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Council approves two riverfront liquor licenses for Club 113 and Nikimura restaurant
Summary
The council approved riverfront liquor license applications for Club 113 (an event venue) and Nikimura (a Japanese restaurant) as part of the city’s riverfront licensing program; staff said the program now permits up to five cultural-experience licenses in the riverfront district.
The Madison City Council approved two riverfront liquor-license applications during the Aug. 19 meeting: one for Club 113, an event space with a 49-person capacity, and one for Nikimura, a recently opened Japanese restaurant downtown.
Emily (city staff) explained the riverfront licensing program changes adopted earlier removed a seating-capacity requirement and added two additional cultural-experience…
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