Twin Barns Brewery is Opening!!

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by garysanfran

The owner told me that serving food is required by the State of NH for any establishment that serves alcohol.

Now that is an interesting law. So in New Hampshire there are no "bars" like in Boston or NY that strictly serve beverages?

[baygo]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Now that is an interesting law. So in New Hampshire there are no "bars" like in Boston or NY that strictly serve beverages?

There are a Variety of licenses. I actually do not have a restaurant or lounge license. I have a recreation license because of the golf course. I therefore do not have to sell any food at all. Fact is if I didn’t sell food, the golf course would have gone out of business along time ago.

[Woodsy]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Now that is an interesting law. So in New Hampshire there are no "bars" like in Boston or NY that strictly serve beverages?

You can get a some sort of "nightclub" license and not have to serve food. It is based on capacity. I think it has to over 400 or maybe 500 people. Not sure if allows you to be open every day either. The Big House in the Weirs has such a license.

Woodsy

[jbolty]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Now that is an interesting law. So in New Hampshire there are no "bars" like in Boston or NY that strictly serve beverages?

That's actually pretty common around the country depending on the license and is why most places like that have a hot dog steamer so they don't have to cook anything.

[Ms Molly McKever]

Will stop in when they hot top the parking lot