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Commission approves on-premise alcohol permit for Spritzoria at Dayton Boulevard

Board of Commissioners of the City of Red Bank, Tennessee · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The commission granted an on-premise alcohol permit to Julie DeLayne (Spritzoria) for 3912 Dayton Boulevard following a brief applicant presentation; the motion passed unanimously.

The Red Bank Board of Commissioners approved an on-premise alcohol permit for Julie DeLayne, doing business as Spritzoria, at 3912 Dayton Boulevard.

The applicant addressed the commission during a special portion of the meeting to consider the liquor application, confirming she understood and would comply with applicable laws and ordinances governing alcohol service. She described Spritzoria as a small business offering spritz cocktails and Maltese-influenced small plates intended to be sold alongside espresso and light fare.

A commissioner moved to approve the application and another commissioner seconded the motion. There were no resident comments. The chair called the vote and the motion carried unanimously.

Why it matters: The permit allows a new on-premise dining and beverage operation to open at 3912 Dayton Boulevard; the commission recorded no opposition during the review.

What’s next: The applicant will proceed with final preparations and any required inspections or licensing steps with city staff before opening.