US EditionBoston Restaurant Owner Says "Entitled" Patriots Players Held After-Hours Party that Drew Police Response
Estella Restaurant received a one-day license suspension with two days held in abeyance after violations including after-hours alcohol use, unauthorized entertainment, and indoor smoking.
- On Thursday, the Boston Licensing Board voted to suspend Estella Restaurant's liquor license for one day after an after-hours party involving unnamed New England Patriots players in the basement.
- The owner told the board that Patriots players wanted to eat first and brought security, hookahs, DJs, dancers, and alcohol to the Milton gathering.
- Officers wrote that police found about 30 patrons, at least six large hookahs, a DJ, and three nude or partially nude women in the basement of Estella Restaurant.
- The board found violations for consumption after hours, indoor smoking, and unauthorized adult entertainment, while chair Kathleen Joyce said 'There are no exceptions in our entertainment rules for celebrities'.
- Brandao said he is considering a lawsuit against unnamed Patriots players for leaving without paying, the Patriots have not responded to comment requests, and Estella is conducting an internal review after a prior violation.
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The Boston Licensing Board on Thursday ordered Estella, a downtown restaurant, to serve a one-day suspension for allowing an impromptu New England Patriots victory party in January to extend after-hours.The board, reports local outlet Universal Hub, actually voted unanimously for a three-day suspension of the restaurant’s license. Two of the days are being held in abeyance for one year.Earlier this week, the owner of Estella, Helder George Brand…
Estella Restaurant’s license suspended after Patriots party
Estella Restaurant in downtown Boston will face a one-day license suspension, the Boston Licensing Board voted Thursday, after a post-AFC championship party with Patriots players got out of control in January. “A three day suspension, one day to be served, two days held in abeyance for a period of one year should this licensee violate any provision of Chapter 138 or the board’s rules,” board member Daniel Green read the ruling during a Thursday …
Boston restaurant owner says "entitled" Patriots players held after-hours party that drew police response
The owner of Estella in Boston says some "entitled" Patriots players threw a late-night party at his restaurant that got him in trouble with the city's licensing board.
Boston restaurant’s liquor license suspended after hosting post-AFC Championship party for Patriots
The Boston Licensing Board has suspended the liquor licence of Estella after the cops were called to the restaurant for an after-hours party involving New England Patriots players.
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