I first went to PD after Christmas for $1 mimosas (yeah, for real) with my family. Their brunch blew me away, not just with taste, but with price and I was quickly hooked. I went there for dinner on Friday with my mom and her boyfriend (yes, my life is that lame sometimes) and we enjoyed a stein of Bohemian brew and even more yummy food. So, when L and I were thinking of places to go for dinner Piper was the first place on my list.
You really can't order anything bad here, everything is hearty and delicious. L and I opted for a burger and french dip along with a heph for her and a stout for me. PD is not the place to go if you're in a hurry, the pub is huge and the staff is busy, so expect to relax and have lots of table talk prepared before coming.
While one of my favorite things about Piper is that it is 21+ (which means no little ones running around. Woo!), L loved the menu. A self proclaimed London-phile, the pub reminded her to the T of places she'd eaten in Europe and she immediately feel in love.
We gossiped about friends, complained about boys and gushed over our new favorite TV series--Girls. And, lucky us, while waiting for our 10:20 movie to start an Irish band came on stage and played a few bangers before we left.
The atmosphere is what really sold me though. With the walls littered with Guinness paraphernalia and the eclectic crowd that calls PD home, I can see Piper Down becoming a staple in my SLC hit list.
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