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Licensing board approves common victualer license transfer for Banh Mi Boston at 716 Hancock St.
Summary
UT Banh Mi LLC (doing business as Banh Mi Boston) received approval for a common victualer license transfer and a proposed manager following a change of ownership; the new owners said they have family restaurant experience and will operate 8 a.m.–7 p.m.
The Quincy City Licensing Board approved an application by UT Banh Mi LLC, doing business as Banh Mi Boston at 716 Hancock St., for a common victualer license following a change of ownership and the designation of a proposed manager, Vic Nguyen.
An applicant (Speaker 6) said the ownership will transfer to the family and noted that while the family has restaurant experience primarily through the applicant's mother, they have not previously owned an establishment. The board confirmed the proposed hours of operation (8 a.m. to 7 p.m.) and that the application paperwork was up to date.
A motion to approve the transfer and license was moved and approved by voice vote. The board wished the new owners well and advised them to follow all licensing and health‑department requirements before opening.
The approval authorizes the common victualer license at 716 Hancock St. under UT Banh Mi LLC with Vic Nguyen listed as proposed manager; the new owners remain responsible for final compliance with local regulations and inspections.
