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Lincoln council approves five liquor‑license and manager applications, including Mariscos El Rey
Summary
The council unanimously approved five liquor license and related manager applications March 2, including Mariscos El Rey (applicants said manager training and fingerprinting for Alma Sandoval were pending), Kelly's Pub manager Daniel Eichorn, and a manager application for Town Place Suites; motions passed 6‑0.
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The Lincoln City Council voted March 2 to approve five liquor license and manager applications, including a Class C license for Mariscos El Rey Seafood Bar (201 Sun Valley Blvd.), Kelly's Pub (1318 North 66th St.), and a manager application for Town Place Suites (7353 Husker Circle).
Applicants for Mariscos El Rey — Sergio Sandoval and business partner Chris Aguilera — told the council the restaurant serves authentic Mexican seafood and plans to offer limited alcohol such as beer and micheladas. Council members asked about manager Alma Sandoval's manager‑training status and fingerprinting; the applicants said Alma had not completed manager training yet, was out of town but was flying in later that night, and that fingerprints had been submitted though they were close to expiring. Councilwoman Washington noted voter‑registration information for Alma had not yet appeared in the application record but the applicants said that was likely a timing/sync issue between city and state systems.
Dan Eichorn spoke on behalf of Kelly's Pub, describing a long‑standing neighborhood bar he has managed and recently purchased. The council had no substantive questions about Kelly's application. A manager application for Jim Crawford at Town Place Suites was listed; the applicant was not present and no public comment was offered.
A motion to approve items 4A through 4E was made and seconded; the roll call recorded unanimous approval (6‑0) for all five items.
Next steps: manager training confirmations, fingerprint clearance, and any outstanding state licensing steps will proceed through the city and state processes; the council record shows approvals pending completion of routine licensing requirements.

