Cruseco Inc. seeks liquor license for Eats Highland restaurant
A new restaurant on Highland Avenue South is seeking approval to serve alcohol. Council will consider the application and hear from the public.
A new restaurant on Highland Avenue South is seeking approval to serve alcohol. Council will consider the application and hear from the public.
Rayburn Hospitality Uptown LLC gains permission to serve alcohol at the restaurant located on Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North, enabling the business to operate with full licensing.
Gatos and Beans can now serve alcohol at their location in Birmingham. This allows the business to expand its beverage offerings to customers.
DG & AN Enterprises LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at Stadium Food Mart #2 on Pearson Avenue. Liquor license transfers are public decisions that affect neighborhood commerce and local retail operations.
Lucky Star Food Mart at 4917 Messer Airport Highway is approved to sell beer and wine. License transfers allow off-premises sales at convenience stores and markets.
Gus's Fried Chicken gets permission to install a double-faced blade sign on public right-of-way. Standard commercial signage approval with no direct cost to the city.
New restaurant liquor license application at 4100 4th Avenue South. Public hearing will allow neighbors and residents to weigh in on the license.
New off-premise beer and wine license approval for retail location at 201 6th Avenue SW. Public hearing will allow neighbors and residents to comment on the license transfer.
Savanah's UAB Store LLC is approved to sell beer and wine at 1413 11th Avenue South. The city holds public hearings on all liquor license transfers to allow residents to comment on potential impacts to their neighborhood.
Liquor license approval allows the theater venue at 2208 7th Avenue South to serve beer and wine to patrons during performances and events.
6 Bucks Inc. gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Organic Harvest Market location on 2nd Avenue North. Residents in the area will have expanded access to alcohol retail.
Clairmont Food Mart gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Clairmont Chevron gas station on Clairmont Avenue.
Off-premises beer and wine sales at 4301 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North, Birmingham. License transfer now approved for Hamead LLC's operation.
NS Crossing LLC's bid to sell beer and wine at Corner Food Mart (1331 1st Avenue North) moves forward following a public hearing where residents could voice support or objections.
Allows Shop n Save at 1507 Springhill Ave to sell beer and table wine for off-premises consumption. Local retail liquor licensing affects neighborhood commercial activity and tax revenue.
Bryson Mims gets a one-day permit to exceed noise limits at 1255 Spring Hill Avenue from noon to 9 p.m. on March 3. Neighbors in the area may experience louder activity than ordinance rules normally allow.
Angel Williams is seeking approval to operate a sedan taxi service in Mobile. The city must determine whether the service meets public need and safety standards before granting the license.
A new shuttle service operator is requesting permission to operate in Mobile. The city will review whether public transportation needs and safety standards are met.
New shuttle service could expand transportation options for residents. Council will decide whether Crenshaw meets public convenience and safety standards.