Rolly: Utah Restaurant Loses Something In Its Move: Its Liquor License

Utah News - The Salt Lake Tribune, The Salt Lake Tribune
Thu, 12/18/2014 - 9:54am

The 70-year-old Italian restaurant Cinegrill will be operating without a liquor license for the first time in the Salt Lake City stapleâs venerable history. Why? Because the Utah nanny state says its new location is too close to a church, even though itâs not a traditional chapel and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which leases the space in question, says itâs OK if Cinegrill serves liquor. This could be challenge for an Italian restaurant to not have the ability to serve wine w...

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Rolly: Utah Restaurant Loses Something In Its Move: Its Liquor License

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