Drinking in Utah

If you've never visited Utah, you will never know how hard it is to find a decent drink. For those outside of the United States, this state will seem to be exceptionally bizarre.

For those of you who live within the US, but outside of Utah, it will be slightly less confusing. If all you want to drink is watery beer then Utah's got you covered. If you want a mixed drink, or if you like good beer, then you must be a member of a private club (or in real world vernacular, a bar). Failing that, you must be the guest of a bar member.

The Liquor Laws in Utah

The liquor laws in Utah are partly the result of the local majority religion, the Latter Day Saints (AKA Mormons). They are teetotal by faith and, to a degree, have made the local laws follow suite. While not alone in the US in having restrictive drinking laws, Utah's laws are fairly strange. For example, beer can be served in any tavern as long as it contains less than 3.2% alcohol by volume. Wine, mixed drinks and stronger beer can only be served in Private Clubs and Restaurants.

 

Club Buvez
(435) 940-2200 
7825 Royal St E
Park City, UT 

J B Mulligans Club & Pub
(435) 658-0717 
804 Main St
Park City, UT 

Moose's Pub & Grill
(435) 649-8600 
438 Main St
Park City, UT 

No Name Saloon
(435) 649-6667 
447 Main St
Park City, UT 

Non Pub
(435) 649-8174 
875 Main St
Park City, UT 

O'Shucks Bar & Grill
(435) 645-3999 
427 Main St
Park City, UT 

Renees
(435) 615-8357 
136 Heber Ave
Park City, UT 

Wasatch Brew Pub
(435) 649-0900 
250 Main St
Park City, UT 

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