The Slate has officially received an active liquor license for its establishment at 1250 Welton St. The Denver licensing board approved the Hotel, Restaurant, and Cabaret permit, allowing the business to serve alcohol. This approval covers the full scope of operations for the venue located in the Central Business District. The license remains active through the expiration date listed in city records. The owner, identified as The Slate, successfully completed the necessary regulatory steps to secure this authorization. A hearing regarding the application took place earlier this year to review the proposal. The business is now cleared to operate with full alcohol service privileges under Denver city regulations.
The Slate receives active liquor license at 1250 Welton St
The Slate has been issued an active hotel, restaurant, and cabaret liquor license for its location at 1250 Welton St in Denver's CBD.
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