Venue 35 LLC receives city approval to operate a Special Retail Liquor License at 2724 35th Avenue North. The license determines what alcohol products can be sold at this location and whether the business can operate.
Birmingham-Jefferson Civic Center Authority gains restaurant retail liquor service at its Richard Arrington Boulevard venue, enabling on-premises alcohol sales.
Council will hear from Boujee Lounge and neighbors on whether to approve a retail liquor license for this Pratt City lounge. Local input shapes whether the business opens.
Sam Jones received approval to serve alcohol at Sam's Café at 1431 Finley Avenue North. New restaurants with liquor licenses contribute to neighborhood commercial activity and economic development.
Mix Bakery and Café at 1820 4th Avenue North will be able to serve beer and wine if the license is approved. Public hearing on the application is scheduled.
Michael and Erika Callens' lounge at 5303 1st Avenue North receives permission to serve and sell alcohol as a Class I retail establishment.
Yabaadabaado LLC is seeking approval to sell beer and wine from the location at 603 Forestdale Boulevard. Residents in the area can attend the public hearing to support or object to the license.
Walgreens at 3020 Clairmont Avenue South is now licensed to sell beer and wine. This adds alcohol sales to the store.
Sushi Village gains permission to sell beer and wine on-site and off-premises. Local businesses seeking liquor licenses must pass council review before opening.
Public House LLC gains permission to operate a retail lounge at 2430 Morris Avenue serving alcohol.
Hood Adventures, Inc. is applying to serve alcohol at Olivia's, 2013 2nd Avenue North. The city will hold a hearing where residents can weigh in on the liquor license before a final decision.
New restaurant retail liquor license application for Tin Drum Asia Cafe. Public hearing allows neighbors and residents to voice support or concerns about the establishment.
Event Concession, Inc. gets permission to sell food and beverages along 1st Avenue South during the Day of the Dead festival on November 2. Local vendors will have designated retail space for the event.
Proposed extension delays when certain new businesses can open in Birmingham. The incomplete description limits clarity on which business types are affected and how long the freeze would last.
City will hear application for a new lounge liquor license in Pratt City. The license outcome affects what businesses can operate in the neighborhood and what alcohol sales are permitted at that location.
Munchies Package Store seeks a Lounge Retail Liquor Class II license for 4100–5th Avenue South. Council will hold a public hearing on the application; residents can comment on local impacts.
Sashwot LLC seeks approval to sell beer and wine at 1801 Avenue H. The decision determines whether this retail location can legally stock and sell alcohol beverages.
Council will hear from Boujee Lounge and neighbors on whether to approve a retail liquor license for this Pratt City lounge. Local input shapes whether the business opens.
S & R Quick Stop LLC gains permission to sell beer and wine at the Woodlawn Petro station (6400 1st Ave North), expanding alcohol retail access in the area.
Ensley Seafood Five Points, LLC is seeking approval to sell beer and wine at a Citgo Quick Mart on Ensley Avenue. Council will hear arguments from the applicant and interested residents before deciding whether to grant the license.