Restaurant
Unclaimed profileLast Call Sports Bar & Grill
Springville, UT · $$
Inebrious
Beverage Program Score
The editorial take
Last Call Sports Bar & Grill fields a wide, budget-friendly beverage program: ten house specialty cocktails at $8.50, twelve mixed shots, a beer menu spanning domestic to craft drafts, and a non-alcoholic beer selection. The cocktail list runs to frozen-drink staples like the Wet Kitty and Washington Apple, while the draft list includes Utah's Uinta Golden Spike. Expect straightforward pours and bar-style pricing across the board.
- What should I order?
- Start with the Moscow Mule, a house specialty at $8.50, for a classic ginger beer and mint combination. For a craft draft, try the Uinta Golden Spike Hefeweizen at $5.50 a pint. If you prefer spirits, a standard shot of Tito's vodka runs $8, with top-shelf options like Grey Goose at $9 and up.
- Who will enjoy this place?
- Drinkers who want a broad, affordable selection without pretension will find familiar cocktails, a range of domestic and craft beers, and a full shots list. Sports-bar regulars and groups looking for low-priced rounds will appreciate the $8.50 specialty cocktails and $8 mixed shots.
- What should I expect to spend?
- House specialty cocktails and mixed shots are $8–$8.50. Domestic beers start at $3.75 a can, imports at $4.75, and craft drafts at $5.50 a pint. Standard shots are $8, with top-shelf options from $9 up.
- What makes the beverage program distinctive?
- The beverage program is unusually broad for a sports bar, with a dedicated 10-item house cocktail list, 12 mixed shots, and a beer menu that includes craft, draft, seltzer, and non-alcoholic options. Prices stay consistently low, from $3.75 domestic cans to $8.50 specialty cocktails.
Beverage categories
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Cocktails
The house cocktail list offers ten named specialties, from the Mai Tai to the White Russian, all at $8.50. A separate mixed-shots section adds twelve more options at $8 each. It's a broad, affordable list of familiar recipes.
Menu strengths
- — Ten named house specialty cocktails are listed with full ingredient breakdowns at a flat $8.50.
- — A dozen mixed shots at $8 each extend the cocktail program beyond the main list.
Standout selections
- — Mai Tai: Captain Morgan, coconut rum, pineapple juice, and orange, $8.50.
- — Washington Apple: Crown Apple, apple pucker, and cranberry, $8.50.
- — Wet Kitty: coconut rum, vodka, gin, peach schnapps, watermelon pucker, cranberry, and pineapple, $8.50.
Pricing: $8.50 each for house specialties; $8 for mixed shots
Beer
The beer menu covers domestic, import, craft, draft, seltzer, and non-alcoholic categories. Domestic cans start at $3.75, while craft drafts like Uinta Golden Spike and Kona Big Wave are $5.50 a pint. A clear, well-priced selection.
Menu strengths
- — Multiple beer categories are represented, from domestic cans to craft drafts.
- — Draft options include both domestic and craft pours at competitive prices.
Standout selections
- — Uinta Golden Spike Hefeweizen: Utah craft draft, $5.50 pint, $8.50 stein.
- — Kona Big Wave: craft draft, $5.50 pint, $8.50 stein.
Pricing: Domestic $3.75 can/bottle, $7.25 tallboy; import $4.75; craft draft $5.50 pint/$8.50 stein
Nonalcoholic
A focused non-alcoholic beer list includes Budweiser Zero, Coors Edge, Heineken Zero, and Michelob Ultra Zero, each priced at $3.50. It's a practical option for designated drivers or those skipping alcohol.
Menu strengths
- — Four named non-alcoholic beers are offered, covering major domestic and import brands.
Standout selections
- — Heineken Zero: non-alcoholic import, $3.50.; Michelob Ultra Zero: non-alcoholic light beer, $3.50.
Pricing: $3.50 each
Spirits
The spirits list spans tequila, vodka, whiskey, gin, rum, and flavored liquors in a standard shots section, plus a top-shelf tier with Grey Goose, Patron, and The Glenlivet. Standard shots are $8, with premium options starting at $9.
Menu strengths
- — A broad shots list covers major spirit categories at a uniform $8.
- — A top-shelf section includes recognizable premium brands from $9 up.
Standout selections
- — Grey Goose vodka: top shelf, $9 and up.
- — Patron tequila: top shelf, $9 and up.; The Glenlivet scotch: top shelf, $9 and up.
Pricing: Standard shots $8; top shelf $9 and up
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