beer and wine license

The Gowanus-based dessert shop is planning their third Brooklyn location on Dean Street.

The eatery, owned by "T&C Izakaya," plans to open in a Franklin Avenue storefront near Park Place.

The Prospect-Lefferts Gardens cafe applied for a liquor license with Community Board 9 this week.

Community Board 8 approved a beer and wine license for the restaurant this week.

Chef Shigetoshi Nakamura hopes to open an eatery on Delancey Street later this month.

Community Board 2 approved the use of the interior space, but held off on ruling on the backyard.

Virgola, located in a six-foot-wide alleyway in the West Village is opening a new location.

It took five tries, but Once Upon a Tart got the OK from Community Board 2 for its application.

Community Board 2 wants the State Liquor Authority to deny the fry shop a beer and wine license.

A new restaurant on Eighth Avenue will serve authentic piadina imported from Italy, the owner said.

Chef Ryan Hardy got the greenlight from tenants at 86 Kenmare St. to move forward with a new eatery.

Community Board 2's SLA committee voted to deny liquor license upgrades to Piacere and Little Rascal.

Chef Ryan Hardy's liquor license application shows preliminary plans for his newest venture.

Two new bars, pledging to be quiet neighborhood establishments, aren't welcome, residents say.

HBO, which airs "True Blood" and sponsors the Bryant Park film series, took a bite out of a beer and wine plan.