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Liquor board roundup: transfers, fines and continuances from March 27, 2025 hearing
Summary
At its March 27 meeting the Baltimore liquor board approved several license transfers, issued fines for multiple violations and continued one new-license application; fines and payment deadlines were recorded for each case.
The Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City issued rulings across a dozen docket items March 27, 2025, approving several transfers and imposing fines for rule violations. The board also continued one application to a later hearing date.
Votes at a glance
- Case 10 — Baltimore Spice Restaurant and Bar (BD7), 413 West Baltimore Street: The board approved an amended application to transfer ownership and the license location from 2148–2152 Vine Street to 413 West Baltimore Street, with off‑premises catering and delivery of alcoholic beverages. (Application materials and attorney proffer; approval recorded.)
- Case 11 — A&M Food and Beverage Co. LLC (Atrium Tavern, BD7), transfer and relocation to 2522 Washington Boulevard: Approved. Applicant Mario Bellotti said bartenders and staff will be T.I.P. certified; board cited past violations at prior owner but granted transfer.
- Case 12 — Union Centro Americana LLC (La Isla, BB7), application to transfer ownership: Approved. Applicant Iris Yaneth Argueta Marquez said staff would complete alcohol-awareness training; board noted the license had no…
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