Bread and Circuses Bistro Retains Liquor License
The Towson coffee shop and restaurant appeared before the Baltimore County Liquor Board Monday to address noise complaints.
After a brief Monday afternoon hearing, the Baltimore County Liquor Board opted to allow Bread and Circuses Bistro to keep its liquor license following complaints of noise. Residents of Trinity House, a senior housing facility operated by Catholic Charities of Baltimore, complained that music coming in the evening hours from the nearby Towson coffee shop and restaurant, located at 27 E. Chesapeake Avenue, is disruptive. Specifically, a representative of the Trinity House objected to the amplification of live musical acts during dinner service. Bread and Circuses owner Steven Fox, who called the performances "background music," said he would prefer to continue providing modest amplification but told the representative that he will make …
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D Schmid
8:44 am on Wednesday, December 5, 2012
It's not like they have the bass turned up to the max like they do at the Recher patio in the warm weather. The live music at the French Press is really lovely and not loud. These little cafes should be encouraged. more ›