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Council OKs alcohol licenses for two new Heritage Walk restaurants
Summary
Milton approved alcohol licenses for two new restaurants from the Vice Restaurant Group at Heritage Walk; both approvals were unanimous.
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Milton City Council unanimously approved alcohol beverage licenses for two new restaurants from the Vice Restaurant Group at Heritage Walk.
The first license, agenda item 25-108, is for Vice Restaurant Group LLC doing business as Smashed by Vice at 3100 Heritage Walk, Suite 101. The second, agenda item 25-109, is for Vice Restaurant Group LLC doing business as Vice Steak Bar at 3000 Heritage Walk, Suite 101. Both applicants applied for on-premises consumption of wine and malt beverages; Vice Steak Bar also sought distilled spirits. Each application included Sunday sales and a request for a resident alcohol beverage caterer license.
Deputy City Manager Bernadette Harvill presented both applications and noted that each location qualifies as a full-service restaurant under the Unified Development Code based on floorplan and food-sales thresholds. The public hearing phase drew no speakers in support or opposition, and council voted to approve both licenses during the new-business block.
Approvals were unanimous; council did not add conditions beyond standard licensing requirements.

