POSTED // Oct 11,2012 - Remember those glamorous, mature single ladies in the ’80s sitcom Designing Women? I’m almost certain if they weren’t fictional characters, they would love weekends at Habits (832 E. 3900 South).

POSTED // Oct 4,2012 - When W Lounge closed its doors for good a couple months back, the Salt Lake City club community boohooed until owner Casey Staker announced his next project, Zest Kitchen & Bar (275 S. 200 West, 801-859-8505).

POSTED // Sep 27,2012 - Believe it or not, behind the mink fur coats and stingray cowboy boots, there are actually normal, laid-back bars in Park City. Seven days a week, local favorite the Sidecar (333 Main, Park City) serves up the triple-triple

POSTED // Sep 20,2012 - The building that houses The Bay (404 S. West Temple) is one of the oldest nightclubs in Salt Lake City. Originally built by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles (the guys who invented Mother’s Day) in the late 1800s,

POSTED // Sep 19,2012 - As we sit outside on a bar patio in downtown Salt Lake City in mid-July, Ron’s wedding band keeps a rhythm as he taps his fingers against his glass of Diet Coke.

POSTED // Sep 13,2012 - In 1997, at the tail end of the East Coast/West Coast rap rivalry that consumed the mid-’90s, a little-known Minnesota crew named Atmosphere released their first album, a word-of-mouth effort titled Overcast!

POSTED // Sep 13,2012 - I’m not sure what it is about this spot, but if Derek Zoolander were in SLC for a night and he were looking for a club that was filled with really, really ridiculously good-looking people,

POSTED // Sep 6,2012 - More than likely, you're at the oldest LGBT saloon this side of the Wasatch...

POSTED // Aug 30,2012 - With a little spit shine and elbow grease, the Lumpy’s crew has transformed the former Club Allure into the brand-spankin’-new Lumpy’s South (8925 Harrison St. [300 West], Sandy).

POSTED // Aug 23,2012 - If you’re one of those people who wants to “rock and roll all night and party every day,” then Club 90 (9065 S. Monroe St. [150 West]) is your jam. This place is huge—it’