NY SLA · 59,000+ licenses · daily refresh
New liquor licenses in New York
Every week, we pull the latest licensee record from the New York State Liquor Authority, normalize it, and send you only the licenses that are new. A new New York liquor license usually means a bar, restaurant, liquor store, brewery, or tasting room opening or changing hands.
What you get for New York
A clean, filterable row for every new license, ready to drop into your CRM.
| Field | Example |
|---|---|
| Business name | Harbor & Vine LLC |
| Address | 1420 Market St |
| City / County | by New York jurisdiction |
| License type | on-premise / off-premise |
| Status | issued / pending |
| Issue date | newest first |
- Pending applications are surfaced where NY SLA publishes them, so you can reach a business before it opens.
- Filter by license type to match your product, from full bars to beer-and-wine stores.
- Deduplicated against prior weeks so you never work the same lead twice.
Who uses New York license data
Payments & POS
Reach a new New York venue before it picks a processor or point-of-sale system.
Insurance
Liquor liability and general liability are required from day one for every new licensee.
Distribution
Beverage and food suppliers competing for every new on-premise and off-premise account.
Local services
Accounting, payroll, signage, and marketing firms selling into new hospitality businesses.