Liquor Licensing
LIQUOR LICENSING ATTORNEY - CLAY BARNETT 303-405-4195
LIQUOR LICENSE CONSULTANT - JON GEBERS 303-605-1579
If you need a liquor license and are concerned about RED TAPE, we can HELP
At Messner & Reeves we understand that a liquor license is one of the most important assets a business may have. Whether you are looking to obtain a new license, modify or transfer an existing license, or simply need help with your annual renewal, Messner & Reeves will provide cost effective representation.
We have represented numerous restaurants including:
Chipotle Mexican Grill, Table 6. element by Westin, Quiznos Subs, Larkburger, Roaring Fork Restaurants, Inc., a Cheddar's Casual Cafe Franchise Partner
Why we are Different
We are a Business Law Firm. Your business is our priority. Our extensive knowledge and relationships with local municipalities enables Messner & Reeves to provide unsurpassed service and efficiencies in regards to our clients liquor licensing needs.
Our experience ranges from representation of local restaurants, bars, hotels and liquor stores to management of nationwide restaurant licensing portfolios. Our liquor licensing professionals have therefore developed a unique insight in the procedural and legal aspects of liquor and site licensing.
From your original concept to the Grand Opening and beyond, M&R has the expertise to ensure a streamlined progression to your success. Most importantly - we do all this and more with Respect to your Bottom-Line.
Need More Information?
Contact: Jon Gebers (Liquor Licensing Consultant) 303-605-1579
Resources:
Top 5 Things a Restaurant Can Do To Get a Liquor License:
1. Finalize your floor plans, menu, theme, ect.2. Make sure your restaurant is located in an area zoned for the sale of alcohol.
3. Know your neighborhood.
4. Have an escape plan.
5. Hire an expert.
Read Jon's "Top 5 things a Restaurant can do to get a liquor license" on Restaurantlawblog.com for more details.
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