DABC panel surprises bar applicants by handing out two liquor licenses

After being told there would be no new bar licenses until May, two establishments get to end long waits for a license.

(Francisco Kjolseth | Tribune file photo) Salt Lake City's Trolley Wing Co., seen here in 2019, will again have a liquor license, after the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission approved the establishment's application on March 29, 2022. The iconic train-car bar gave up its license in fall 2021 to a larger franchise of the company in Taylorsville.

DABC panel surprises bar applicants by handing out two liquor licenses

After being told there would be no new bar licenses until May, two establishments get to end long waits for a license.

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