Basil LLC seeks restaurant liquor license at 1101 Dunston
Basil Gourmet Pizza and Bar is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its location on Dunston Avenue. Council will hear from the business and interested neighbors before voting.
Basil Gourmet Pizza and Bar is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its location on Dunston Avenue. Council will hear from the business and interested neighbors before voting.
Public hearing to decide whether Good Friends Chinese and Seafood at 1720 Dennison Avenue SW loses its business license. Outcome affects the restaurant's ability to operate.
A public hearing on revoking the business license for Good Friends Chinese and Seafood at 1720 Dennison Avenue SW has been rescheduled. The outcome will determine whether the restaurant can continue operating in Birmingham.
Rafiki's Grill is approved to serve beer, wine, and spirits at its Valley Avenue location. Allows alcohol sales at the new establishment.
Nash Marketing LLC is applying to sell beer and wine at Ensley Place Food Mart (4000 Avenue I). The decision affects what products can be sold in the Ensley neighborhood and eligibility requirements for the business.
Genghis Grill at 250 Summit Boulevard is now authorized to serve beer, wine, and liquor. The restaurant can add alcoholic beverages to its menu.
My Son LLC receives approval to sell beer and wine at American Pride Mart in Wylam. Local liquor licenses require public notice and council approval.
Nash Marketing LLC seeks to move an off-premise beer and wine license to 4000 Avenue I in Ensley. The council will hear from the public before deciding whether to approve the license transfer.
F & S Food Mart gains permission to sell beer and wine at 2435 Carraway Boulevard. The transfer allows the business to offer packaged alcoholic beverages to customers at this location.
Wallis LLC is applying to move an existing off-premise beer and wine license to a new location at 1531–13th Place South. A public hearing will be held to allow community input on the license transfer.
New alcohol sales at 4701 5th Avenue South require council approval and a public hearing. Residents and neighbors can comment on the application.
Birmingham is updating business license fees to comply with Alabama state law. The change affects how much local businesses pay annually to operate in the city.
Orbit Salon can now legally install and maintain an awning on city right-of-way at 2030 11th Avenue South, regularizing a street-facing improvement.
Payday lenders and car-title lenders remain blocked from opening new shops in Birmingham for another six months. The freeze protects residents from predatory lending practices that charge triple-digit interest rates.
Retail beer and wine sales are regulated by the city to manage neighborhood impacts and compliance with state law. This application allows the public and Council to weigh in on whether the location and applicant meet local standards.
Texas De Brazil opens a new restaurant location downtown with beer, wine, and spirits service. The Council heard testimony and voted to grant the retail liquor license at 2301 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard.
Uptown Birmingham Partners LLC gains alcohol service permission for their restaurant at Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard. Liquor licenses shape neighborhood commerce and dining options.
The store at 2701 12th Avenue North seeks approval to sell beer and wine. City Council will hear from residents and interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Lomb Avenue Citgo is applying to sell beer and wine at 632 Lomb Avenue. The Council will hold a public hearing to gather input from neighbors and interested parties before deciding whether to approve the transfer.
Simplifies how the city categorizes and licenses businesses using a standardized federal classification system. May affect business registration fees and compliance requirements.