Hill Rag: Dangerously Delicious Pies Seeks Support in License Renewal
ANC 6A Asks for Noise Mitigation Measures on Second Floor Pie Shop
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Washingtonian: The Trump Hotel’s Liquor License Is Being Protested Again Over the President’s…
This time around, the license is up for renewal—and that may have consequences
Mark Lee in The Washington Blade: D.C. hospitality is ‘hood-group hood-winked
Hoodwinking season is at full bloom in neighborhoods throughout D.C.
City Paper: Dean & Deluca Hit With $30,000 Fine and Lengthy Liquor License Suspension
You can still purchase cheese and charcuterie at the Dean & Deluca in Georgetown, but no wine to go with it. The local outpost of the gourmet grocery chain was hit with a 35-day liquor license suspension and a $30,000 fine for selling…
WTOP: More DC brewpubs, tasting rooms to open under proposed bill
There’s new legislation going through city hall that would allow small businesses that make wine, beer or spirits in D.C. to open locations outside of where they make their product.
City Paper: North Michigan Park Leaders Celebrate Defeating Liquor License Application
They’ve been successfully warding off liquor stores since at least 1964.
Metro Weekly: DC Eagle to temporarily close while license is suspended for 7 days
Bar also fined $2,000 due to an altercation between D.C. Councilmember Vince Gray and a bouncer
Washington Post: City suspends D.C. Eagle liquor license after a bouncer shoved a former mayor
D.C. alcohol regulators fined a nightclub $2,000 and suspended its liquor license for seven days because a security guard shoved and injured council member Vincent C. Gray during a September identification dispute.
DCist: DC Eagle Has Its Alcohol License Suspended After Bouncer Shoved A Councilmember
The D.C. Alcoholic Beverage Control Board has fined the DC Eagle $2,000 and suspended its liquor license for seven days over an incident last September involving former mayor and current Ward 7 Councilmember Vincent Gray. A bouncer at the…
City Paper: Residents, Including Mayor’s Dad, Battle Liquor Store Proposal Late Into the Night
At the main intersection is what residents call the “historic” McDonald’s. Down a side street is the Faith United Church of Christ. Surrounding the small collection of businesses and institutions: acres of semi detached houses.
New Alcohol Law Provides Business Opportunities for District Alcohol Manufacturers
New Alcohol Law Provides Business Opportunities for District Alcohol Manufacturers
(WASHINGTON, DC) — An alcohol law going into effect today provides new business opportunities for District alcohol manufacturers. The Omnibus Alcoholic…
The GW Hatchet: FoBoGro fined $30,000 for selling alcohol to underage customers
An on-campus grocery store will pay tens of thousands of dollars for selling alcohol to underage consumers last spring, according to an Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Association order issued last week.
Washington Post: Residents trying to strip Trump Hotel of liquor license continue fight
They’re not giving up. The group of Washington residents trying to strip the Trump International Hotel of its liquor license said Monday that the city’s liquor board made a mistake last week when it declined to review their case. They argue…
Colbert King in The Post: Trump’s booze, beer and wine fate rests in D.C.’s hands
President Trump’s fate as a booze, beer and wine entrepreneur — resulting from his ownership of the Trump International Hotel in the District — rests in the hands of seven D.C. citizens, all of whom have been appointed by Mayor Muriel E.…