Board approves Kiln Tide alcohol license transfer
The Watertown Licensing Board approved an all-alcohol and common victualer's license transfer to a new restaurant called Kiln Tide at 643-649 Mount Auburn Street.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved an all-alcohol and common victualer's license transfer to a new restaurant called Kiln Tide at 643-649 Mount Auburn Street.
The Watertown Licensing Board voted to restore 1 a.m. as the standard bar closing time, reversing a midnight cutoff set earlier. Chair Sandra Kasabian Hoffman and members John Labadini and Jim Secricus unanimously approved the change after finding no record of problems tied to later hours.
Watertown's Licensing Board unanimously recommended a common victualler license for Bougie Pizza. Owner David Bourgeois, operating as Mangiamo LLC, plans to serve pizza, subs and salads at 212 Waverly Avenue with four stools, Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 1 a.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to midnight.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved a dozen changes to its rules and regulations and granted two September event permits.
The Watertown Licensing Board suspended the Sons of Italy's Pleasant Street liquor license for one day after finding bartender Alessandro Rosati kept serving vodka sodas to Raymond Murphy, who fell and hit his head during an August 2025 event.
The Watertown Licensing Board approved one-day all-alcohol permits for the Armenian Cultural and Educational Center's FIFA Watch Party events on four dates.
Watertown's Licensing Board approved extended bar hours for six local establishments under a new state pilot program tied to World Cup soccer matches.
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