Toadz
432 N 100 W
Cedar City, UT 84721
If you are looking to tie off a good buzz in Cedar City, UT your options are limited to say the least. For those of you who are not familiar with lack of separation between church and state in Utah, I would like to enlighten you. If you are planning on acquiring a bottle of adult beverage goodness, you'll want to find your way to one of the few state run liquor stores before 7 o'clock. Now as for places to sit down and have a glass of the ol' Loudmouth Soup, your choices are limited between one of two bars in town. Based off recommendations from the locals, I was told the establishment known as Toadz was a solid bet. Upon entering this "bar" I noticed a sign on the door stating "Ladies Night"; "oh snaperjacks, look out fine women of Cedar City. "
Seconds later when my eyes had taken in all of the sights at Toadz, that sign from the door jumped back into my head, "Ladies Night." Based on the patrons, it seemed less like what the door really meant to advertise was more like a Squirrel Attack Survivors Support Group Meeting. Essentially, it was nothing short of a sad bastard crowd. Albeit, Toadz does have some very sociable and friendly wait staff. However, with the cost and portions offered in Utah bars, I feel that there is nothing that could make things not seem like exactly what they are.
432 N 100 W
Cedar City, UT 84721
If you are looking to tie off a good buzz in Cedar City, UT your options are limited to say the least. For those of you who are not familiar with lack of separation between church and state in Utah, I would like to enlighten you. If you are planning on acquiring a bottle of adult beverage goodness, you'll want to find your way to one of the few state run liquor stores before 7 o'clock. Now as for places to sit down and have a glass of the ol' Loudmouth Soup, your choices are limited between one of two bars in town. Based off recommendations from the locals, I was told the establishment known as Toadz was a solid bet. Upon entering this "bar" I noticed a sign on the door stating "Ladies Night"; "oh snaperjacks, look out fine women of Cedar City. "
Seconds later when my eyes had taken in all of the sights at Toadz, that sign from the door jumped back into my head, "Ladies Night." Based on the patrons, it seemed less like what the door really meant to advertise was more like a Squirrel Attack Survivors Support Group Meeting. Essentially, it was nothing short of a sad bastard crowd. Albeit, Toadz does have some very sociable and friendly wait staff. However, with the cost and portions offered in Utah bars, I feel that there is nothing that could make things not seem like exactly what they are.
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