Recording in progress. Good morning. Thank you all for joining. We'll give just a moment to clear the waiting room. Good morning. This is the voting hearing of the Licensing Board for the City of Boston. Today is Thursday, May 21st, 2026. Uh this hearing is being held pursuant to temporary amendments to the open
meeting law. That is what allows us to meet virtually. This hearing is being recorded and will be posted to the City of Boston's website. While the public is encouraged to attend, there will be no additional public testimony accepted this morning. We'll begin with the license premises inspection hearing, which occurred last Tuesday, May 12th.
Item number one, Facility Concession Services LLC doing business as Spectrum, located at 89 Guest Street. Date of this incident January 17th, 2026. Over-intoxicated patron in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64.
Um I was unable to get to a violation. I agree. I agree as well. Item two, the same licensee, Facility Concession Services LLC doing business as Spectrum, located at 89 Guest Street in Brighton. Date of the incident January 25th, 2026. Assault and battery
patron on patron in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64 and Chapter 265, Section 13A. No violation. I agree. I agree. Item number three, Facility Concession Services LLC doing business as Spectrum
at 89 Guest Street in Brighton. Date of the incident February 12th, 2026. Assault and battery staff on patron in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64 and Chapter 265, Section 13A. No violation. Uh I was actually close on this one. I
didn't get to a violation, but it wasn't like I wasn't um um So, I did want to suggest um correspondence. Um the I mean, I've said this in the past, so I think maybe we can include it is if I
think it could have went differently if the patron had been here and we had live testimony. I think in cases like this without the patron being there, um they're at a kind of a disadvantage as far as getting to the point of a violation, but I think it it could have easily swung that way um based on the
conduct of the doorman at the door at the point where he was trying to finally get him out and then grabbing him. So, I was concerned. Um I didn't get to the point of the violation because of um I don't I don't really couldn't
really determine what was being said, um but I was uh still concerned. So, maybe um correspondence just regarding de-escalation in general. Yeah, uh proportional force de-escalation the the
uh and maybe even they might want to consider um re- retraining. Yeah. I agree with that. Uh and Commissioner Jackson, are you also no violation? Correct. Yes. No violation. Uh correspondence from the
board regarding de-escalation, uh proportional force, and potential retraining of staff. Item four, JSTH Investment Group LLC doing business as Be You and Rock and Rye, located at 51 Stuart Street. Date of the incident, October 12th, 2025. Assault and battery, patron on patron in
violation of Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 138, Section 64, and Chapter 265, Section 13A. Serving under 21 with alcoholic beverages in violation of Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 138, Sections 34, 34A, 41, 64, 64A, and Board's Rule 1.08F. And
failure to notify police in violation of Mass. Gen. Laws Chapter 138, Section 64, and Board's Rule 1.14B. I'll take them individually for the assault and battery patron on patron. I saw no violation.
Yes. I agree. For the service serving under 21, I do see a violation. Okay. Based on their history, which is not recent, I vote for a warning.
Yes. I agree with violation and warning. Yes. And then failure to notify police, I see no violation. I agree. I agree. So, I violation and a warning for the service 221 and no violation on the other two counts. Mhm.
Item five, GSTH Investment Group LLC doing business as Bijou and Rock and Rye located 51 Stuart Street. Date of the incident October 16th, 2025. Assault and battery patron on patron in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64 and Chapter 265, Section 13A.
This happened really quickly. I could not get to a violation. I saw it the same way. Same. Item six, the Boston Lecco Corp doing business as Legacy Boston and Crown located at 71-79 Warrenton Street. Date of the incident February 13th, 2026.
Drug overdose on premise in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64, Chapter 94C and Board's Rule 1.13. I see no violation here. I agree. I agree. Item seven, Brew Intentions LLC doing
business as The Fourth Wall located at 228 Tremont Street. Date of the incident February 13th, 2026. Persons under 21 * 7 in possession of alcohol on premise in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 34A, 34C and 64 to 64A.
Um I see a violation. Um I see seven violations. Um I The testimony was that management and ownership is changing, which I We have not received an application for that yet, and that is
um what I am eager to see happen here is a change in ownership and management. I feel like the current management and ownership is an utter failure and puts patrons in danger and the public in danger. So, um I
vote My vote is, given the seven instance on this um particular evening, um we usually have progressive discipline. So, I'm at um trying to be reasonable in the sense that they are trying to change
ownership. My vote would be for a 3-day suspension to be served. And my request is that we have a change in management and ownership filed with the board within 30 days. If that's not possible, um I would like written correspondence as to where they are as far as um those changes being put
into place. Yeah, I mean I second everything you're saying and um just add I mean, my concern kind of goes even further. It seems like they want to act like the change has already happened without our input. Um where it
clearly hasn't um and it In addition, if the change has happened and they're still acting the way that we've seen the pattern from the previous management, it I mean, I think when they do put that application in, they're going to have to
explain to us how they're going to be cuz it it doesn't seem to be It seems to be a continuation of the business practices of >> Just different names. Exactly, yeah. Yeah, those are my concerns for anyone who from the premise of their attorneys that is listening, um
I have really great concerns about that and I echo Commissioner Karen's concerns and I know Commissioner Saxon shares those concerns, too. You can't just change the names, you have to really change how you manage and um how you train your staff. And right now I'm not
convinced just the change of names is going to do that. But back to where we are today with the seven in possession of alcohol on premise, um I feel like I'm being lenient because I I do know they are trying to change management and ownership. So I'm going
with a 3-day suspension. I agree it's lenient, but uh you know, in our past practices, uh I think we're coming down hardish. I mean, Would you like to go further,
Commissioner Carlo? No, no, I I agree with you that we should exercise some restraint. Um it it we have to balance like our knowledge of the management and that person who has multiple premises versus this premises, I I guess.
Uh I I guess I'm a little stuck on how hard we should come down on them, but I think that is uh a reasonable kind of middle ground of how hard we could come down on them versus uh like another premises that had basically a first would be a warning,
but I don't there's no way it can be just a warning. >> [snorts] >> And we've we've certainly upheld um suspension days in abeyance, and so the fact that we're um demanding that they be served, I think is um is good.
So I agree. Yeah, and I will put a finer point on what Commissioner Saxon just said. I think the my vote is for them to serve it is showing that I take it very seriously. And that I think they really do need to uh retrain not just the staff, but I think the
managers and the new ownership need to be um make sure that they understand their responsibilities. Can the train Can the training be um a condition? so that like they they cannot reopen unless the the training has been approved or been um we have
some some written um written evidence that they've trained their staff and what they're using to check IDs and stuff. So just to make sure I captured all that, violation with a 3-day suspension to be
served um prior to the suspension being lifted, the board would like written evidence of training on identification of patrons. In addition, the board um is asking for an application for change of ownership and change of management within 30 days. Great.
Item number eight, Shamrock Boston LLC doing business as the Shamrock Pub located at 501 East 8th Street in South Boston. Date of the incident, March 14th, 2026, overcrowding. 128 on police count, house count 115, capacity 99. In violation of Mass General Laws Chapter
138 Section 64, Board's Rule 1.03J, 1.06A and F. Um I see a violation for overcapacity. Yes. I agree. And I'm just looking at their history, they do not have a history of
overcrowding. So uh warning? Yes. That was a warning. Moving on to the license premises inspection hearing which occurred this week, Tuesday, May 19th. Item one, Boston Ballroom Corporation doing business as Royale located at 279
Tremont Street. Date of the incident, January 1st, 2026, assault and battery patron employee in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138 Section 64, Chapter 265 Section 13A. So uh two things here, I do not see a violation for patron on employee.
However, I am requesting the License permit unit to go back out and investigate other possible and serious violations that were brought to our attention based on the video that was submitted. Sounds good. Yeah, I agree.
So, requesting license permit inspection license permit unit to follow up and investigate for further violations. Item two, the Boston Liquor Corp doing business as Legacy Boston and Crown located at 71 to 79 Warrenton Street. Date of the incident January 31st, 2026.
Patron overserved in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64. I see no violation. I agree. I agree. Item three, Restaurante Cesaria Inc. located at 266 Bowden Street in Dorchester. Date of the incident March
27th, 2026. Multiple fights involving patrons leaving the establishment in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64, Chapter 265, Section 13A. Smoking marijuana outside of the premise, several patrons in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64. Overcrowding in violation of Mass
General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64 and Board's Rule 1.03J, 1.06A and F. And license not conspicuously posted in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64. Um I see no violation here. I agree.
I agree. Item four, Two Greeks and a Persian LLC doing business as Cartel located at 520 Tremont Street in Roxbury. Date of the incident February 28th, 2026. A drink spiking in violation of Mass General Laws Chapter 138, Section 64.
Um I see no violation here. Um the management and ownership um through their own testimony and that of the sergeant that joined us said that they have really put in they've really put changes in place. I would just like to send them correspondence noting that um
this is for Cesaria. Oh, no, this is Cartel. Oh, I'm sorry. Already there. No violation. >> [clears throat] >> Sorry about that. Yeah, no violation. Sorry. Uh item five, CMR Prime LLC doing
business as Ocean Prime located at 140 Seaport Boulevard. Date of the incident March 12th, 2026. Service of alcohol to a person under 21 in violation of Mass. General Laws chapter 138 section 34 34A, 41 64 64A, and board's rule 1.08F.
Um then [clears throat] testimony was that this was a known um regular patron. Um and they served he ordered the drinks um for his two the two people that were
with him. They have since banned him and they've taken corrective measures. This one I had a hard time with um but given that um they did um serve her and she was they didn't even card her, my vote would be for a um
violation. Yeah, I think the lack of car- carding was probably the fatal error. I think they pretty much knew that was the the fatal mistake there. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> I agree. I don't think they have any history, Danny. I'm pulling up their docket right
now. Just one moment. Uh there is no history of service to under 21. So a written warning? Yes. Yes. Violation with a warning. Item six, NSL Corp doing business as Boston Kitchen Pizza located at 1 Stuart
Street. Date of the incident March 28th, 2026. Expired common victualer license in violation of Mass. General Laws chapter 140 section 9. Um let's see. No violation, right? We are good. >> they have renewed it since. Okay, yeah. They This was wasn't fully
resolved. They were supposed to get in touch with the office, right? And they did. Yes. Yeah, yeah, okay. No violation. I agree. Item seven was not heard as they also, um, since the hearing notice was sent, uh, had renewed their license. Item eight, South
Boston Wine & Liquor Inc., doing business as Dorgan's Package Store, located at 662 to 664 East Broadway in South Boston. Date of the incident, March 15th, 2026. Service to person under 21, in violation of Mass. General Laws, Chapter 138, Section 34, 34A, 41,
64, 64A, and Board's Rule 1.08F. I see a violation. I do as well. I agree. And their, uh, most recent history was in 2023. Okay, so I vote for warning. I'd also like to mention that they
should get a new scanner. Doesn't seem to be sophisticated enough. Sounds good. Um, the the the officers are going to go They're going to stop by and test the scanner, right? Yeah, they tried to go the other night. Um, I know they're planning on going
back again. Maybe we should just hear a word from them before we say the scanner itself needs to be replaced. Let's just hear a word from them. Personally. So, violation with a warning. Item nine, Moville Inc., doing business
as McGonagle's, located at 367 to 371 Neponset Ave. Dorchester. Date of the incident, March 14th, 2026. Overcrowding, 275. Police count capacity, 253. House count, 254. In violation of Mass. General Laws, Chapter 138, Section 64, and Board's Rule 1.03J,
1.06A, and F. I see a violation. I agree. I agree. And just pulling up the docket sheet, there is no history at this location. I vote for a written warning.
I agree. Yes. Official letter warning. Moving on to the transactional hearing which occurred yesterday, Wednesday, May 20th, 2026. Item one, 470 Washington Street Corp doing business as Popeyes located at 470 Washington Street in Brighton has applied for a common
victualer license. Manager Merla Madaya, hours of operation 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item two, Deli Boss LLC doing business as Sweet Spoon located at 360 Washington Street in Brighton has petitioned to
change the closing hour to 1:00 a.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item three, BBRG Newbury TR LLC doing business as Joe's American Bar and Grill located at 26 Exeter Street has petitioned to change the manager to Jessica Ierardi.
I vote to approve the change of manager. I agree. I agree. Item four, Fenway Food Hall LLC doing business as Fenway Food Hall located at 401 Park Drive has petitioned to change the manager to Keith Arthur Petrie. I
vote to approve the change of manager. I agree. Item five, The Comfort Collective LLC doing business as Ama located at 100 Western Ave in Allston has petitioned to pledge the license to Eastern Bank. I vote to approve the pledge. I agree.
Item six, Pressed Huntington Cafe LLC doing business as Pressed located at 105 Huntington Ave has petitioned for a change of ownership interest and to change the manager to Anis Hedri. I vote to approve the change of manager
as well as the change of ownership interest. I agree. Items seven and eight, uh the same transactional changes, uh Wine & Liquors Inc. doing business as Roslindale Liquors at 23 Corinth St. in Roslindale, and Blue Hills Liquors Inc. doing
business as Discount Liquors at 950 American Legion Highway in Hyde Park, have both petitioned to change the manager to Darvin Patel, a petition for a change of stock interest, and for a change of officers and directors, and in item eight only, they've also petitioned to pledge the license and inventory to
Rockland Trust Company. I vote to approve all the requested changes, including the change of manager. I agree. I agree. Item nine, Ishtiaq H. Naqvi, located at 1745 Washington Street in Roxbury, has
petitioned to change the category to a retail package store all alcoholic beverages license, has petitioned to change the location to 1747 Washington Street, really just a clerical change of address, has petitioned to update the description of the premise to a 2,343 sq ft
convenience store located on the street level of a multi-use building. There's one entrance and exit for public access and deliveries at the corner of Washington Street and Mass Ave. Separate entrance exit is on Mass Ave for emergencies. Storage for the alcohol is in back of the office. There's a lockable cooler, lockable closet for
alcohol, and a display of alcoholic beverages enclosed by a lockable gate for when hours for sales are not available. Has also petitioned to change the corporate structure to Shabu B Inc., and finally petitioned to change the DBA to Cloverdale Farms.
Thanks, Danny. I vote to approve the requested changes, including the upgrade, and the change of manager, and I also vote to put a condition on the license that they do not sell alcohol under a pint. Uh I agree. Is would this be one where we do the um
floor plan? >> It maybe. Sure, because um Cuz they said they were going to keep like the liquor behind the counter. I think Yeah. That was like a feature of it and I think that was like agreed to with the neighborhood. So, I would be
I'd like to have them. Sure. Not change >> convenience store. Yeah. Yeah. I agree. So, granted with condition that there is no sale of alcohol in quantities of less than one pint and the standard um back of store conditions of no increase to the floor space here to alcohol without
board approval and to keep the floor plan on place at all times. Yes. Item 10, Tryer Inc. doing business as The Salty Pig located at 130 Dartmouth Street has petitioned to amend the description of the premise to in one enlarged room on two levels with kitchen
and various seating areas, an ADA accessible bathroom, and to include a seasonal April to October outside patio seating area on private property for 50 patrons with an 11:00 p.m. patio closing hour. Inside capacity 179 is exceeded, occupants including 15 stools, standing
room for six, all together comprised of 2,341 sq ft with one entrance and two exits. I vote to approve the alteration of premise. I agree. Item 11, Yield Point Cafe LLC doing business as The Shawmut Inn located at
477 Shawmut Ave in Roxbury has petitioned to change the classification of its license to a restricted all alcoholic beverages license. I vote to approve the upgrade. I agree. Item 12, Fox & Knife LLC doing business as Fox & the Knife located at 28 West
Broadway in South Boston has petitioned to change the classification of its license to a restricted all alcoholic beverages license. Um I vote to approve the upgrade. I agree. I agree. Item 13, Gigu LLC doing business as Cafe Gigu located at 102 Meridian Street in
East Boston has petitioned to change the classification of its license to a restricted, all alcoholic beverages license. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item 14, Oxford Hotels and Resorts LLC doing business as The Godfrey Hotel
located at 505 Washington Street has petitioned to transfer the license to Dean BC Propco LLC doing business as The Godfrey Hotel Boston at the same location. Paul Sauceda, manager, 2:00 a.m. closing hour. Has petitioned to update the description of the premise to in whole of said
building known as 505 Washington Street consisting of 135 square feet, 11 floors, a basement, 242 guest rooms with mini bar service, lobby, offices, conference and meeting rooms, a 4,247 square foot ground floor restaurant with 150 seats, and a lobby bar lounge with
60 seats. Has also petitioned for the approval of a management agreement between Dean BC Propco LLC and DG USHMA Co. LLC and has petitioned to pledge the license to Athene Annuity & Life Company. Um I vote to approve the requested
changes in the transfer as well as the manager of record um in the pledge. I agree. I agree. Item 15, BDGA LLC located at 69 Canal Street has petitioned to transfer the license to BB Fusion Lounge Inc. doing
business as Black Bamboo at the same location. Mimi Chan, manager, 2:00 a.m. closing hour. Has petitioned to update the description of the premise to totaling 6,787 square feet of interior space with one entrance and four exits consisting of 3,449 square feet on the first floor for
service area seating and bar areas, 3,031 square feet in the basement for storage, kitchen, restrooms, offices, and function rooms, and 398 square feet on the mezzanine level, also a seasonal outdoor patio for 60 patrons seated or 180 patrons standing totaling approximately 1,200 square feet on
public property. And has petitioned to pledge the license to Canal Plaza LLC. I vote to approve this transfer and Ms. Chan as manager of record and the other requested changes. I agree. I agree.
Item 16, Zazzi Bar Corp doing business as Zazzi Bar located at 60 Seaport Boulevard has petitioned to transfer the license to Bloom Seaport LLC doing business as Bloom at the same location, Raymond Lee manager, 2:00 a.m. closing hour. Has petitioned to change the
classification of its license to a restricted all alcoholic beverages license and has petitioned to pledge the license to Seaport BC Retail Owner LLC. I vote to approve the requested changes and the manager of record. I agree.
I agree. Item 17, ARE 15 Necco TRS Holding LLC located at 15 Necco Street has petitioned to transfer the license to Hawksmoor Boston Inc. doing business as Hawksmoor Boston at the same location, Adam Christian manager.
Has petitioned to amend the description of the premise to approximately 7,371 sq ft interior, 3,000 sq ft exterior on ground floor, an exterior of office building with seating for approximately 292 patrons inclusive of 82 in main
dining room, 83 at bar area, 44 in two private dining room areas and 83 within the outside weather permitting patio on private property, 1:00 a.m. indoor and outdoor closing hour. I vote to approve [clears throat] the transfer with the conditions that
um on Monday through Saturday the closing hour is 11:30 inside and outside, I think that's correct, and on Sundays the closing hour inside, I'm sorry, last is it last call is at 10:30.
Did I capture that right, Danny? Uh yeah, the requested closing hour for both indoor and outdoor was 11:30 Monday to Saturday and 10:30 on Sunday. >> Okay, closing hour at 11:30 and 10:30. Yep. Okay, um and we wanted to encumber the license
with a earlier indoor closing hour as well. Well, they have a 1:00 a.m. so that's what we're going to put the condition on that they close at 11:30. Okay, so it'll remain a 1:00 a.m. license, but we'll have their their their intended
closing hour on the license and they if they would wanted to stay open later, they'd have to come back to us. Yeah, some people get stuck on the fact that the license had a 1:00 closing hour or 2:00 closing hour, but for operations purposes if they make any changes to that, they
have to come back to us. Okay. I mean, if they want to clean until 1:00 a.m., sure. Right. The the the rest Yeah, you're saying that the the restaurant will close. Yeah. >> To outside patrons. Uh yeah, I I think it
we can talk about it forever, but I think people think there's more value in having a 1:00 a.m. or 2:00 a.m. license where there really isn't cuz it we have to we have to approve any change, but yes, they have their license currently, they bought a license with a 1:00 a.m. closing hour, but their operations are going to be
11:30 and 10:30. Yes. I agree. Is that right, Dan? >> [laughter] >> It it's now it's it's up to to you all, but it's up to the board. Well, I think I think the value issue is the issue. They think it's valuable to have the like because when they go for a
transfer, maybe to a new location, that carries weight that it's a 1:00 a.m. license and not anything earlier. Yeah. And I don't I see their point as far as indoor. I don't want to I wouldn't want to take that away from them like prospectively. But they did state they only want to be
open to these these hours, so I think it's reasonable to say keep for this per for your for your operations currently they need to keep these hours and if they want to change those hours they got to come back to us. >> Yes. Well, that's my intention. However,
we state that to them I think. So, granted. Yes, so the the application for the transfer is granted. There'll be conditions on the license with the requested operating hours which are closing hour of 11:30 Monday through Saturday 10:30 on Sunday.
Yeah. Okay. Great. Uh item number 18 Safar Cooperative Inc. doing business as Safar Salon located at 235 Newbury Street has petitioned to transfer the license and the location to Hugo and Co. Holding LLC doing business as Hugo and Co. located at 40 West 3rd
Street in South Boston. Bram Callahan manager 2:00 a.m. closing hour. Uh has also petitioned to change the license type to a restaurant and has petitioned to change the classification of its license to a restricted all alcoholic beverages license.
Okay. Um I vote to approve the transfer and the manager of record. Just want to put the conditions on the license relative to the closing hour. Um this one they requested last call be at 1:00 a.m. and Sundays at 11:30.
And the patio closing at 11:00. Did I capture that? Um almost. They requested it was 1:00 a.m. Thursday, Friday, Saturday, 12:00 a.m. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 11:30 Sunday. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry. I couldn't
read my own handwriting. Yes. Thank you, Danny. >> [snorts] >> I agree. Great. And just to make sure we have voted on everything. Um also the change of license type and classification. Oh, yes. Great.
Yes. Yes. Thank you. Item 19 Jewel of India's Kitchen LLC doing business as Mike and Patty's located at 300 Terminal C in East Boston has applied for an airport restricted common victualer 7-day alcoholic beverages license. Closing time 10:00 p.m. Manager Jewel of India Robat.
I vote to approve the um the application as well as the manager of record. I agree. I agree. They will be granted an airport restricted license. And that 10 10 10 TV.
Oh, they did Yes, they did request issuance of a temporary CV. Okay. Commissioner Arroyo, is that okay? Yep. Great. And Commissioner Curran, Commissioner Sanchez? >> Yes. Yes. Great. Moving on to non-hearing transactions, the following are applying for a new
common victualer license at a previously licensed location. Item one, Vision Zone and Asian Baking Company Inc. doing business as the Asian Ancient Bakers located at 1199 Tremont Street in Mission Hill. This is within the Boston Police Headquarters. Manager uh Tonya Clark Johnson. Hours of operation 7:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item two, Sugar's Hot Pizza LLC doing business as Sugar's Hot Pizza located at 29 Northern Ave. Manager Sagar Mali. Hours of operation 9:00 a.m. to 11:00
p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item three, The BBQ Joint LLC doing business as The BBQ Joint located at 888 Morton Street in Dorchester. Manager Miguel Santana. Hours of operation 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. I vote to approve.
I agree. I agree. Item four, West Broadway Donuts LLC doing business as Dunkin' located at 11 West Broadway in South Boston. Manager John Gillespie. Hours of operation 4:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
Item five, Copy Cup Inc. doing business as Coffee Cup, located at 1 Cambridge Street. This is actually within the Government Center MBTA stop. Uh manager, Aladdin Aksadi. Hours of operation, 5:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
Item six, Brookline Lunch Ink, doing business as L Street Diner and Pizzeria, located at 108 L Street in South Boston. Manager, Mahmoud Abu Rubia. Hours of operation, 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
Item seven, The Empanadas Boss LLC, doing business as The Empanadas, located at 21 Kilmarnock Street. Manager, Orlando Abreu. Hours of operation, 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
And item eight, Rico Suave Ink, doing business as Rico Suave, located at 130 Newmarket Square in Roxbury. Manager, Jaime Santros Sabagal. Hours of operation, 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
Following is applying for an innholder no alcohol license at a previously licensed location, DEV Hospitality LLC, doing business as the Best Western Plus Round House Suites, located at 891 Mass Ave in Roxbury. Um has applied uh to reopen as an innholder and in doing so
change their officers, directors to Hemant Patel and Harish Kamdar Patel. Vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Following is applying to make changes to their dormitory license, Beta New House Corporation, doing business as MIT,
located at 416 Beacon Street, has applied to change the manager to Andrew Hawkstead. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Following are applying for one-day amendments to their existing licenses. Item one, The Catered Affair Inc., doing business as The Catered Affair, 700
Boylston Street within the Boston Public Library, has applied to extend their hours to 2:00 a.m. for a wedding on June 13th. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item two, Colonial Tavern Inc. doing business as Jacques' Restaurant at 79
Broadway has applied to extend their license onto a contiguous outside area on the public sidewalk and street for a block party on June 6th from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This is part of a public event application. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree.
Item three, Emergency Exit LLC doing business as Distraction Brewing Company at 2 Belgrade Avenue, Roslindale has applied to extend their indoor closing hours to 12:00 a.m. from 11:00 p.m. for World Cup viewing parties from June 11th to July 19th.
I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item four, The Catered Affair Inc. doing business as The Catered Affair at 700 Boylston Street within the Boston Public Library has applied to extend their closing hour to 2:00 a.m. for a wedding on May 30th.
I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Item five, Notch Brighton Tap Room LLC located at 1420 to 1440 has applied to extend their license to cover the contiguous outdoor courtyard for the Brighton Bazaar on May 23rd and
24th from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. And item six, Dorset Restaurant Group LLC doing business as Landmark Public House located at 772 Adams Street in Dorchester has applied to extend onto a contiguous patio for an end-of-year
party on June 21st from 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. The board has before them a list of applications for special one-day alcoholic beverages licenses which have been administratively reviewed by staff
for approval by the board. Okay. Approved. And two items for a vote on old and new business. Item one, 383 Lot LLC doing business as Park City located at 383 Dorchester Ave in South Boston has requested permission to serve alcohol on
Sundays beginning at 10:00 a.m. I vote to approve. Yes. I agree. And item two, uh the following was deferred to allow for completion of community process, which has since occurred. This was an application for a common victualer license, Cafe Bella
LLC, doing business as Cafe Bella, located at 615 to 619 Centre Street in Jamaica Plain, applying for a common victualer license. Manager Jose Hernandez Lara. Hours of operation 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Uh the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council did come back with
a letter of support. Um I vote to approve. I agree. I agree. Thank you all. Those are all the items before the board this morning. Uh that will adjourn this hearing. Thank you and enjoy the rest of your day and uh holiday weekend. Thank you, Danny. You too.