Renewals & Business Changes
A late renewal application does not automatically extend a New York liquor license. For an ordinary year-round retail license, the…
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Buying a New York restaurant, bar, grocery store, or liquor store does not automatically give the buyer the seller’s liquor…
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When a New York liquor license is held by a corporation or LLC, adding or removing owners or changing management…
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A New York liquor license does not automatically update when you register a new business name, form an LLC, or…
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You must obtain State Liquor Authority authorization before operating your licensed business at a new location. An existing New York…
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A New York liquor license covers an approved premises and operation. Substantial renovations generally require written State Liquor Authority permission…
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New York City restaurants cannot simply place tables outdoors and begin serving alcohol because the space has a city dining…
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A New York liquor license generally permits the business to operate in the manner represented to and approved by the…
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A restaurant or bar that has a New York on-premises beer-and-wine license cannot begin serving vodka, whiskey, rum, gin or…
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A New York business that temporarily stops selling alcoholic beverages for more than two weeks generally must place its physical…
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When a New York restaurant, bar, liquor store or other licensed alcohol business closes permanently, its State Liquor Authority (SLA)…
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To renew an ordinary, year-round New York retail liquor license, submit the current renewal application, your renewal advisory, the correct…
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