Liquor license application: Bravo Bar & Grill, 215 3rd Ave W
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins seeks a retail lounge liquor license for Bravo Bar & Grill. Council will hear from the applicant and public before deciding whether to grant the license.
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins seeks a retail lounge liquor license for Bravo Bar & Grill. Council will hear from the applicant and public before deciding whether to grant the license.
Host International gains permission to sell alcohol in airport concourses A/B/C. This affects food and beverage options for travelers using Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport.
Veronica Armstrong Jenkins's application to operate a lounge retail liquor bar at this downtown location will be heard. License approval affects neighborhood foot traffic, operating hours, and local commerce.
Guido Films LLC receives permission to sell beer and wine at the movie theater on Crestwood Boulevard, allowing concessions to include alcoholic beverages.
Council votes on a lounge liquor license for downtown Birmingham. Outcome affects neighbors and establishes precedent for similar applications.
East West Birmingham LLC receives approval to serve alcohol at its restaurant location in midtown. The business can now operate with full liquor service.
Permits AlaQuest Collaborative for Education, Inc. to hold a special event on December 16, 2016 at 1700 University Boulevard.
Roots & Revelry LLC gains permission to serve alcohol at its restaurant location on 2nd Avenue North. Liquor licenses determine which establishments can legally sell beer, wine, and spirits in the neighborhood.
Publix gains right to use public sidewalk or street space for a cart-management structure. The city retains ability to revoke access if needed, but residents in the affected area should know public space is being allocated to private use.
City updates software licensing agreement with Tyler Technologies. Terms and conditions modified from original 2005 agreement.
City will hold a public hearing on December 6, 2016 to decide whether to revoke the business licenses for Bob's Café at 2321 9th Court S. The outcome determines whether the business can continue operating.
Tropicaleo LLC gains permission to sell beer, wine, and/or spirits at 4420 – 4th Avenue South. The business can now operate as a full-service restaurant with alcohol service in this location.
City considers new alcohol retail permit for downtown restaurant. Neighbors and community members can voice support or concerns during this licensing review.
Liquor licenses regulate alcohol sales in your neighborhood. This application for a lounge at 1318 Cobb Lane South is open to public comment.
City Council will consider a restaurant retail liquor license for Fero at 1821 2nd Avenue North. Public comment is welcomed during the hearing.
Empire Hospitality LLC will be allowed to serve alcohol at its restaurant location downtown. This license approval affects the business's ability to operate at full capacity.
Jefferson Avenue Food Mart gets approval to sell beer and wine from its store at 5408 Jefferson Avenue S.W. This expands the store's product offerings and licensing footprint in the area.
J & J Mint LLC is applying to serve alcohol at Cosecha Urban Kitchen (1701 1st Ave S). The decision affects who can operate a licensed restaurant in that location and what neighbors may experience there.
Bajalieh Bros Catering and Concessions can now sell alcohol at the Lakeview Spook-tacular Halloween Carnival event under a special retail license.
Pizitz Market Bar LLC receives a special retail liquor license for its location at The Louis, 1821 2nd Avenue North, enabling alcohol service at that downtown venue.