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Council approves Savory's 2025–26 beer and wine license, issuance conditioned on inspections
Summary
The council approved a 2025–26 Class B beer and Class C wine license for Custom Culinary Creations doing business as Savory at 3047 Village Square, pending the applicant providing a health inspection certificate and obtaining an occupancy permit from the city building inspector.
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The City of Delafield Common Council voted Dec. 1 to approve a 2025–26 Class B beer license and Class C wine license for Custom Culinary Creations, doing business as Savory, at 3047 Village Square. The approval was conditional: the license will be issued once the applicant supplies a health inspection certification to the city clerk and secures an occupancy permit from the city building inspector.
During consideration of the license, a council member moved to approve and another seconded the motion; the council voted in favor. The council asked the on-site applicant to provide a name and address. Applicant Adler Kennedy introduced himself and gave his address as "N 3926 Liberty Street, Sullivan," and said Savory plans to open "around New Year's" with "a selection of soups, salads, appetizers, entrees, desserts, everything made from scratch, casual bistro setting." The mayor encouraged the applicant to notify City Hall when the business opens so the opening can be announced.
The council made issuance conditional on the standard municipal prerequisites for alcohol sales: a health inspection certificate and an occupancy permit. No opposition or abstentions were recorded on the motion in the meeting transcript.

