DABC tells businesses locked out of bar license: ‘Talk to your legislators’

At February’s meeting, the commission granted one license, leaving 15 other businesses high and dry.

(Sean P. Means | The Salt Lake Tribune) The interior of what will be The Pearl, a new drinking establishment in Salt Lake City's Central 9th neighborhood. The Pearl received the only available bar license from Utah's Alcohol Beverage Control Commission in its meeting on Feb. 22, 2022.

DABC tells businesses locked out of bar license: ‘Talk to your legislators’

At February’s meeting, the commission granted one license, leaving 15 other businesses high and dry.

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