Ohio Liquor Control Commission revokes Cleveland’s Barley House liquor permit, effective March 24
Updated Jan 27, 2021;
Posted Jan 27, 2021
Barley House, in downtown Cleveland s Warehouse District, will lose its liquor permit in March. (Plain Dealer file)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Liquor Control Commission has revoked the alcohol permit of Barley House, effective March 24, it announced Wednesday in a summary of recent bar and restaurant decisions.
Barley House is accused of violating state laws and public health orders four times, including one going back to December 2019. Last week, the liquor commission held hearings on the allegations against the West 6th Street bar and other establishments from across Ohio. For Barley House, the fines and sanctions got more harsh with each incident before the commission, culminating with an incident that took place Nov. 14 that resulted in the loss of the permit.
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One of Cleveland’s most popular nightclubs will lose its liquor license on March 24 for violating state-ordered COVID-19 mandates for the same night Cleveland fined the bar $9,000 for local violations.