Whiskey Street

Welcome to Whiskey Street. The name harkens back to Salt Lake history. Before it was changed to Main Street in 1906, this stretch of road had been designated “Whiskey Street” by Brigham Young himself. It was a place where gentiles were able to quench their thirst. Even Mr. Young purchased his spirits from the numerous bars and the liquor store for which the street was named. Whiskey Street has been designed as a space that downtown executives, hip urban locals, and Utah guests will rub shoulder while sipping great cocktails. It is a friendly but stylish establishment with knowledgeable bartenders and great music. Pull up a barstool. Let us put down a pint down on your piece of the 72 foot-long cherry wood bar.