By gate B3, Corner Brew Pub flies under the radar
Most SLC frequent flyers talk about Market Street and Squatters; Corner Brew Pub by gate B3 barely shows up in trip reports, which tells you what it is: a straightforward bar and coffee stop that does the basics. It sits airside in the main Terminal concourse, so you’re already past security when you spot it across from the B-gates cluster.
Hours run from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily, with the usual caveat that they sometimes close a bit early or late based on flight banks. That timing means you can grab a morning latte before an 8 a.m. departure or a beer before the last banks around 9 p.m., but don’t count on it for the 6 a.m. pushes or true red-eyes.
Figure on $$ pricing: coffee and smaller bites land in the high single digits, while pub plates and a drink will push into the teens. It lists as a “Local · Pub,” so expect Utah beer options plus standard bar food rather than chef-driven anything. With a 4.3 rating online, it clears the “fine for a layover” bar, but it’s not the sort of place you plan your connection around.
The menu skews to the usual burgers, wings, and sandwiches territory, along with coffee and grab‑friendly snacks that travel better back to your seat at B3–B10. Seats fill up during the mid‑day departure waves, and service pace tends to match the crowd level, so pad an extra 15–20 minutes if you’re cutting it close to boarding.
Tip: If your gate is already in the B1–B9 range, Corner Brew Pub is the quickest sit‑down option; anyone departing from farther‑out B gates should check their actual boarding time before committing to a second round.