City Council approves intoxicating liquor license for Lago Tacos at Grand Way

April 23, 2025 | St. Louis Park, Hennepin County, Minnesota

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City Council approves intoxicating liquor license for Lago Tacos at Grand Way

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The St. Louis Park City Council meeting on April 21, 2025, covered several important topics, including the approval of consent items and a public hearing for a new liquor license.

The meeting began with a discussion on consent items A through G. Council members expressed support for item 5B, which pertains to the ongoing partnership with the local school district through community education programs. One council member highlighted the value of this collaboration, emphasizing the mutual benefits and trust built between the city and the school district. The council unanimously approved the consent items without further discussion.
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Following the consent items, the council held a public hearing regarding an intoxicating liquor license for Lago Lynn Lake LLC, operating as Lago's Tacos. The proposed location, situated at 3801 Grand Way, is the former site of McCoy's Public House, which closed in March 2024. Lago's Tacos will feature a total seating capacity of 278, including 206 indoor seats and 72 outdoor seats. The owner, Thomas Farris, who also manages the restaurant, has other locations in Plymouth and Excelsior, with a new site set to open in Eagan later this year. The police department conducted a thorough background check on Farris, finding no issues that would prevent the license from being granted.

The council was asked to open the public hearing, gather public testimony, and subsequently consider a motion to approve the liquor license application. The meeting concluded with the council prepared to address any questions regarding the application.

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Overall, the meeting underscored the city's commitment to community partnerships and the growth of local businesses.

Converted from St Louis Park City Council Meeting April 21, 2025 meeting on April 23, 2025
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