Tooele Elks Lodge #1673 is a association or organization in Tooele, UT. Phone: (435) 882-2408. Average rating is 4.3 stars from 40 reviews. Website: https://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?LodgeNumber=1673.
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4.3 40 reviews

Brotherhood, Pool Tables, and Cold Drinks

Tooele's best-kept social secret at 61 N Main, where members gather, compete, and belong.

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About Us

Exterior view of Tooele Elks Lodge #1673 building.
Exterior view of Tooele Elks Lodge #1673 building.

Pull up a stool at Tooele Elks Lodge #1673 and you'll quickly understand why regulars keep coming back. The pool brackets run on weekends, the drinks are priced fairly, and the people around you already know your name by the second round. For anyone who has driven past the understated building on 61 N Main Street without knowing what's inside, that first visit tends to become a habit.

Chartered under the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Lodge #1673 is part of one of America's oldest fraternal organizations, but the atmosphere here skews more neighborhood gathering spot than formal hall. Members shoot pool, swap stories, and raise a glass to milestones big and small. Standout moments happen regularly, like watching a player battle back through a bracket and drop shot after impressive shot to take the win.

In a town where bar options are genuinely limited, the Lodge fills a real gap. It offers a relaxed, members-friendly environment where the cover charge is your membership card and the crowd is consistently good company. That combination earns it a 4.3-star rating from locals who know exactly what they're looking for.

What We Offer

The Lodge anchors its social calendar around pool tournaments and bracket play, drawing competitive players from across Tooele County. Whether you're a casual shooter looking for a friendly game or a serious player chasing bracket glory, the tables are well-maintained and the competition is real.

Beyond the billiards room, members enjoy a full-service bar with fair, no-surprise pricing that stands out in a town where after-work drink options are slim. The Lodge also hosts Elks-sponsored community events, charitable fundraisers, and member-only gatherings throughout the year, giving you reasons to show up even when the cue stays in the rack.

Membership in Lodge #1673 connects you to the national BPOE network, including scholarship programs, veteran support initiatives, and youth activities that give back to the broader Tooele, Utah community. It is a social club with a conscience, and the bar is just a bonus.

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“It was for after my dad's funeral so we just went there to eat, alot was donated so that was really cool. Had one drink really strong lol. But yeah it was cool”

— Jamie Busico

What Our Guests Say

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4 months ago
"Played pool had a wasingtion apple great friends lol a lot had a great time"
— malia petersen
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3 years ago
"Very nice people there. Had a great time play my pool bracket there. And I'm so Proud of Sara Wrathall she played alot of games to come back around and she shot a great stick. 👍"
— Diana Fawson
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6 years ago
"Fun place. I wasn't even aware it existed kind of hidden in Tooele. Fair price for drinks. The bar establishments in Tooele don't leave a whole lot of choices if you are looking for that type of night out, but this bar got quite a bit of people on a Saturday night. :) would definitly go here again. Ugh. No photos again! Sorry! Major fail!"
— Trisha Ann Bell
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5 years ago
"It was for after my dad's funeral so we just went there to eat, alot was donated so that was really cool. Had one drink really strong lol. But yeah it was cool"
— Jamie Busico
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3 years ago
"Played bingo. Great people and a lot of fun. Love it, I will go every Saturday ❤"
— Janice Fleming

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to be a member to visit Tooele Elks Lodge #1673?

Yes, the Elks Lodge is a private membership club. Guests can typically visit when accompanied by a current member. To enjoy full access to the bar, pool tables, and events, you'll want to apply for membership through the lodge or at elks.org.

How do I become a member of Lodge #1673?

Membership applications are processed through the national Elks organization. You can start at elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?LodgeNumber=1673 or stop by the lodge in person and ask a member to sponsor your application. Applicants must be U.S. citizens 21 or older.

Does the lodge host pool tournaments?

Absolutely. Pool bracket tournaments are one of the most popular activities at Lodge #1673. Players compete in organized brackets, and the competition level ranges from casual to quite serious. Check with the lodge for current tournament schedules.

Where exactly is Tooele Elks Lodge #1673 located?

The lodge sits at 61 N Main Street in Tooele, Utah 84074. It is somewhat low-key from the street, so first-time visitors sometimes drive past it. Look for the Elks signage on Main Street in downtown Tooele.

What are the bar hours at the lodge?

Hours can vary by day and season. It is best to contact the lodge directly or check the official lodge page at elks.org for current operating hours before making the trip.

Does the Elks Lodge support community causes in Tooele?

Yes. The BPOE has a long tradition of community service, and Lodge #1673 participates in charitable giving, youth scholarships, and veteran support programs that benefit the broader Tooele County community.

Is the atmosphere formal or casual?

Very casual. Members describe it as a friendly neighborhood gathering spot where people play pool, enjoy affordable drinks, and get to know each other. First-time visitors consistently mention how welcoming the regulars are.

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Every Elks lodge belongs to one of America's oldest and largest fraternal orders. Through the Elks National Foundation, the Order has given more than $481 million to college scholarships, veterans, and neighbors in need.

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