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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.
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.
What Texas poured
The topline for the reporting window you selected, alongside how the average location performed.
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.
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.
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.
| # | Location | City / County | Liquor sales | Months | Last year | Change |
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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.