Posted 23 August 2007 - 11:05 AM
Is he able to move the license from the bar below Wharfside?
He has his hands on the license for an old cabaret near StreetLink. That's the "undisclosed" one that he (doesn't) talk about in the article. It was going to be moved to JellyFish Lounge, but when police were gonna put the kibosh on that, JellyFish went food-primary with an audience participation allowance (karaoke, dancing, trivia, fashion shows etc.). Food-primary is easy to get, just open a restaurant and you get one. Having said that, Earl's recently got busted for serving way too many drinks for their food-primary license and is getting a big fine if they lose at the hearing. One of the deals on food-primary is that you only lewt in 10% more people than you have seats for. If your place starts to look like a nightclub with folks milling all over the place (see:
Sauce on a Friday night), you might be in trouble.
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