JAM (Closed Permanently)

All you could want nothing you don't.

I had not been out to a bar in Salt Lake City in over five years because of the lack of variety and fun. Well that all changed when a friend of mine and I went out to Jam to try it out. The staff were friendly and cute, and the music was really good. The crowd was mixed. Not the hottest guys around but everyone was friendly and it was easy to have fun and relax. I can't wait to go back.

Raising the bar for all cities

Jam belongs in every wanna-be cosmopolitan city in the U.S., so it was unusual to stumble upon it in SLC. The night we were there, the owners had a really hot vocal duo doing covers. At about the same time the college co-ed starting singing, guests started showing up with food for the very cool outdoor patio area which was already stocked with meats for the grill and fresh produce from that day's farmer's market ... it was all free. BUT DON'T WORRY, this wasn't Woodstock - the live show ended around 9:30 pm and a DJ took to the booth indoors that resembled a well-appointed, NYC sushi bar than a hole-in-the-wall bar in SLC's Marmalade District. As of this writing, JAM was closer to getting a liquor license that would allow them to serve something other than beer. Don't let the lack of libation deter you, though - this is the bar you've been looking for (and the bartender was f-in hot)!

If Only!

I LOOOVE this place! It will be the best gay bar in town once they get their liquor license. Hope you like beer! (they have good beer...but water is overpriced). Great music!

Serene and very calming

This place is awesome lighting and the set up here promotes a very peaceful serene feeling and doesn't get you all hot and bothered and ugly. I really like Jam and think its a great club to throw parties at to make friends jelous