A quartet of noted SLC chefs making their move
As the month ends, here’s a random grab bag of news that didn’t otherwise make in our articles this month. Some of the following items… Read More »A quartet of noted SLC chefs making their move
As the month ends, here’s a random grab bag of news that didn’t otherwise make in our articles this month. Some of the following items… Read More »A quartet of noted SLC chefs making their move
As the month ends, here are all the news items that came our way, but otherwise didn’t make it to a story. The following info… Read More »Harmons awards three local names a $5,000 grant
As the month ends, here’s all the other news that didn’t make our various stories and features in February. The following items were provided by… Read More »Wrapping up the rest of February’s food news
DABC news The debate around Thai Archer’s limited service license application continued to rumble at the February DABC meeting. The commission has now formally concluded… Read More »Latest from the DABC, restaurant closures, changes and other news
For our first It’s A Wrap of the year – a bumper edition – recapping both December and January’s odds and ends. First up, what… Read More »DABC winners and losers, openings, closures and more
DABC news In the absence of commissioner John T. Nielsen, vice-chairman Thomas Jacobson rattled through the November DABC get together at a brisk pace. As… Read More »Restaurant closures, DABC latest and all the food news highlights
The headline news out of the October DABC meeting was the increasing pressure on the state’s current inventory of bar licenses. Before the meeting only… Read More »DABC news, closures, dining specials and Fall product launches
DABC News A relatively short DABC meeting for September with notably less action than usual. The most noteworthy item was the minor-kerfuffle over the Park… Read More »Free dessert and tacos, DABC news, restaurant closures and deals galore
DABC News No major shocks or surprises at the August meeting, which moved along at a fairly brisk and busy pace. A few notable things… Read More »Free food samples, DABC news, unmissable grand openings, closures, and more
A fairly quiet meeting over at the DABC for July. Highlights include licenses for the new Mazza in Sandy and our friends over at Saffron… Read More »DABC News, seismic burger news, seasonal Mexican meals and more
DABC news Despite a relatively long meeting (clocking in at over two hours), there weren’t any huge shocks or stories to report from the June… Read More »Wrapping up June’s food news, DABC updates and more
DABC news Making the headlines across the land this month was Social Axe’s return to the commission, seeking to secure a recreational beer license for… Read More »Liquor law loopholes, restaurant closures, award winners and much more
DABC Licenses Enough ink has been spilled as a result of the April DABC meeting that you’d think the apocalypse was upon us; some might… Read More »It’s A Wrap April: DABC Updates, Mother’s Day
DABC Licenses Causing more than a few column inches this month was the failure of Heart and Soul Karaoke to secure an On-Premise Beer Only… Read More »It’s A Wrap – March 2019
DABC Licenses A brace of noteworthy items from this month’s meeting. Firstly, the popular East side Greek eatery Aristos has now been without a liquor… Read More »It’s A Wrap – February 2019
We took December off from the wrap up, as general food news was a little thin on the ground over the holiday period. As such… Read More »It’s A Wrap – January 2019
DABC licenses The following is the round up from November’s DABC meeting, a relatively brisk meeting all said and done, but one with a few… Read More »It’s A Wrap – November 2018
DABC licenses The following is the round up from October’s DABC meeting – one of my favorite moments of the month. The outcome of these… Read More »It’s A Wrap – October 2018
Saffron Valley Starting this Tuesday (October 2nd) and running through to Sunday (October 7th), the Sugar House location of Saffron Valley celebrates its annual Monsoon… Read More »It’s A Wrap – September 2018
Alamexo & Alamexo Cantina Mexico’s revolt against Spanish rule began on the early morning of September 16 in 1810, when Father Miguel Hidalgo rang the… Read More »It’s A Wrap – August 2018