Michigan Liquor Control Commission (MLCC)

Rule Changes

Awaiting the city's certified approval; must issue the license before Miro Mediterranean can serve alcohol.

Grand Rapids commissioners approved a development-district liquor license for Miro Mediterranean at their Oct. 27 meeting, clearing the way for a bar and restaurant on the ground floor of the Residence Inn by Marriott at 10 Ionia Ave. NW. The city says the application was reviewed by key departments and supported by the Downtown Development Authority, which took it up Oct. 14. Commissioners directed the city clerk to certify the approval for submission to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.

Updated Oct 30

Rule Changes

Final reviewer of the liquor license

Grand Rapids' new soccer stadium moved a step closer to serving alcohol. On Oct. 6 the city's Committee of the Whole approved a liquor license for Amway Stadium, letting the 8,500-seat venue sell beer, wine, and spirits.

Updated Oct 13

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: Issued the suspension and is enforcing fine payment

Mill Creek Tavern can't sell alcohol for 30 days after the Michigan Liquor Control Commission suspended its license Sept. 2. The tavern bounced payments to a liquor wholesaler and the state, then didn't pay the fine ordered at a June hearing.

Updated Sep 6