Utah's Liquor Laws
Information surrounding Utah's Liquor Laws.
Utah's liquor laws are unique, but are easy to understand. Alcoholic beverages may be ordered with a meal in most restaurants after 12:00 PM (noon). You should ask your server for a liquor menu. Mixed drinks are served at Utah's non-exclusive private clubs throughout the day. Visitors are welcome to purchase a two-week membership to most private clubs for $5. Taverns and lounges sell beer only.
State-owned liquor stores sell packaged liquors and wines in various sizes. Innovative wine stores provide a wide selection of wines from around the world. State Liquor Stores accept cash, check, or credit card, and are closed on Sundays and holidays. Beer containing 3.2% alcohol content may be purchased in grocery and convenience stores. The legal age to purchase alcohol in Utah is 21 years old.
Warning: Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is a serious crime that is prosecuted aggressively in Utah.
