Summary
The city has signaled it intends not to renew the alcohol licenses of Tequila's Mexican Restaurant and the Citgo on State Road, and both businesses got hearings to argue their case. The outcomes affect whether these neighborhood businesses can keep serving alcohol — and in the gas station's case, selling tobacco and vaping products.
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Last discussed Jun 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
Loss of license renewals could affect the revenue and viability of two local businesses.
Depends on the outcome — the businesses benefit if licenses are renewed; the city benefits if enforcement concerns are addressed.
The two businesses could lose their ability to sell alcohol and tobacco products if the nonrenewals stand.
Mentions & discussions (4)
City denies liquor licenses for Tequila’s and Citgo after alleged service to minors
City denies liquor licenses for Tequila’s and Citgo after alleged service to minors The Racquet Press
Two liquor licenses at stake in La Crosse City Hall meeting planned this week
Two liquor licenses at stake in La Crosse City Hall meeting planned this week WIZM 92.3FM 106.7FM 1410AM
Judiciary & Administration Committee (Special) - Jun 5, 2026
The city has signaled it intends not to renew the alcohol licenses of Tequila's Mexican Restaurant and the Citgo on State Road, and both businesses got hearings to argue their case. The outcomes affect whether these neighborhood businesses can keep serving alcohol — and in the gas station's case, selling tobacco and vaping products.
La Crosse close to maxing out available liquor licenses
La Crosse close to maxing out available liquor licenses WPR
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