Toyo Hospitality Group gets beer-and-wine license at Los Angeles address
Rule Changes Los Angeles, CA localType 41 permit allows beer and wine on site with food at 3311 S Motor Ave; the record doesn't show whether the venue is open.
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Overview
Updated 1 hour agoCalifornia's Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) records an active beer-and-wine license for Toyo Hospitality Group at 3311 S Motor Ave in Los Angeles, filed October 14, 2026. The permit is type 41, an eating place allowed to serve beer and wine on site with food.
One approval doesn't mean the doors are open. The record shows only that the alcohol license is on file—it says nothing about whether a business is operating, what it's called, or when it might open.
Why it matters
A beer-and-wine license for an eating place at this Los Angeles address permits alcohol with meals—one permit, not proof the doors are open.
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Beer-and-wine license filed at 3311 S Motor Ave
Latest LicensingABC shows an active beer-and-wine license for Toyo Hospitality Group at 3311 S Motor Ave.
Scenarios
Restaurant opens at 3311 S Motor Ave
Discussed by: No public analysis; the record is a single licensing filing.
If Toyo Hospitality Group moves forward, the business would operate as an eating place serving beer and wine on site, per the type 41 license. Confirmation would come from ABC records, business listings, or local reporting showing the venue serving customers.
License lapses, venue never opens
Discussed by: No public analysis; the record is a single licensing filing.
The permit could lapse or be surrendered if the business never begins serving. ABC records would then show the type 41 license canceled, expired, or inactive for this address.
Group pursues a full liquor license
Discussed by: No public analysis; the record is a single licensing filing.
The business could later apply for a broader on-sale general license (type 47) to serve spirits, not just beer and wine. ABC records would show a new application or approval for the same address.