liquor license

CB12 is reconsidering Dark Horse's liquor license application after owners didn't get to the last meeting.

Emil Varda, who managed exclusive Waverly Inn, plans a new venture at 285 West 12th Street.

Representatives for 5 Napkin Burger are looking to open a new restaurant on East 14th Street.

The controversial Inwood restaurant Mamajuana will meet with Lower East Side neighbors to talk about its arrival.

The club said the license would make for better events, but neighbors say it would be a pass to disturb the peace.

The Dyckman Street favorite is nearing a deal to take over a former music venue on Norfolk Street.

Community Board 3 narrowly approved a liquor license application for La Flaca despite some gripes.

Community Board 12 said it is against the community's best interest to allow another liquor license on Dyckman Street.

The owner says he couldn't afford to operate any longer without a liquor license, but hopes to reopen later this year.

A Community Board 12 committee refused a Dykman Street juice bar's request to sell beer and wine.

Despite discussions between residents and restaurateurs, the nightlife scene on Dyckman Street is still an issue.

The team behind Luke's Lobster penned a detailed account of their struggle to secure a license to serve alcohol.

Community Board 3 met with local residents to explore new procedures for approving or denying new liquor licenses.

Community Board 3 will hold a public meeting Thursday to explore how the body deals with new bars and restaurants.

No romantic candlelight dinners at Dans Le Noir, a proposed Lower East Side restaurant, where patrons eat in the dark.