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DABS Utah State Liquor Store #36 Park City

DABS Utah State Liquor Store #36 Park City

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3.6 Google Review
460 Swede Alley, Park City, Utah, 84060, United States
(435) 649-3293 abs.utah.gov
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Mar 20, 2023
Small, but decent selection of wines, beers and liquor. Right in the heart of park city and easy to get to.

Jan 4, 2023
I started by not putting my bottles on the counter before I was ready, because as a customer that is extremely inconsiderate. I also made sure I had my ID from the united states or passport because it's a liquor store.

Oct 4, 2022
Good selection. Prices were fine. Area needs more liquor stores!

Oct 26, 2020
One of my favorite DABC stores. Although it's small there's almost never a line of people. Because of the limited available square footage, the selection isn't as large as some other stores. However, the use of that space is very efficient and the product mix is great and selections are a perfect mix of the usual suspects and slightly unique. Maybe not the spot to go to for your desired limited run bottle of semi-rare whiskey, but also the store isn't full of dozens of labels of flavored vodkas. The staff is the consistently the friendliest in the state!

Dec 23, 2020
Terrible and rude staff. I, a 58 -year-old man, came together with my wife, a 49-year-old woman, to the store and wanted to purchase a bottle of Black Hennessy. I had with me my Driver’s license yet my wife left her Driver’s license at the hotel. Instead of politely explaining the rules, the cashier woman demanded us to leave the store and do not come back within next 24 hours. I told the cashier that my wife does not drink and just accompanying me because it is very cold outside. However, the cashier rudely demanded to leave the store. What happened with the business when it is run by the government. Any private business would go out of business with such rude and unprofessional employees.

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