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Council approves common‑victualler licenses for Twisted Tree Cafe and IRS Restaurant

Bedford City Council · October 28, 2025
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Summary

The council approved common victualler licenses for Twisted Tree Cafe (new location at 421 High Street) and for J and A Restaurant Corp, DBA IRS Restaurant (new ownership at 42 Salem Street). Councilors said application materials and hours were in order; both motions passed by unanimous roll-call votes.

The council approved two common victualler licenses Oct. 28.

Twisted Tree Cafe: Councilor Scarpelli reported the petitioner’s paperwork and hours were in order and moved approval. The clerk identified a Zoom attendee as likely Christine Doherty representing Twisted Tree Cafe; the petitioner described plans to open a third location in the West Medford neighborhood with hours from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. seven days a week. The council approved the license on a roll‑call vote.

IRS Restaurant: The council read paper 25,162 to grant a common victualler license to J and A Restaurant Corp, DBA IRS Restaurant (location on Salem Street). Joaquin Lemos introduced himself for the record as the new owner and said the restaurant has operated at the address for more than a decade and he intends to continue serving the community. The council approved the license by roll call (recorded as seven affirmative, none opposed).