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Texas Liquor Sales at Bars & Restaurants

Every venue with a Texas mixed-beverage permit reports monthly liquor sales to the state. We aggregate the Comptroller's release so you can see, at a glance, how much the on-premise trade is pouring — and where.

01Reporting period

Pick a year to explore

Texas releases new months on a rolling schedule. A label like Jan–May means only those months have been published so far — anything faded on the chart below is a month that's still partial.

02Statewide headline

What Texas poured

The topline for the reporting window you selected, alongside how the average location performed.

Total liquor sales
Same-store change
Typical location
03Monthly rhythm

How the year moved, month by month

Total liquor sales reported across every Texas venue with a mixed-beverage permit. Faded bars are months the state has only partially released — shown, but not counted in comparisons.

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04Look it up

Find a specific bar, restaurant, or hotel

Search by venue name, address, city, county, ZIP, or permit number to see monthly liquor sales, comparisons, and history for that location.

05Leaderboard

Highest-selling locations

Ranked by liquor sales in . Percentage growth is hidden when last year's data is too thin to compare reliably (fewer months reported, or under $25,000 in prior sales) — you'll see a dollar change or status label instead.

#LocationCity / CountyLiquor salesMonthsLast yearChange
Methodology & source(click to expand)
  • Numbers come from the Texas Comptroller's Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts dataset. It tracks total liquor sales at each venue — it doesn't break out tequila or any other specific spirit.
  • Only liquor sales and total sales are in this release. Wine and beer totals aren't published, so they're not shown.
  • A month is treated as "complete" once at least 80% of the year's usual reporters have filed. Partial months are shown faded and left out of comparisons.
  • Same-store change only counts locations that reported in both years — the fairest apples-to-apples comparison. The total-dollar change includes new and closed locations.
  • For individual locations, percentage change is hidden when last year's data was too thin to be reliable (under $25,000 in sales or fewer months reported) — we show the dollar change or a status label instead.
  • Source: Texas Comptroller — Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts.