Laramie Momo House and Grill applies for liquor license R73

City of Laramie records show that Momo House and Grill Inc. filed an application for a new restaurant liquor license, listed as No. R73, for premises at 207 S. 3rd Street. The application is recorded as received Feb. 12, 2026, and the legal notice was published under the header "Legal Publish: February 18 and 25, 2026" in the City of Laramie materials provided to the public.

The legal notice excerpt preserved the applicant legal name Momo House and Grill Inc. and the doing-business-as name Momo House and Grill, but the notice fragment cuts off mid-word ("The noti"), indicating the published excerpt is incomplete. The supplied Laramie notice does not include owners or officers names, an application fee amount, planned hours of operation, a floor plan, a contact person or phone/email, a hearing date, a map or zoning classification, or any explicit statement about a public comment period.

Because those procedural items are missing from the excerpt, the only firm timestamps available in the public notice are the Feb. 12 application receipt and the Feb. 18 and Feb. 25 publication dates. The absence of a hearing date or contact information in the published fragment means there is no city-provided schedule or public-comment channel visible in the supplied materials for neighbors, nearby businesses, or downtown stakeholders to reference.

For broader procedural context, municipal practices vary. The City of Chicago webpage on liquor licensing states plainly, "You must have a City of Chicago Liquor License to sell liquor," and offers in-person and online application pathways and a BYOB policy: "The City of Chicago does not regulate the practice of BYOB. However, businesses that wish to engage in BYOB are responsible for ensuring that all laws and ordinances concerning the consumption of alcohol on their premises are followed including making sure minors are not consuming alcohol and protecting against customers over consuming." Chicago contact information listed in the materials is 312-74-GOBIZ (744-6249) and businesslicense@cityofchicago.org. The City of Wheaton, Illinois materials cited in the supplemental documents show concrete fee and fingerprinting rules, including "A cashier’s check representing a non-refundable application fee of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00)" and "A one hundred-dollar ($100) fee, payable to the City of Wheaton, is due at the time of fingerprinting for state and federal charges." Those Chicago and Wheaton items are jurisdiction-specific examples and are provided here only for comparative context.

What remains to be confirmed for this Laramie filing is the complete text of the published notice and the full application packet for Momo House and Grill Inc. The supplied materials preserve the key facts - applicant name, d/b/a, street address, application receipt date, and legal-publish dates - but they do not record owner names, contact details, fee payment, or any local hearing timeline. The Feb. 12, 2026 application receipt and Feb. 18 and Feb. 25, 2026 legal-publish entries are the recorded public trail available now; additional filings with the City of Laramie or the City Clerk's office will be necessary to establish ownership, operating plans for 207 S. 3rd Street, and any formal opportunity for community input.