Mishka Soho seeks liquor license for Russian cuisine at 519 Broom Street

March 17, 2025 | Manhattan City, New York County, New York

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The Manhattan Community Board 2's SLA Committee convened on March 17, 2025, to discuss the application for a full on-premise liquor license for Mishka Soho, a new restaurant located at 519 Broom Street. The proposed establishment will feature a total occupancy of 38, with 34 seats inside and a stand-up bar accommodating six patrons. The restaurant will serve European Russian cuisine and operate daily from 9 AM to 1 AM.

During the meeting, the applicant, Marina, clarified that the outdoor seating area, which includes three tables and six seats, is not currently permitted for alcohol service. Due to ongoing restrictions from the city’s building department, Marina agreed to proceed with the application focusing solely on the indoor dining area for now. The outdoor area may be revisited in the future once the necessary permits are obtained.
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The committee raised concerns regarding the previous application for the same location, which had been denied due to noise complaints and operational issues. The prior operator had faced restrictions on live music, and the committee emphasized the importance of adhering to regulations to avoid similar problems. Marina assured the committee that any live music would be acoustic and non-amplified, with performances planned for two to three days a week, primarily during dinner hours and brunch on weekends.

The meeting also addressed community opposition, with residents expressing concerns about noise and the use of the outdoor area. The committee reiterated the need for compliance with all operational guidelines, including keeping doors closed during live music performances to mitigate noise disturbances.

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In conclusion, the committee will consider the application for Mishka Soho, focusing on the indoor service while monitoring the situation regarding outdoor seating and live music. The next steps will involve further discussions to ensure that the establishment aligns with community standards and regulations.

Converted from Manhattan CB2 May 5, 2020 - SLA 1&2 Committee Meeting meeting on March 17, 2025
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