Here's our first look at the bars and restaurants seeking to obtain or upgrade alcohol permits in May, including the possible resurrection of Mars Bar.
There are several items of note on the agenda for the liquor licensing subcommittee of...
A little while ago, we reported that Max Fish may be returning to the neighborhood, which surfaced on the agenda for next month's liquor licensing subcommittee of Community Board 3. That advisory body gets the first look at proposals for new...
Big plans for the small ground-level and subterranean spaces in the triangular building at the intersection of Ludlow, Canal and Division streets are up for review tonight.
If restaurateur Paolo Italia's proposal goes according to plan, 1 Ludlow St. may...
Tonight, the State Liquor Authoritiy subcommittee of Community Board 3 will consider this month's applications from local bars and restaurants seeking new licenses, renewals and changes to their existing permits. Among the crowd: operators who want to open a...
The liquor licensing subcommittee of Community Board 3 meets Monday night to consider this month's round of alcohol permit applications. A few noteworthy agenda items now have some details posted online (see below). The presentations by applicants begin at 6:30 p.m....
Following up on last week's news that Ludlow Manor had its alcohol permit suspended, we checked in with the State Liquor Authority to see what's next for Delancey Street's new triplex mega-bar.
Here's the upshot: the fledgling nightlife spot may reopen, but it's unclear...
Eugene Remm and Mark Birnbaum, dubbed "The New Kings of New York Nightlife" by Forbes, frequent hosts to celebrities and all-around restaurant-industry "it" guys, had a hot date last night.
For the better part of an hour, the stylishly outfitted,...
Next month's agenda for Community Board 3's liquor license hearing is fresh off the presses this afternoon, and there are a few items of note:
Papaya Restaurant, Inc., is seeking a wine and beer license at 249A Broome Street, between...
Last month Community Board 3 voted to support a liquor license for Nippon Sushi, 121 Ludlow Street. But yesterday we discovered the restaurant is lacking something else -- an operating license from New York City's health department.
At its October...
