taste like. My wife who used to own a pub said they might not have flushed the lines in a while. My second attempt was Red Trolley Ale, an Irish Red Ale by Karl Strauss. It was just flat indicating that it was probably sitting there for a while. After two failed attempts...I just stuck to a domestic bottled brew.

While I like the old Boulders on Broadway for the tight comfy feeling sitting at the bar, half-price pizza on Mondays, and happy hour pricing on drinks, I absolutely despise the multitude of people who blow vape juice at the bar. I don't need your glycerin and nicotine and shit. Grow up and do your chemical sucking elsewhere. Or, only inhale.Second, they're recently rebranded as SaltFire Brewing Tap House, but they really don't have many of the better SaltFire beers. Other than those items, I'd nearly recommend the place.