General Alcohol Consumption and Sales Laws of Texas

The following are the general alcohol sales and consumption laws of Texas

Must purchase at least 100ml of liquor, no single 50ml hotel mini sales

Hard Liquor sales:

Monday through Saturday: 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM

Beer and wine sales:

Monday through Friday: 7:00 AM – Midnight
Saturday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 AM
Sunday: Noon – Midnight

Alcohol Service in Restaurants, bars and clubs:

Monday through Saturday: 7:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – Noon (must be served with food), normal service after noon til 2:00 AM

These are the general laws however each city and county in Texas can enact ordinances to further restrict the sales and consumption.  There are currently about 22 dry counties in Texas.

The legal age in Texas as with the rest of the country to purchase and or consume alcohol is 21. 

If in doubt, put it down. Not responsible for inaccurate information!

Please consume alcohol responsibly and don't drink and drive!

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Keep napkins and coasters from sticking to glasses

Ever been at a bar or restaurant and been served an ice cold drink on a napkin and every time you picked up the drink, it stuck to the napkin or coaster?  There is a very easy and quick fix to that!  Just sprinkle some regular table salt on the napkin, even if the napkin is already wet.  The salt acts as a barrier between the paper and the moisture and you’ll be able to pick up the glass time and time again without trying to detach that pesky napkin!

Blue Moon at Buffalo Wild Wings

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Visit my ETSY shop!

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All photos taken by Paul Clough.  

© All Rights Reserved.  Please contact for permission to use photos.