Food & Drink Real Estate

Nick’s Famous Deli Applies for Victualler License

Posted on Author Matt ContiComment(1)

200907nicksfamousdeli_nick-1Under the name of NVFD Corporation, d.b.a “Famous Deli”, Nick Varano has applied for a common victualler license for 66 Cross Street for food and non-alcoholic beverage service. This site is one of the spaces formerly occupied by Martignetti’s. Varano also owns Strega and Nico restaurants on Hanover Street.

The application to serve food is for 7 days, with the hours of 11am-11pm (Sun-Thurs) and 11am-2am (Fri/Sat). A take-out window is noted from 2am-4am in the license application.

A Licensing Board hearing has been set for August 12th at 10:00 am. Because there is no application to serve alcohol, the neighborhood groups generally don’t weigh in on C.V. licenses. However, the late hours and 4am closing takeout window might spur some review.

As part of the Cross Street outdoor plaza seating plan, the application will have to be amended to include patio seating. Per the BRA, the deli will share outdoor tables with the “Fresh Pasta” shop next door with seats for approximately 36 people.

Click here to see the legal hearing notice.

And look, it’s already Famous!

 

Related Articles
Business Food & Drink

“Nico” to Become “Mico” on Hanover Street

Posted on Author Matt Conti

Universal Hub reports from today’s Boston Licensing Board hearing regarding the transfer of an alcohol license at 417 Hanover St., from Nick Varano to Scott Dyer. The new owner is considering changing the name from “Nico” to “Mico.”
Health & Environment Police & Fire

Dog Rabies & Licensing Clinic on March 22nd

Posted on Author Matt Conti

On March 22nd from 4:00 – 7:00 pm at the Nazarro Community Center (30 N. Bennet St.), the City of Boston will be holding a Rabies and Licensing Clinic. Vaccine Cost: Rabies ($5 and $2 for seniors) License Fee: $6.00 Spayed Female/Neutered Male $17.00 for intact Male or Female $50.00 for Pitbull and Pitbull Mix Read More…
Food & Drink Real Estate

Bricco Restaurant Presents Expansion Plans to ZLC Committee

Posted on Author Matt Conti

At a sparsely attended meeting for the Zoning, Licensing and Construction Committee of the North End / Waterfront Residents’ Association, Frank DePasquale presented expansion plans for his Bricco Restaurant along with Attorney William Ferrullo and Angelo Buonopane. The meeting was held on the evening of October 26, 2010 at the Pilot House. Mr. DePasquale, proprieter Read More…

One Reply to “Nick’s Famous Deli Applies for Victualler License”

  1. I don’t understand how Nick’s Famous Deli can be serving food if he has not yet received a common victuallers license. Isn’t this against the law?

Comments are closed.