Salt Lake County food record lists Luna Coffee & Crystals/Makers Hive Market at 10 N Rio Grande
Rule Changes Salt Lake City, UT localThe entry is one county food-establishment record; the source publishes no grant date.
Overview
Salt Lake County's public food-establishment list now carries a combined Luna Coffee & Crystals/Makers Hive Market entry at 10 N Rio Grande in Salt Lake City. The record appeared on the list on October 24, 2026, the day this story checked it.
A food-establishment record is one administrative entry. It does not show that the business has every approval, and it does not show whether the address is serving customers.
Why it matters
The entry adds a combined coffee-and-market name to a Gateway address; it does not by itself show a new storefront.
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Organizations Involved
The combined name appears in one county record; the record publishes no grant date or approval status beyond the listing.
The department publishes the public table where the combined entry appears.
The Gateway calendar lists a Makers Hive Market event, but does not name Luna Coffee & Crystals as a vendor.
Timeline
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Makers Hive Market calendar listing set for The Gateway
Latest Calendar listingThe Gateway lists a Makers Hive Market event for this date. The listing does not name Luna Coffee & Crystals.
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County list adds combined Luna/Makers Hive entry
Licensing recordThe public food-establishment table lists Luna Coffee & Crystals/Makers Hive Market at 10 N Rio Grande. The source publishes no grant date.
Scenarios
County list stays the only public trace of the combined Gateway listing
Discussed by: This story's review of the Salt Lake County public list; no public analyst has addressed the record.
The combined entry remains a single administrative listing. No inspection, additional permit, or public announcement appears in county records by the deadline. That would leave the record exactly as thin as it is now.
County list adds inspection detail for the combined listing
Discussed by: This story's review of the Salt Lake County public list; no public analyst has addressed the record.
An inspection result or a second food-establishment record appears for the combined name. That would give the public more detail than the current single listing.
Combined listing is removed or renamed in county records
Discussed by: This story's review of the Salt Lake County public list; no public analyst has addressed the record.
The combined name disappears from the public table or is replaced by a different establishment name at the same address. That would make the current record a short-lived administrative artifact.
