Which Type of Liquor License Does Your Business Need

A quick comparison of the main permit types by business, so you can see which one fits before you file.

The right permit depends on what you sell, how you serve it, and where. A full service bar, a package store, and a cafe pouring wine each need a different license. This guide compares the main Texas permit types by business. Gerald Franklin Agency confirms the exact fit for your concept.

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By Business

Match the Permit to Your Concept

Bars and full service restaurants

A Mixed Beverage Permit covers spirits, wine, and beer served on the premises.

Cafes and casual restaurants

A Wine and Malt Beverage Permit covers beer and wine without full liquor.

Liquor stores

A Package Store Permit covers sealed spirits sold to go.

Grocery and convenience

An Off Premise Permit covers sealed beer and wine to go.

Private clubs in dry areas

A Private Club Registration Permit covers spirits service through the club model.

Events

An Event Permit covers festivals, galas, and one time occasions.

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We Confirm the Exact Fit

Many businesses need a core permit plus supporting certificates and a bond. We confirm the full set during a short consultation, so you file once and file correctly. See all beverage permits.

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