Where to drink
Bars & taverns in Utah
Every bar, tavern, beer-only venue and airport lounge that DABS currently licenses[1], by county and town. In Utah the license decides the house rules (who gets in, whether you need to eat, beer only or a full bar), so each type's rules are below. Restaurants aren't listed: they can only serve you if you're dining.
612 licenses · DABS list read October 12, 2026 · refreshed weekly
House rules by license type
Bars
- 21 and over.[2]
- Every ID is checked and scanned at the door, whatever your age.[3]
- Cocktails, wine and beer from 10 a.m. to 1 a.m., at the bar or a table.[4]
- Food has to be available, but you don't have to order any.[4]
- Country clubs and fraternal clubs (VFW, Elks, Eagles, Moose) are bars too, for members and their guests only.[4]
Taverns
Beer at venues
Airport lounges
- Cocktails, wine and beer from 8 a.m. to midnight, with or without food, at the bar or a table.[4]
More on hours, pours and ID in Utah 101: bars & restaurants.
The list
7 places
Logan · Cache County
Carbon County
Layton · Davis County
Moab · Grand County
St. George · Washington County
Huntsville · Weber County
Ogden · Weber County
Sources
The list is DABS's own license data, read weekly; a license on it means the place may serve, not that it's open or good. Names and addresses are as DABS has them. House rules come from DABS and the Utah Code (checked with Utah 101). Corrections: utahdrops@gmail.com.
- Current DABS licenses and permits (Licensee List) · Utah DABS
- Utah Code 32B-6-406, bar licensee operational requirements (PDF) · Utah Legislature, version effective May 3, 2023
- Changes to the 100% ID law requirements · Utah DABS, March 18, 2026
- Residents & visitors information · Utah DABS
- General licensing information (what counts as beer and liquor) · Utah DABS