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Gardner license commission approves on‑premises alcohol request for 4 Seasons Chinese Cuisine

2114583 · January 15, 2025
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Summary

The License Commission voted to approve a new on‑premises alcoholic beverage license for 4 Seasons Chinese Cuisine, with the commission noting the restaurant will not establish a separate bar and that the approval will be forwarded to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission (ABCC).

The License Commission for the City of Gardner approved an application from 4 Seasons Chinese Cuisine for a new on‑premises alcoholic beverage license at its Jan. 14 meeting.

Commission members said the restaurant will not set up a separate bar but intends to serve alcoholic drinks to customers dining in. The commission moved and seconded approval by voice vote; the chair said the motion carried and the approval will be forwarded to the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission (ABCC) for final action.

The applicant said the restaurant currently operates another location and holds a liquor license there. Commissioners confirmed the planned seating was “about 24” and that no separate bar area would be established. The commission also reminded the applicant to sign the attendance sheet and complete any required ABCC filings before the license is finalized.

As a next step the commission forwarded the locally approved application package to the ABCC for its review and issuance. The commission noted that local rulings or violations may be appealed to the ABCC within five days of receiving a written decision.

The approval occurred during the regular agenda item for new license hearings; commissioners took no additional conditions beyond standard forwarding to the ABCC.