Letter to the Editor: Manhattan Project Bar & Grill Temporarily Loses Liquor License

By VICTOR MEDINA
Owner, Manhattan Project Bar & Grill

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we lost our liquor license. The license was to be active until the transfer to Bandelier Grill was approved by Alcohol & Gaming, which is another 30 to 60 days.

A few days ago we received notification that the license was prematurely terminated.

In anticipation of losing the license in June, we applied for a restaurant license (Beer & Wine) last month TO USE until our new liquor license comes through. For the last two months we have been in negotiations to lease a new license.

Currently the lease has been sent back to their lawyers. We hope to be able to sign the lease for the new full service liquor license sometime next week.

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