Pizza Grace at 2212 Morris Avenue gains approval to serve beer and wine. License transfers between operators can affect neighborhood character and local business licensing patterns.
Thirty 5 Bar & Grill receives permission to serve alcohol at its location on Reverend Abraham Woods Jr. Boulevard. The license allows lounge-class retail liquor service at the establishment.
Public hearing will determine if 12:34 Holdings, LLC can serve alcohol at 2012 Magnolia Avenue South. Neighbors and residents can comment on the lounge's impact on the neighborhood.
Off-premise alcohol license transfer allows Circle K to sell beer and wine at the 1901 Finley Boulevard location.
Joe 2, LLC seeks to transfer an off-premise beer and wine license to the Highland Chevron gas station at 2188 Highland Avenue South, allowing alcohol sales at that location.
New lounge liquor license application at 2400 1st Avenue North. Council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to approve.
SJB Corporation is applying to transfer a Lounge Retail Liquor Class I License for The Pony at 342 Valley Avenue. The public hearing will allow neighbors and interested parties to weigh in on whether this liquor license should be approved.
BeTo Hospitality is applying for a lounge retail liquor license to operate an alcohol-service establishment at 2225 2nd Avenue North. The city is holding a public hearing to allow community input on the application.
Restaurant at 1230 2nd Avenue South approved to serve beer, wine, and spirits. License allows the business to operate with full alcohol service.
Council will decide whether to grant a special retail liquor license for the entertainment venue at 1612 3rd Avenue North (floors 1–2). License approval determines what alcohol the business can sell and whether neighbors' objections will be heard.
Howard's Unlimited applied for a retail liquor license to operate a lounge at this Avenue I location. City Council will hear from the applicant and any community members before voting.
Horton Enterprise Studios is applying for a license to sell liquor at its location on 5th Avenue North. City Council will hear from interested parties before deciding whether to grant the license.
Bham Airport Mart gains permission to sell off-premise beer and wine at its location near the airport, allowing the business to expand its beverage offerings.
Liquor license approval allows Bham Airport Mart Package Store at 4926 Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard North to sell beer, wine, and liquor for off-premises consumption.
NRJ, LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at the 1st Avenue North Texaco location (5901 1st Ave North). The decision follows a public hearing on the transfer application.
Restaurant liquor licenses affect neighborhood character and local business operations. This approval allows Eterna Pizzeria to serve alcohol at its Richard Arrington Jr. Boulevard location.
The bar/restaurant at 2417 Avenue C faces potential closure if the Council votes to revoke its business license at a public hearing. Residents and business owners can speak for or against the action.
Battery II Property, LLC gets permission to install two blade signs for a new hotel and cocktail bar on public right-of-way property. Subject to standard encroachment license terms.
Jack Hospitality can install a projecting blade sign on city right-of-way for its restaurant location, adding street-visible branding for the new business.
Council will hear the application from Electriccw, LLC to serve alcohol at The Electric restaurant on 4th Avenue South, and decide whether to approve the license.