Liquor License

Liquor license sought for Aldi in Mesa

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The Mesa City Council at a meeting Feb. 23 voted unanimously as part of a consent agenda with other items to make a recommendation to the Arizona Department of Liquor License and Control for the approval for Aldi Arizona LLC, 1045 S. Gilbert Road Suite Nos. 104-109.

Posted Tuesday, March 3, 2026 7:55 am

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Aldi, a grocery store in Mesa, is requesting a new series 10S beer and wine store license with sampling privileges.

Jeffrey Craig Miller is the agent.

There is no existing license at this location.

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