New liquor-by-the-drink license, restaurant occupancy permit issued and small-business liquor license application records every week: business name, address, filing date, a link to the government record and, on the statewide feed rows, a phone. For lenders: new restaurants that may need financing.
10 of 24 new filings from the Nov 9, 2026 edition. Filings, not confirmed openings.
Business
City
What was filed
Source date
Contact in the Excel
Dus Café
St. Louis
Small-business liquor license application
Nov 7, 2026
None published yet
Kingdom Coffee
Springfield
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 5, 2026
Phone
Little Lager
Saint Louis
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 5, 2026
Phone
Huntin' Fox Taproom, the
Hannibal
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 5, 2026
Phone
Fly by
Fayette
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 4, 2026
Phone
Made in Kc
Kansas City
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 4, 2026
Phone
Chuy Y Pedro's Authentic Mexican Restaurant
Joplin
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Nov 3, 2026
Phone
Brickstone Kitchen
Saint Charles
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Oct 31, 2026
Phone
Duck in Waddle Out
Craig
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Oct 31, 2026
Phone
Paper Crane
St.louis
New liquor-by-the-drink license
Oct 30, 2026
Phone
The Excel adds the address, the government link and any phone, email or website the business publishes: 18 of 52 Missouri records in this edition have one.
Missouri, statewide. Three-week state list refreshed weekly, checked daily.
Newly issued by-the-drink liquor and beer licenses from the state's new-license list, with the business phone and the managing officer the state names on the active license record. Caterers, churches and institutions are left out.
City of St. Louis, Missouri. City file refreshed daily, checked daily.
Occupancy permits the City of St. Louis Building Division issued in the last 90 days for a restaurant, cafe, coffee shop, bakery, ice cream shop, bar, tavern or taproom, dated by the issue date, with the occupant named on the permit and the use as the city permitted it. A business needs an occupancy permit to occupy a premises for its use, so a permit can go to a new restaurant or to an existing one, for example under a new occupant; it is not a confirmed opening. Hotels, stores, caterers' kitchens, event spaces, clubs, one-night events and institutional kitchens are left out. The city publishes no phone and no ZIP for the premises.
City of St. Louis, Missouri. City case system read live, checked daily.
Applications for the City of St. Louis's small-business liquor license (ordinance 71819) created in the last 90 days: restaurants, bars, cafes and other places that will serve alcohol, dated by the day the application was created, with its status on the day first collected (under review, resubmitted, pending, open or issued). Applications the city has denied, withdrawn, closed or cancelled are left out, and so are stores, hotels, caterers and event halls by name, since they can hold the same license. An application is not an issued license or a confirmed opening; an existing restaurant or bar can also apply, for example under a new owner. The city publishes no phone and no ZIP for an application, and the applicant is shown only when it is a registered company.
When FranBizNetwork, the brokerage that runs Restaurant Intel, closes the sale of a franchise restaurant in Missouri, the sold location is in the report too: address, brand, close date and the business phone when the brokerage has it. It is our own sale record, not a government filing, and the row says so. Never the buyer, seller or price.
Only what these registers publish, on the publisher's own schedule.
Loan requests. A filing shows activity, not a need for a loan; an ownership change is not a business for sale, and a franchise or chain is labeled, not removed.