Liquor Licenses

The liquor license committee argued about discouraging top-tier chefs from coming to the neighborhood.

If business owners don't show up to meetings three times, they'll be moved to the bottom of the list.

Brooklyn's Community Board 4 is moving its liquor license meetings to board offices to make them public.

The planned bar Lumus is trying to open as Brown Sugar Restaurant and Bar after locals opposed Lumus.

Rise, a new lounge from nightlife impresario John Blair, is set to open at 859 Ninth Ave.

The much-buzzed about Mu Ramen is also hoping to serve liquor soon.

Locals fear Splash Sexy Boutique will bring prostitution to the neighborhood.

Hell's Kitchen residents want the gay bar Fairytail Lounge shut down.

A new group hopes to convince Community Board 4 to stop approving liquor licenses.

Part of the LES and East Village had 346 saloons in 1885, compared to just 74 bars today, records show.

Residents on and around 29th Street founded a new neighborhood association last month.

The owners behind proposed Steinway Street bar Racks are set to go before Community Board 1 next week.

Space NY will hold more than 1,200 partygoers in a planned venue west of 11th Avenue.

A new interactive map will plot each and every bar licensed in the city, as well as liquor violations.

Bar owner Sasha Petraske is facing stiff community opposition for a proposed "quiet" bar in Murray Hill.