Business owners can officially tear down those only-in-Utah ‘restaurant not a bar’ signs — but please don’t trash them

(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Utah restaurants that serve alcohol can officially take down their "RESTAURANT NOT A BAR" signs like this one at Squatters in Salt Lake City on Tuesday.

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Business owners can officially tear down those only-in-Utah ‘restaurant not a bar’ signs — but please don’t trash them

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