Do you require liquor delivered with your meal?

Do you require liquor delivered with your meal?

A NSW packaged liquor licence allows the sale of packaged liquor to the public.  Unlike a licensed hotel or restaurant, where the customer might consume alcohol at the venue, when exercising a packaged liquor licence the alcohol sold to the customer is consumed away from the licensed premises (except in circumstances where a small amount is allowed to be tasted at the licensed premises). 

Operating a NSW BYO Restaurant versus a NSW Licensed Restaurant

Operating a NSW BYO Restaurant versus a NSW Licensed Restaurant

Many successful restaurateurs consider whether they should operate a BYO restaurant (where customers can bring and consume alcohol that they have purchased elsewhere) compared with operating a licensed restaurant (where customers have the convenience of purchasing and consuming liquor at the venue with their meal).  In the paragraphs that follow we offer some useful information to assist in the decision-making process.

The Saraton Theatre, Grafton

The Saraton Theatre, Grafton

Having served the Grafton community for just under a century, the heritage-listed ‘Saraton Theatre’ is now in possession of an On-premises liquor licence which will allow them to serve their patrons alcoholic refreshments in conjunction with the entertainment already provided. The Saraton Theatre has been family owned and operated by the Notaras family since its establishment in 1926 and was recently restored to its original 1920s aesthetic.

276 Devonshire St, Surry Hills

276 Devonshire St, Surry Hills

BSV are pleased to have assisted the developer in obtaining an on-premises licence for each of shops 1, 2, 3 and 4 of 276 Devonshire Street, Surry Hills in preparation for new restaurants to open. Known for its vibrant array of restaurants and bars, this newest addition will contribute to the growing social and quality dining hub in Surry Hills.

Ramen Zundo Sapporo, Chatswood

Ramen Zundo Sapporo, Chatswood

BSV congratulates Ramen Zundo Sapporo on successfully acquiring their on-premises restaurant liquor licence to open the first ever ramen eatery specialising in a Sapporo style ramen in Sydney. The Nagao family behind Ramen Zundo already have a well-established reputation with over two decades of experience in the ramen business.

BWS Cameron Park

BWS Cameron Park

Back Schwartz Vaughan congratulates BWS – Beer, Wine, Spirits on their application for a packaged liquor Licence (PLL), which was recently approved by Liquor and Gaming. For Cameron Park locals, this approval will enhance their ease of convenience when selecting from BWS’ extensive range of Australian and internationally renowned products.