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Revere licensing panel approves several restaurant and event applications; hours limits added for some
Summary
The Revere License Commission approved multiple license applications and transfers, including entertainment licenses, a change of hours for a hot‑dog restaurant and a one‑day event license. Several approvals included conditions on hours or entertainment.
The Revere License Commission on a regularly scheduled meeting approved multiple license applications and transfers, voting to grant entertainment and common‑victualer licenses, a change of hours, a one‑day malt‑wine license and an all‑alcohol restaurant license with restricted entertainment hours.
The approvals included routine items and a few conditions. Motions to approve came from commissioners on the floor and were seconded; where the commission added conditions it did so by substitute motions discussed on the record.
Votes at a glance
- Mode of Action Wellness Club LLC (dba Mode of Action), 220 Broadway — Entertainment license for widescreen cable TV and recorded music. Application approved. (Applicant: Julicia Zarafalina, manager.)
- Boss Hot Dogs (Hot Dog Au Au Corp, dba Boss Dogs), 750 Washington Avenue — Change of hours. The commission approved a substitute motion setting hours Sunday–Thursday 7 a.m.–12 a.m., Friday–Saturday 7 a.m.–3 a.m. The change was approved after commissioners discussed neighborhood noise and requested limiting the later hours to the busiest nights. (Applicants: Francis Filho; Victor Ferria.)
- Singh's Roti Shop 2 (Bridal Budhu Singh), 76 Revere Beach Boulevard — Common victualer license approved for seating of 16 and hours Sunday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–9 p.m. (Applicant: Namlal Budhu “Ricky” Singh.)
- Kelly's Roast Beef (AAM Kelly's Revere LLC), 410 Revere Beach Boulevard — Transfer of common victualer license approved; requested hours Sunday–Saturday 10 a.m.–11 p.m. and 24 outside seats noted. (Applicants: Lisa Whiteman; Jim Ratai.)
- Gibson Point Restaurant LLC (dba Milas), 1 Gibson Way, Suite 131 — All‑alcohol restaurant license approved with the commission’s substitute motion that amplified entertainment (DJ, amplified music, karaoke and dancing) must cease by 11:30 p.m.; closing time is midnight. TVs and radio-style audio were left permitted. (Applicant presenting: Demick O’Brien.)
- Ray’s Boxing Inc., one‑day malt, wine and entertainment license — Approved for Saturday, March 15, 2025, 3 p.m.–10 p.m., at Boston Harley‑Davidson, 649‑1 Squire Road, for a boxing event. Security plans described on the record include a 21+ stanchioned area, bracelets and hired police detail. (Applicant: Michael Reyes.)
What the approvals mean
Most approvals were routine and were granted after applicants described operations and hours. For two items the commission added conditions: Boss Hot Dogs’ expanded late‑night hours were limited to Friday and Saturday, and Milas’ all‑alcohol license includes an entertainment cutoff (11:30 p.m.) to address neighborhood concerns.
Commissioners repeatedly told applicants to monitor impacts on neighbors and to return if complaints continue.
Procedural notes and next steps
Most motions passed without roll‑call vote tallies recorded in the transcript; minutes will record formal votes. Applicants with conditions were told how enforcement would work and that the commission would revisit licenses if problems persist.
