SLA

Upper West Siders chimed in on the proposal to open a restaurant in the Riverside Tower Hotel. 

The SLA has agreed to uphold Community Board 7's vote regarding a new restaurant, the board said.

Community Board 12 narrowly rejected OK'ing a new wine license for NoVvo at 5002 Broadway.

Community Board 7 denied a liquor license for a restaurant at the base of a hotel on Riverside Drive. 

CB1 gave approval for a cabaret license on the agreement that there will be no topless entertainment.

Members of the church are asking the community board to stop approving beer and wine licenses.

Despite concerns from locals, the area's community board approved the changes at the Bedford Avenue bar.

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

The Intrepid Museum wants to serve liquor, beer and wine to its passengers in three areas.

Tette Club was evicted in August, three months after a pair of patrons was shot outside the club.

Hakata Tonton wants to expand into the space previously occupied by drag bar Boots & Saddle.

It was shut down for 10 days and had to pay $7,500 fine after a worker sold a beer to an undercover cop.

Borough President Eric Adams urged the SLA to approve a license for a restaurant that hundreds oppose.

The Amsterdam Avenue restaurant is experimenting with new food concepts.

The planned nightspot at 160 Dyckman St. already got the thumbs-down from Community Board 12.