liquor license

A plan to open a bakery in a former club space on Second Avenue has been been scrapped, the owner said.

The owner of 34 Avenue A is seeking a new tenant after plans for a music venue were shot down.

New restaurants and bars have been asked to close at 2 a.m.

The Flatiron club could be shut down if it doesn't pay.

The gay bar Pieces, a West Village staple for 18 years, won conditional approval of a liquor license for their proposed new location at a community meeting Thursday.

The Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce is supporting the relocation of longstanding gay bar Pieces to an economically struggling West Eighth Street.

Backers of the "art bar" went directly to the SLA after being roundly rejected by the community board.

The Danish restaurant Copenhagen/Aamann will open at 13 Laight St. in October 2011.

Community Board 3 recently unveiled its July agenda for new liquor license applications.

CB12 said no to the request from La Esperanza Sports Bar after the owner wouldn't scale back its license request.

The new restaurant, called The Fighting Chair, comes from the entrepreneurs who brought Five Guys to Manhattan.

A last-minute erosion of support among Bryant Park's partners means no wine or beer for moviegoers, officials said.

Pera's Turkish Taco Truck is the first truck with permission to serve wine, beer and cocktails.

Popular Upper East Side sweet shop Dylan's Candy Bar will soon offer candy-themed cocktails at its renovated cafe.

The popular franchise Gyu-Kaku will open a location on West 44th Street.