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
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More than fifty names hitting the Utah dining scene
Despite my constant claims that I’ll post these roundups more frequently, life has a terrible habit of laughing at even the simplest resolutions. You win… Read More »More than fifty names hitting the Utah dining scene
Keep an eye on these restaurant openings set for 2025
Last year we tracked more than 150 new food and drink openings around the state. I’m expecting the same again this year, if not even… Read More »Keep an eye on these restaurant openings set for 2025
DABS awards all remaining Utah bar licenses at February meeting
Well, well, well. I didn’t see that coming – and neither did you. Unless, of course, you scrutinized every line item of H.B. 548, aka,… Read More »DABS awards all remaining Utah bar licenses at February meeting
Sixteen new restaurant and bar liquor licenses awarded at DABS meeting
The first DABS meeting of the year was another brisk one, thanks as ever to a much-streamlined process than years past. Of the few notable… Read More »Sixteen new restaurant and bar liquor licenses awarded at DABS meeting
What 2024 has in store for the Utah dining scene
Welcome to the other side everyone, welcome to 2024. You’ll be glad to hear I’m done with all the recapping, remixing and retelling of the… Read More »What 2024 has in store for the Utah dining scene
Utah DABS ends 2023 issuing nine new bar and restaurant licenses
The final DABS meeting of the year was held today, turning out to be quite the brisk one too. Amidst the brief 60 minute affair,… Read More »Utah DABS ends 2023 issuing nine new bar and restaurant licenses
These are the latest Utah restaurants and bars to receive liquor licenses
Bar licenses Entering the November DABS meeting, eleven bar licenses remained available in the state of Utah. Remember this number is unlikely to materially change… Read More »These are the latest Utah restaurants and bars to receive liquor licenses
Nineteen Utah restaurants and two bars given green light for liquor licenses this month
October’s DABS meeting was a relatively brief one, but not without a few interesting highlights. Here are the key details from this months session: Bars… Read More »Nineteen Utah restaurants and two bars given green light for liquor licenses this month
Three restaurants and one bar granted liquor licenses at Sep DABS meet
Here’s the wrap from this month’s DABS meeting held on September 28th. In terms of new businesses awarded licenses it was a relatively subdued affair… Read More »Three restaurants and one bar granted liquor licenses at Sep DABS meet
Two new bars licensed in Utah, plus upcoming rare liquor draw
An exceptionally brisk August DABS meeting wrapped at the practically unheard time of 10.40 a.m. this week; in no small part due to the streamlined… Read More »Two new bars licensed in Utah, plus upcoming rare liquor draw
Four new Utah bars awarded licenses at July’s DABS meeting
After kicking off with a warm welcome to new DABS chair Tara Thue (taking over from Juliette Tennert), the majority of July’s DABS meeting was… Read More »Four new Utah bars awarded licenses at July’s DABS meeting
Caribbean, Filipino and Burmese cuisine – just a few new flavors on the Utah dining scene
Would you look at that now. Somewhat incredulously it’s been two months since I last corralled all the openings, scurrilous rumors, and possibles into one… Read More »Caribbean, Filipino and Burmese cuisine – just a few new flavors on the Utah dining scene
The latest Utah bars and restaurants to receive liquor licenses
A frenzied brisket fueled week in Austin (more on that soon) prevented me recapping May’s DABS meeting sadly (actually I’m not that sad). So here’s… Read More »The latest Utah bars and restaurants to receive liquor licenses