WHATABURGER

Mesa Council to vote on construction of new Whataburger on S. Power Road

A rendering of the proposed Whataburger restaurant at 365. S Power Road in Mesa.

(City of Mesa)

The Mesa City Council will vote on the construction of a new Whataburger drive-thru restaurant in Mesa during their May 20 meeting.

The restaurant would be at 365 S. Power Road if approved. David Cox is the applicant. WNDG LLC is the owner. The site is currently occupied by a bank building.

If approved, the 2,859-square-foot Whataburger would have two drive-thru lanes and 28 parking spaces. The bank would be razed in order for construction to proceed.

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