The Sun Trapp

Phalanx Formation

Kyle, one of the bartenders constantly inserted himself into people's conversations to give his worthless two cents. He was unfriendly, unkind, unprofessional and deserves to be unloved by anyone unfortunate enough to have ended up in his bar. I felt excessively uncomfortable and the bar is very discriminatory for a place meant to be a Queer Bar. It wasn't a safe space and I was accused of being trans by a patron in the bathroom when I used the girls (I'm afab) I reported the transphobia to staff who shrugged and said that I should have used the bathroom for my assigned sex (I'M ASSIGNED FEMALE) I would call the alcohol pisswater but it's the only decent thing about the place. My table had drink droplets, there were sticky brown, pungent stains I assume were resin on the seat I was in and it felt like the employees were waiting to die. Perfect place to drink until you forget who you are because you're depressed. Nobody will approach in a friendly manner or genuinely care about your well being.

Alejandro Puy

Hours posted say 2 am closing time. Walk in before 1 am told they are closed. Lots of people inside. Update your online profile!

Walter Valles

Went on a Friday night. It was packed! Affordable drinks, friendly staff, and the music was great. DJ was giving all the pop girls. Will definitely be going again when visiting town.

Mikki Fritz

An lgbtq+ bar that actually has so many lgbtq+ people. I loved the diversity of people there and the counter-culture of SLC. It was super busy with a long line outside. There happened to be a drag show the night I went. The bar tender was nice and helpful. Might be weird to say but the bathroom situation was different than I've ever experienced and totally chill. It's shared, any gender at any time all use the multiple stalls or urinals. I wish more bathrooms weren't so segregated.