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Cranston council approves liquor license for Diner on Elmwood at 1617 Elmwood Avenue

Cranston City Council · May 20, 2026
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Summary

The Cranston City Council voted to approve a new liquor license for Diner on Elmwood, 1617 Elmwood Ave, after the applicant completed required health inspections; the motion carried by roll call.

The Cranston City Council on May 20 approved a new liquor license for Diner on Elmwood, located at 1617 Elmwood Avenue, after the applicant completed a Department of Health inspection.

The presiding official told the council the inspection had been completed and that "everything is in order," and a councilmember moved to approve. The motion was seconded and the clerk called a roll-call vote; the council recorded affirmative votes and the motion carried.

The approval was introduced by the meeting chair as a carried-over committee matter; the council did not engage in extended debate on the item and no public commenters spoke on the license during the meeting.

The license application will proceed to any follow-up administrative steps required by city departments. No conditions or amendments were recorded on the council floor.