This March 21, 2017, photo, Manoli Katsanevas, the chef and owner of Greek eatery Manoli's sits in his dining room with it's Zion Curtain, in Salt Lake City. Some Utah restaurants are counting down the days until a new liquor law takes effect this summer, allowing eateries to take stop using walls and partitions that prevent customers from seeing their alcoholic drink being mixed and poured. But Katsanevas said he doesn't know yet if state officials will measure the 5-foot zone from the area where drinks are actually prepared, or if they'll measure from the entire length of the bar. If it's the latter, he'll have to keep up his Zion Curtain. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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