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Liquor Laws (Getting A Drink) In Salt Lake City

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Explaining Our Quirky Liquor Laws. Thanks to our Governor and the Utah Legislature, getting a drink in Salt Lake City is just like the rest of the country. There are over 400 places where you can get a drink in Utah, and as of July 1st 2009, getting into a bar is even easier. Private Clubs are a thing of the past. You walk into a bar and order a drink, just like the rest of the country. Also, just like the rest of the country, you have to be 21 to enter. Verifying someones age is easier here. If you look younger than 35, they will ask for your ID. Preferably your drivers license. It will be scanned in seconds, and if it's valid, your in. So, if you're looking for a bar near your hotel, a unique sports bar, a local brew pub or a nice glass of wine, you'll find it in Salt Lake. Liquor You can have drinks in Salt Lake bars, restaurants, and you can buy bottles of your favorite liquor at state liquor stores listed below. Wine Wine is served in restaurants, bars and can also be purchased at the state liquor stores. Beer Full-strength beer is sold in bars and restaurants. But, what sucks about it is, that it's only bottled beer, not tap or draft. Bottled beer is also sold at state liquor stores (see addresses below) . You can purchase 3.2% beer at the grocery and convenience stores. With the elevation of 4000 feet plus above sea level, getting a "Buzz" on, happens very quickly! And if you're up in Park City at over 7000 feet above sea level, we advise you to watch what you drink, take cabs, have a designated driver, and just be careful. Our DUI/DWI Laws are the strickest in the nation! Brew Pubs Our brew pubs do offer some of the best food in town and are definitely worth visiting. Smoking is Not Allowed in Utah Bars and Restaurants. State Liquor Store Locations throughout Salt Lake City... Utah Liquor stores are closed on Sundays, state & federal holidays. Downtown 205 West 400 South Hours are 10am-10pm Mon - Sat. 801.533.5901 Downtown - Huge Wine Store This is the largest wine store in Salt Lake City with one of the best wine selections in Utah. 255 South 300 East Hours are 11am-7pm. Mon - Sat. 801.533.6444 SugarHouse 1154 East Ashton Ave, 2250 South 1100 East Hours are 10am-10pm. Mon. - Sat. 801.468.0320 South Salt Lake 63 East Miller Ave. Hours are 11am-7pm. Mon. - Sat. 801.484.9721 Murray Area 5056 South State Street Hours are 10am-10pm. Mon. - Sat. 801.262.7789 South Valley/Cottonwood - Closest to our ski resorts 1863 East 7000 South Hours are 10am-10pm. Mon. - Sat. 801.942.6234 Park City Ski Planning Packages & Discount Coupons