In Alameda’s neighborhoods and commercial corridors, full liquor stores play a specific role, offering spirits, beer, and wine to-go. The Type...

Not every Alameda retailer that needs a Type 21 license looks like a traditional liquor store. Some operators combine full liquor sales with...

From Park Street to Webster Street and neighborhood corridors in between, many Alameda restaurants and cafés choose a Type 41 license to add beer...

Alameda’s bar and nightlife scene relies on the flexibility and privileges of the Type 48 license to operate adult-oriented venues where...

Alameda is home to a range of private membership clubs, fraternal organizations, and similar non-profit groups that serve members in a setting...