Avondale Grocery and Grill gets beer and wine license
Off-premise beer and wine sales approved for Avondale Grocery and Grill at 4120-A Messer Airport Highway, enabling them to sell packaged alcohol to customers.
Off-premise beer and wine sales approved for Avondale Grocery and Grill at 4120-A Messer Airport Highway, enabling them to sell packaged alcohol to customers.
Smithfield Stop an Shop on Rev. Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard now has permission to sell beer and wine. The license requires Council approval following a public hearing on the application.
Cheryl Johnson's Class I lounge license allows expanded alcohol service at 1000 3rd Avenue West in downtown Birmingham.
Council will decide whether to revoke Nomtae Entertainment Event Center's business license at 4600 5th Avenue South. The hearing is a formal step toward possible closure of the venue.
Tellini's Café on Highway 280 South receives approval to sell beer and wine on-premises and off-premises, enabling the business to expand its beverage service to customers.
A & F Food Mart at 1929 Jefferson Avenue S.W. is applying to sell beer and wine. Council will hold a public hearing on the application; interested residents can comment on the license before a decision is made.
The city is giving up nearly $4,300 in fees when allowing private closure of an unopened street segment (0.7 acres) on Laurel Avenue. The waiver reduces public revenue but allows the property vacation to proceed.
The city is giving up nearly $4,300 in fees when allowing private closure of an unopened street segment (0.7 acres) on Laurel Avenue. The waiver reduces public revenue but allows the property vacation to proceed.
Council votes on a restaurant retail liquor license for Black Market Bar and Grill at 2011 Highland Avenue South. Approval allows alcohol sales at the location.