MLCC suspends another 8 liquor licenses, including Andiamo Warren
The state of Michigan has suspended the liquor licenses for eight more bars and restaurants in the state for violating the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services emergency order banning indoor dining.
Among the eight businesses is Andiamo Italia s Warren restaurant. The Michigan Liquor Control Commission issued an emergency suspension of its Class C liquor license on Thursday, exactly one week after owners Joe and Rosalie Vicari hosted a Zoom meeting to discuss an initiative calling for a compromise with the state government to reopen indoor dining rooms, which have been ordered closed since Nov. 18.
Andiamo in Warren loses liquor license in violation of Michigan’s COVID-19 restriction on indoor gatherings
A total of 21 businesses have had their liquor licenses suspended
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WARREN, Mich. – The Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC) issued an emergency suspension of liquor license and permits for Andiamo’s Warren restaurant on East 14 Mile Road in violation of Michigan’s current COVID-19 restrictions.
According to the MLCC on Tuesday, the suspension was issued on Dec. 10 for L.V. Management Inc. d/b/a Andiamo Italia.
The MLCC suspended the licensee’s Class C liquor license and permits for Sunday sales, dance entertainment, additional bar and catering in violation of allowing indoor gatherings and allowing individuals to gather without requiring them to wear face masks.