Off-premise beer & wine license approved for Valley Shell, 700 Valley Ave
Aiya LLC can now sell beer and wine at the Valley Shell location. This expands beverage sales options in the area.
Aiya LLC can now sell beer and wine at the Valley Shell location. This expands beverage sales options in the area.
Council will hear arguments on whether Skky Lounge at 1928 11th Avenue South should lose its business license. The outcome determines whether the bar can continue operating.
Orchestra Property Management gains permission to install an illuminated sign in public right of way. Residents may notice new signage on the sidewalk at this downtown location.
Fixes a clerical error on Urban Cookhouse's 2017 liquor license, allowing the business at 1801 5th Avenue North to operate legally without interruption.
Restaurant liquor licenses affect neighborhood traffic, parking, and safety. This hearing allows community input on OLB Enterprises' plan to serve alcohol at 1701 Morris Avenue.
City will hold a public hearing November 7, 2017 to decide whether to revoke the business license for The Onyx of Birmingham at 615 8th Avenue West. The outcome may affect the business's operation and public safety in the area.
Brat Brot restaurant at 2910 6th Avenue South is applying to serve beer, wine, and spirits. Council will hear from neighbors and interested parties before deciding whether to approve the license.
JIG Enterprises seeks approval to transfer beer and wine sales rights to a convenience store at 1744 Pearson Avenue S.W. Public hearing scheduled to allow residents to voice support or objections to the new license.
SAI & SAI LLC receives approval to operate a lounge retail liquor license at 1117 Dunston Avenue. The license allows on-premises alcohol sales at the new venue.
Event Concessions, Inc. permitted to sell food and merchandise at the October 29 Woodlawn Sunday Dinner event on 55th Place South.
I R and I Food Mark, Inc. gains permission to sell beer and wine at 5612 1st Avenue South. The transfer allows the business to operate under its new ownership.
City withdraws the liquor license granted to Tropicaleo LLC at 4420 4th Avenue South, ending the business's ability to serve alcohol at that location.
Farm Burger loses its license to sell beer and wine at its downtown location. The license, approved in 2017, is being rescinded by Council vote.
Pyramid Birmingham Campus Management LLC gains restaurant liquor service rights at the Courtyard by Marriott hotel on 5th Avenue South.
Mom's Birmingham LLC is applying for a license to serve beer and wine at its venue on 3rd Avenue South. Residents can comment during the hearing period if they have concerns about the new license.
Junior League can sell items at their Shop Save and Share event on October 18 at 214 Summit Boulevard. The one-time license lets the nonprofit hold a retail fundraiser in the Plaza Area.
Farm Burger Birmingham LLC is applying for an on- and off-premise beer and wine license at 707 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South. Council will hear and decide the application.
Taco Mama Central City LLC is applying for a restaurant liquor license at 707 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard South. Council will hear from interested parties before voting on the application.