Politics & Government

PHOTOS: The Four Arlington Restaurants Caught Serving Alcohol to Minors

The restaurants failed to pass an undercover test by police in late May.

Four Arlington restaurants were caught serving alcohol to minors during an undercover operation by police in late May.

, Sabzi, and all served beer to the minors who were working with police on Wednesday, May 30, without asking for ID, according to the police report. It was all four restaurants first offense.

The owners of Kathmandu Spice, Sabzi and Sweet Chili appeared before the Board of Selectmen on Monday, and they all took full responsibility for their infractions.

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All three restaurants had their alcohol licenses suspended for three days by the board. The restaurants will serve their suspensions during the middle of the week, sometime in September.

The restaurants will remain open during the suspensions, but they will not be allowed to serve alcohol.

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The owner or an attorney representing Manna Sushi did not attend Monday’s meeting, so the board postponed action against the restaurant until its next meeting.

All other restaurants and liquor stores in Arlington received the same test and did not serve the minors.


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