Tag: liquor licenses

On June 8, Community Board 7's Business and Consumer Issues Committee approved liquor license and other applications for the following establishments...

The following restaurants applied for modified or new liquor licenses at CB7's Business & Consumer Issues Committee meeting on Wednesday, May 11: xxx

Kebab Aur Sharab will be taking the place of My Most Favorite Food at 247 West 72nd Street between Broadway

The Community Board 7 Business & Consumer Issues Committee approved four new liquor licenses for restaurants on the Upper West Side.

Community Board 7's business and consumer issues committee is meeting later this month to consider new liquor license applications. On

Community Board 7’s Business and Consumer Issues Committee approved new liquor license applications for three restaurants at its Wednesday meeting.

Community Board 7 approved the liquor licenses of four restaurants -- including Italian, Cajun, and Japanese spots -- at their May 12 meeting. 

On Thursday, July 30th, the New York State Liquor Authority (SLA) suspended the liquor license of Hi-Life Bar & Grill, on 83rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue, for allegedly

A speakeasy, a salad chain, two unrelated Fredas, and some of the neighborhood’s favorite Amsterdam dives showed up to receive approvals on liquor license and

A record bar sang its opening number, a burger chain is going 50/50, and a Japanese-style tavern shared plans during the September meeting of Community Board 7’s Business

Bareburger disappeared from 795 Columbus Avenue around 98th street earlier this year, only to be replaced briefly by a place called City Slickers Diner. But City Slickers

A funky diner wants to shake things up, a new restaurant remains unconfirmed, and a Mexican restaurant hit another snag during the first meeting

Neighbors have strong opinions about the West End Lounge at 955 West End Avenue (West 106th Street), and they showed up in force at a meeting

The former home of Saigon Grill and briefly Key Food at 90th Street and Amsterdam could get a new tenant soon, as Japanese Steakhouse Gyu-Kaku has

Chefs and restaurateurs with strong pedigrees are planning new spots in the neighborhood, and they offered some early details at a recent meeting.

New restaurants and bars applying for liquor licenses will go before Community Board 7 on Wednesday night to present their plans. The filings show

There's already a replacement lined up for Joon Westside Fish Market, which closed a few weeks ago after being in business 26 years. That, and other changes

“You have to earn the four a.m. hour in this neighborhood,” Michele Parker half-jokingly told Robert Gelardi, the owner of 407 Social

Community Board 7's Business Committee approved multiple liquor licenses, sidewalk cafes, and one extension of a restaurant’s hours at a recent meeting.

Five businesses won approval for liquor licenses from the Community Board 7 Business Committee at a meeting this week, and two others got the go-ahead for sidewalk cafes.