Board of Liquor License Hearing; June 18, 2026

The Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City held a hearing on June 18, 2026, addressing multiple liquor license matters including hardship extensions, license transfers, requests for outdoor table service, and violations of liquor laws. Key procurement-related actions included approval of a 180-day hardship extension for La Cuchara following fire damage, and approval of ownership and location transfer for a class BD7 license to Copper Union at Mount Washington with outdoor service. Several establishments faced violations such as after-hours operations, failure to renew licenses, sanitation issues, and sales to minors, resulting in fines ranging from $250 to $3,000 and suspensions. Notably, Eden Sports Bar and Walker Sports Bar were fined and suspended for multiple violations including after-hours activity and non-cooperation with inspectors. The board emphasized compliance with liquor laws and community relations, with some licensees required to engage in training and community agreements. The Castle Seafood Restaurant was approved to reopen after addressing safety and code compliance issues. Overall, the meeting focused on enforcement actions, license management, and ensuring public safety and regulatory compliance in Baltimore's liquor establishments.