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Salt Lake County health records list 1833 Craft at 1398 S 1100 E

Salt Lake County health records list 1833 Craft at 1398 S 1100 E

Rule Changes Salt Lake City, UT local

The non-alcoholic speakeasy appears in the county's food establishment database, a record that does not confirm opening.

Overview

Updated 1 hour ago

On November 14, 2026, the Salt Lake County Health Department's food establishment list included 1833 Craft at 1398 S 1100 E in Salt Lake City. The record is an official permit listing, not a confirmation that the business has opened or has all approvals.

1833 Craft is a non-alcoholic speakeasy owned by siblings Kelly and Matthew LaPlante. It has operated in Sugar House, serving zero-proof cocktails and small plates. The new record does not show when the license was granted or whether the business is already serving customers.

Why it matters

The record places a non-alcoholic speakeasy on the same county list as restaurants, a small marker of the growing zero-proof market.

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  1. 1833 Craft appears in county health records

    Today Record

    The Salt Lake County Health Department's food establishment list includes 1833 Craft at 1398 S 1100 E, Salt Lake City, when read on this date. The record does not show when the license was granted or whether the business is open.

Scenarios

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1833 Craft remains listed in Salt Lake County health records through 2027

Likely Resolves by Nov 14, 2027

Discussed by: No public analysis; scenario assumes the business continues operating as it currently does.

The record persists in the county database, indicating the business maintains its food establishment permit. No major changes to the business or its licensing status occur.

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