Italian restaurant allowed to serve alcohol

DOWNEY - Cafe Corleone, an Italian restaurant currently located in Paramount, has been cleared to serve alcohol at its new restaurant at 12056 Paramount Blvd., formerly Salvatore's.Agostino Costa, owner of Cafe Corleone, and property owner Chad Dohrman had their liquor license application approved by the Planning Commission last week. The new restaurant will close at midnight, Friday through Sunday, and at 11 p.m. the rest of the week. Alcohol will stop being served one hour before closing, according to the agreement approved by planning commissioners. The restaurant is prohibited from operating as a bar or banquet hall, and it cannot offer "night club activities." The building measures 3,345 square feet and has sat empty for several months since the closing of Salvatore's, which was also an Italian restaurant. The application made no mention of when the new restaurant will open.

********** Published: June 23, 2011 - Volume 10 - Issue 10

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