Framingham Establishment Opts Not To Renew Its License

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FRAMINGHAM – There were four establishments that had not renewed their common victualer license with the City of Framingham to operate in 2023.

Three of them have submitted an application for renewal and will go before the Framingham License Commission tonight, January 9

But one establishment has opted not to renew its license. Mini Bites Factory on Union Avenue did not apply for a license in 2023.

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Mini Bites Factory opened in December 2018. Former Mayor Yvonne Spicer and state rep. Jack Patrick Lewis attended the ribbon cutting for the 158 Union Avenue establishment on March 1, 2019

The establishment sells mini coxinha, which are bite-sized Brazilian fried dough balls with chicken and cheese. Mini Bites also has on the menu mini fried churros with caramel or Nutella.

Common Victualler permits are for establishments where food is served on site.