Review appeal of El Campesino restaurant's alcohol license upgrade
In Plain English
Residents appealed the Planning Commission's decision to let El Campesino restaurant at 232 23rd Street upgrade from beer and wine to full liquor sales. The restaurant also wants to extend its hours of operation. The city council will decide whether to uphold or overturn the Planning Commission's approval.
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