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Anniston council opens public hearing on liquor-license application for Cantina Grill

2315979 · February 14, 2025
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Summary

The Anniston City Council opened a public hearing on an application from Cancun Cantina Grill LLC d/b/a Cantina Grill for a Class I restaurant retail liquor license for a location at 3337 Henry Road in Hanshaw. The applicant spoke in support; no final action on the license was recorded at the meeting.

The Anniston City Council opened a public hearing at its meeting to receive comments on a Class I restaurant retail liquor license application from Cancun Cantina Grill LLC d/b/a Cantina Grill for a location at 3337 Henry Road in Hanshaw, Alabama 36207.

The hearing was added to the agenda and the council adopted the amended agenda before taking public comment. The motion to adopt the agenda was approved by roll call: Council member Downing — yes; Council member Roberts — yes; Council member Smith — yes; Council member Harris — yes; Mayor Drake — yes.

Michael Peralta, who identified himself as the owner of the restaurant, told the council he and his staff were prepared to open and serve customers. "We're ready to serve the customers and everything and, you know, we're good to go," Peralta said. He said a man named Daniel would be working with him but gave no further details about staffing or operations.

No other members of the public spoke about the application during the hearing. The council closed the public hearing after taking the applicant's remarks. The transcript records no vote or final decision on the liquor-license application at that meeting.

The record shows the council added the alcohol-license item to the consent agenda and opened and closed the public hearing to receive comments; any subsequent licensing action or administrative decision was not recorded in the available transcript.