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Quincy approves liquor license for 95 Franklin Street restaurant after neighborhood objections; board to check in after six months
Summary
The Quincy Board of License Commissioners granted an all-alcohol restaurant license to Topu (Tofu) Management LLC for a 20-seat restaurant at 95 Franklin Street on Sept. 9 after neighborhood residents raised parking and notice concerns; the board authorized a six-month follow-up inspection.
The Quincy City Board of License Commissioners on Sept. 9 voted 5–0 to grant an all-alcohol restaurant license to Topu (doing business as Tofu) Management LLC for premises at 95 Franklin Street, approving the application with a commitment to a six-month compliance check by city inspectors.
The application, presented by attorney Chun Li for the applicant, asked for a seven‑day all-alcohol restaurant license for a street-level, approximately 2,100-square-foot restaurant with about 20 seats, a sushi bar, kitchen, restrooms and prep and storage areas. The proposed manager is Zhi Wen Zhu.
Neighbors at the hearing raised objections related to notification, parking and…
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