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Select Board approves all‑alcohol license for new Indian restaurant at former Thai location
Summary
The Mashpee Select Board unanimously approved an annual all‑alcohol restaurant license for the new Indian restaurant at 381‑D12 Falmouth Road after an attorney said the owners are TIPS‑certified, the space seats about 60 with a small four‑seat bar, and there were no public objections.
The Mashpee Select Board voted unanimously on June 22 to grant an annual all‑alcohol restaurant license to the business operating in the former Bangkok Thai Cuisine at 381‑D12 Falmouth Road. Attorney Christopher Karine, representing the applicant, told the board the restaurant (identified in the record as Wia/Javeed) has operated for about a month under the new name and that managers are TIPS‑certified.
Karine described the establishment as a roughly 60‑seat restaurant with a four‑seat bar and said alcohol sales would be an accompaniment to meals rather than a primary late‑night venue. “The alcohol is not the prominent part of this restaurant,” he said, adding that customers had inquired about beverage service.
Board members had no public objections to the application during the hearing. After a motion, second and a brief exchange, the board approved the license by a unanimous vote. The board did not record any special conditions beyond standard licensing requirements.
The Select Board’s approval allows the restaurant to proceed through the local licensing steps; staff and the applicant confirmed the licensing packet will be updated with the board’s action.
