Nevada restaurants are buzzing about the new cocktail delivery law, but there's a catch: you can't actually order a margarita to your door just yet. While the law is technically in effect statewide, local governments are dragging their feet on finalizing the rules, leaving restaurant owners thirsty for that 10-15% revenue boost seen in other states. Red tape, logistical nightmares (mapping no-delivery zones like casinos), and a $0.50 DUI prevention fee are slowing things down, but supporters hope this will reduce drunk driving and generate millions for prevention programs. Will city councils raise a glass to progress, or will restaurants remain in regulatory limbo? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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