North Attleborough licensing board approves multiple liquor transfers, one‑day permits and business licenses

The North Attleborough Licensing Board on April 13, 2026 approved a slate of licensing actions, including two new on‑premises liquor licenses, a transfer and pledge of a packaged‑goods license, multiple one‑day permits and several business licenses and entertainment approvals.

The board voted to grant an on‑premises all‑alcohol common victualler license to LLYC Inc., doing business as Shogun, at 206 East Washington Street. Attorney Elliot B. represented the applicants and described the ownership team as “four young men” with restaurant experience; he said Zang Huang Chen will serve as manager of record. The board opened the public hearing, heard the presentation, closed the hearing and approved the license by voice vote.

The board also approved an on‑premises all‑alcohol license for CBroup LLC doing business as Legends Bar & Grill at 610 North Washington Street. Board members noted the business will operate evenings seven days a week and that no lunch service is planned. The manager of record was identified in the record as Cedric (spelled variously in the transcript). The board closed the hearing and approved the application, recorded as passing unanimously in the meeting.

In a third hearing, the board approved the transfer and pledge of an off‑premises all‑alcohol license for South Washington Street Inc., which intends to operate as Cappy’s Fine Wine & Spirits at 1212 South Washington Street. Attorney Jackson Christian told the board the purchaser — represented by Bon Patel, president, and Burl Patel, proposed manager of record — will purchase the business and license from Secon Liquors (doing business as Chris Gasparo’s Fine Wine & Spirits). Christian said the buyers plan to create a demising wall that will reduce the retail footprint by about 4,000 square feet to allow a sublease of that space for a restaurant; Rocklin Trust Company is providing financing and asked for a pledge of the license and inventory as part of the loan. The board closed the hearing and approved the transfer, the manager designation and the requested pledge.

On new business the board approved a series of additional permits and licenses: a special one‑day beer and wine license for Holland Brands NA LLC doing business as Native Sun (1320 South Washington Street) for events April 18–20, 2026 from noon to 8 p.m.; a one‑day wine service permit for Simply North Boutique at 55 North Washington Street for a “sip and shop” on April 16, 2026; a common‑victualler license for Maline Beldasaro doing business as House of Brew at 38 Arnold Street; a junk dealer’s license for Road Show Concepts LLC (doing business as Heartland Road Show) to buy and sell used coins, collectibles, jewelry and antiques; a farm winery license for Bliss Point to sell and offer half‑ounce tasting samples at the North Attleborough farmers market on Saturdays from June 6 through Oct. 10, 2026; and an entertainment equipment license modification to add four pinball machines for OMG Pinball LLC at 999 Washington Street.

Board members asked applicants about operations and compliance in several cases. Members emphasized that cannabis use is not permitted on licensed premises or in parking lots during events where alcohol is served; applicants and board staff affirmed that past events using the same vendor had no incidents. Bliss Point’s owner said tasting samples would be limited to half‑ounce portions and that staff would be certified to serve alcohol.

All measures brought before the board that evening were approved by voice vote. The meeting adjourned at about 6:20 p.m.

The approvals will be forwarded to the state Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission where required for final processing.