Thursday, March 14, 2013
Braintree officials unanimously voted to give the restaurant a suspended sentence.
After a birthday drinking celebration turned into a confrontation in the Landing and trip to the hospital for one young man last September, Four Square Restaurant and Bar was penalized Tuesday with a one-day suspension of its all-alcohol license. Braintree officials unanimously agreed that the restaurant served an intoxicated person that night six months ago, but also voted to hold the penalty in abeyance as long as Four Square does not violate the terms of its license for 12 months. The decision came two weeks after the board penalized The Landing Pub with a two-day suspension of its alcohol license, to be served on a Friday and Saturday in April. That sentence is now on hold while the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission …
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Two Braintree establishments face alcohol violations based on a night of drinking that left one man yelling in the street.
What started as a young man's 21st birthday pub crawl turned into a drunken argument and police investigation before landing in front of Braintree's license board Tuesday afternoon. Both Four Square and The Landing Pub face allegations that they served an intoxicated person around midnight on Sept. 14, a night last fall that began with two brothers celebrating at bars in Weymouth before ending up at the Braintree establishments, where one brother allegedly continued drinking despite being "pretty banged up." That was the testimony of Jack Twohig, the police department's licensing officer, who also told the Board of License Commissioners that witnesses indicated Four Square and The Landing Pub had provided beer and/or liquor to the …
Friday, July 27, 2012
Hampton Inn can also now have a breakfast seating area to serve guests.
Four Square in Braintree-Weymouth Landing now has permission to serve food and alcohol to up to eight customers at a time in a seating area outside of the restaurant's front entrance. The Board of License Commissioners approved the placement of two tables with four chairs each at its meeting earlier this week, on the condition that a path is kept for pedestrians on the sidewalk adjacent to the seating. Four Square also cannot sell alcohol outside after 10 p.m. Board members also approved a food license for Hampton Inn on Wood Road. It allows the establishment to set up a 35-seat breakfast area to serve its guests seven days a week from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Karma Sucks
1:05 pm on Tuesday, February 5, 2013
It is the bartenders responsibility and duty to refuse to serve someone if they feel the person is intoxicated. This is bartending 101. Maybe if she was tip certified like she was suppose to be then she would know what the guidelines and requirements are... more ›