Salt Lake City Liquor Laws, How to Get a Beer or Cocktail...
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Explaining our quirky liquor laws As a visitor, you may be surprised to know that Utah has over 400 places where you can get a drink, but it's a little different than just walking into your neighborhood bar and ordering your choice of beverage. So, this page was created to explain our liquor laws, how to get a drink in Utah and the best places to go to, when you're here. There are 3 types of places to get a drink. 1. Private clubs 2. Restaurants with a liquor license 3. Brew pubs, beer bars and taverns 1. PRIVATE CLUBS--A private club is a "bar" that sells almost every type of liquor available. Some only offer traditional bar snacks, but these days savvy club owners have the insight to offer extensive food menus. Memberships to private clubs run anywhere from $ 13. to $ 30. per year. A three-week temporary membership is only $ 4. which enables you and your guests to enter and enjoy. Most private clubs do not charge a cover charge unless there is something big going on, like a hot local or national band. Most private clubs have themes or theme nights as well. Anywhere from sports, jazz, disco, local entertainment, karaoke, piano, quiet conversation and country western to big name entertainment. Most have pool tables, dancing, cigars and smoking is allowed in private clubs. 2. RESTAURANTS WITH A LIQUOR LICENSE--Almost all fine restaurants can serve liquor with your lunch or dinner. A meal must be ordered! The only exceptions would be Marie Callenders, Denny's, Dee's Family Restaurants and a handful of small eateries that cater to families or do not feel a liquor license with all of the state regulations to comply with is worth the hassle. Smoking is prohibited in restaurants! 3. BREW PUBS, BEER BARS & TAVERNS-- Just like the name implies, that's what you get. Beer, red beer, micro brews and wine spritzers, that's it! Our brew pubs do offer some of the best food in town and are definitely worth visiting. Many also offer specialty coffees. No membership is needed and most do not have a cover charge unless there is a good band playing. Pool tables, etc. for entertainment. Smoking is allowed. VISITOR GUIDE & DISCOUNT PACKAGE HERE'S A TIP........Request the Salt Lake Visitor Guide & Discount Package! It contains information on our best restaurants, where to go for nightlife, our attractions & sites, where to stay, and it also includes maps of downtown and the valley. Some of the restaurants in the guide offer a free appetizer with your meal. Included free with the guide, is a package of discount coupons from our local hotels and merchants saving hundred's of dollars on your next visit. CLICK HERE
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