

Hip, airy watering hole with creative, globally inspired dishes & a garden-style patio.
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Address: 55 W 100 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101
Phone: (801) 895-2846
Website: https://www.ivyandvarley.com/
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We then went next door to get their special drinks for Halloween, and had a blast! They had a DJ there and the vibe was awesome. Definitely coming back here!!
We had a reservation for a party of 21 at Ivy & Varley, and it was a phenomenal experience from start to finish.
As soon as we were seated, the team—including Larissa, Franco, Abby, Josh, and several others—took amazing care of us. Drinks and appetizers came out right away, and our entrees were taken and served with lightning speed. I was honestly blown away at how efficient and seamless it all was, especially for such a large group.
The food was creative, unique, and unlike anything I’ve had before. The presentation was beautiful, and the flavor matched—absolutely delicious all around.
The atmosphere was stylish with a fun, energetic vibe that made the evening even better. Hosting a group our size is no small task, but Ivy & Varley made it feel effortless.
Highly recommend for both small dinners and big group events—we’ll definitely be back!
We came to Varley for their Halloween pop-up Fright Club, and wow — they nailed it. I booked a table of six for our friend’s birthday (definitely make a reservation — the space is small and fills up fast), and we were seated in a raised corner section framed by red velvet curtains with a wall of vampire hands holding candles. The decor alone deserves five stars — every inch of the place screams spooky chic, complete with a thunder-and-lightning cloud drifting across the bar.
Our server Zach was fantastic — friendly, funny, and totally on top of it all night. He set the tone for a great experience and kept the drinks flowing. We each ordered different themed cocktails, each served in its own creative ceramic mug. My pick was the Whomping Willow, and it ended up being the winner of the night. Every drink we tried was a hit — not one miss in the bunch.
We went all in on appetizers and ordered everything on the menu. Favorites were definitely the brussels sprouts, tuna, and crispy rice cakes — all super flavorful and perfectly done.
Between the killer cocktails, great food, and totally immersive vibe, this is hands-down one of the most fun seasonal pop-ups I’ve been to. Whether it’s date night or a group celebration (ours even ended with a birthday dessert and sparkler!), Varley’s Fright Club is a Halloween hit done right.
To start, the entrance was difficult to find and not clearly marked. The hostess stand was set up under a greenhouse-style covering, but rain was actively pouring through. The hostess was standing out there in the rain checking guests in, and everything around her was getting soaked — not a great first impression.
Once seated, some members of our party already had drinks, but our server didn’t acknowledge or welcome the rest of us or offer beverages. Instead, he immediately went through a lengthy list of unavailable menu items — including the burger, the steak entrée, the ciabatta bread for the chicken sandwich, and even the sausage in the Cajun pasta. Most of us had to order our second or even third choice.
The food itself was mediocre, especially for the price point. One person at our table didn’t receive dressing on her salad, and it took about 20 minutes before the server returned to check on us so she could get it. We also had to flag him down for drink refills. My check was $51 (after 20% tip) for one appetizer, a salad and a soda.
Everything about the experience left a lot to be desired. I think Ivy & Varley is on the way out.