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Salt Lake City, Utah
Low-key LGBTQ+ dive with pool tables and karaoke on Harvey Milk Blvd
Club Try-angles is a late-night gay bar on Harvey Milk Boulevard in Salt Lake City's Granary and Ballpark district, the address itself a marker of the neighborhood's queer history. It's a 21+ staple built for the back half of the night, known for cold, cheap, generous pours, a couple of pool tables, a dance floor, and a year-round patio. The vibe is unpretentious and regulars-friendly: karaoke on Thursdays, themed events through the week, and summer patio BBQs from Mother's Day to Labor Day. It doesn't try to be a polished nightclub; it's the easygoing neighborhood option where a newcomer and a twenty-year regular end up at the same table. A reliable place to land when the earlier bars wind down.
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