liquor license

Community Board 3's agenda next month includes applications for a host of bars and restaurants.

Officials fear the owner's husband had his license revoked for selling alcohol to minors and is using his wife as a front.

Community Board 3's liquor license committee voted 4-3 against allowing the new venue to serve alcohol.

The unnamed venture on Avenue A will not be your typical rock club, its creators say.

Two Boots Pizza founder Phil Hartman and promoter Todd Patrick have teamed up to open a music venue on Avenue A.

Community Board 3 voted to change its policy for transfer licenses, making it more difficult for owners to pass them on.

Community Board 3 just released its March agenda for new liquor license applications in the area.

Community Board 3 will vote Tuesday whether to maintain its policy for approving liquor license transfers.

Assemblyman Denny Farrell wants to know how Il Sole had its license renewed, despite a vote against it from CB12.

Residents say the three-year old West 17th Street establishment is making their lives miserable.

The club La Vie on East 1st Street was denied a liquor license renewal because of noise complaints from neighbors.

Nello, the Madison Ave. eatery popular among celebrities wants to open a SoHo location, and residents aren't happy.

A committee voted in favor of granting Ha! Comedy Club a license for dancing Wednesday, despite local opposition.

Midtown residents will try to block a comedy club's application for a dancing permit at a hearing Wednesday night.

The Anglers' Club of New York has been serving fly-fishing fans downtown since 1906.