A “bar & grill” eatery in Roswell may soon just be a grill.
At its meeting on Monday, Roswell City Council could take the first steps to revoke or suspend the alcohol license of the Cancun Bar & Grill, LLC, a local restaurant.
An item on the city’s agenda calls for an approval to schedule a public hearing on whether the license will be revoked or suspended. At that hearing, the licensee can give an explanation as to why the license shouldn’t be revoked or suspended.
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Kata Lina Clavijo holds the license for the Tex-Mex spot at 10479 Alpharetta St., which also doubles as a club in the late evening.
According to city documents, an employee of Cancun Bar & Grill broke the law and a city ordinance on May 11 when that person sold an alcoholic beverage to an underage and undercover law enforcement officer at 3:30 a.m.
The city ordinance forbids alcohol to be sold after 2 a.m. and, of course, the legal drinking age is 21.
If the resolution is approved Monday, then the city council will vote on June 23 to suspend or revoke the license.
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