Fort Worth, TX local news

Texas alcohol record lists Alchemy Craft Coffee & Cocktail Bar license on Weisenberger

Fort Worth Rule Changes Single Licensing Record

A Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission record dated November 9, 2026 lists a mixed beverage license for Alchemy Craft Coffee & Cocktail Bar at 2700 Weisenberger St Suite 140 in Fort Worth. The holder is NSE Alchemy LLC.

Why it matters: A mixed beverage license is the state permission to sell liquor by the drink at a specific address, separate from city and building approvals.

Texas issues mixed beverage license to KS Cafe LLC in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Rule Changes Single License Record

KS Cafe LLC now holds a Texas mixed beverage license for Suite 570 at 128 E Exchange Ave in Fort Worth. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued the license on November 6, 2026, according to the state's license database.

Why it matters: The license lets KS Cafe LLC sell mixed drinks at this address if other requirements are met; it is not a general business permit.

Vesaro Restaurant gets Texas liquor licence at former Martha's Mexican Cocina address

Fort Worth Rule Changes Seven-month transition at a north Fort Worth restaurant address

Vesaro Restaurant holds a Texas mixed beverage permit for 4240 Heritage Trace Pkwy in north Fort Worth. That is the address where Martha's Mexican Cocina operated until its eviction closure in March. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC, the state agency that licenses alcohol sales) issued the permit October 23.

Why it matters: A new restaurant now holds the liquor licence to serve at the address where a Fort Worth favorite closed under eviction in March.

Texas issues liquor licence to Murray's Irish Pub on Fort Worth's South Main

Fort Worth Money Moves Ongoing

Texas issued a mixed-beverage liquor licence to Murray's Irish Pub at 1001 South Main Street in Fort Worth on October 23, 2026. The licence permits on-premises sales of liquor by the drink. It is one approval in the permitting process and does not show whether the pub has opened.

Why it matters: The document records a new pub tenant for Fort Worth's South Main, an area Hatfield Advisors calls one of Texas's fastest-growing urban cores.

Fuel Thex receives Texas beer and wine license in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Rule Changes 51 days from application to license

A Fort Worth fuel and convenience business called Fuel Thex received a beer and wine license from the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission on October 7, 2026. The permit went to AALARA786 ENTERPRISE LLC for 2005 N Riverside Dr Ste 105, about seven weeks after the company applied.

Why it matters: This license decides whether Fuel Thex can sell beer and wine alongside fuel in Fort Worth.

Texas issues liquor license to The Red Durt Saloon in downtown Fort Worth

Fort Worth Rule Changes Licensing Process (July - Oct. 2026)

Texas records show The Red Durt Saloon's mixed-beverage permit is active, valid through October 2028. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued the permit to Isis Industries Inc. on October 12, 2026, for 910 Houston St. Ste. 110 in downtown Fort Worth.

Why it matters: A downtown Fort Worth saloon may take over a former pasta restaurant's space; its liquor permit is now active.

Texas issues liquor license for Graham Elliot's Commodore Tavern in Fort Worth

Fort Worth Built World Planning phase since September 2026

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed beverage permit on October 2 to Commodore Magnolia LLC, the company behind Commodore Tavern & Terrace at 1101 W Magnolia Ave in Fort Worth. The record shows the licensing step, not that the restaurant has opened; as of mid-October the tavern was still under construction.

Why it matters: A state liquor permit moves Graham Elliot's planned Magnolia Avenue tavern closer to opening, his first venture with a new hospitality group.

Texas issues mixed beverage license to Fort Worth taqueria

Fort Worth Rule Changes Ongoing permit status

Texas issued a mixed beverage license to Los Paisanos Restaurante y Taqueria LLC at 1446 N Main St in Fort Worth on September 28, 2026. The permit lets the taqueria sell beer, wine, and liquor for on-premises consumption.

Why it matters: The mixed beverage permit allows Los Paisanos to serve beer, wine, and liquor on-site, expanding what the North Fort Worth taqueria can sell.

Flora House at Fort Worth Botanic Garden secures liquor license ahead of fall opening

Fort Worth Built World 3 months of pre-opening steps

Flora House, the new restaurant going into the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, received its mixed beverage license from Texas on September 25. The permit lets the venue serve beer, wine, and cocktails once it opens.

Why it matters: If Flora House opens on schedule, the Botanic Garden gains its first full restaurant and bar and a new events catering revenue stream.

GG's Liquor gets Texas license for Fort Worth store

Fort Worth Rule Changes One License in a Permit Process

A north Fort Worth liquor store took a regulatory step forward on September 22, when the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued it a license for 2740 Western Center Blvd. The permit, recorded under code P, is held by GG's Liquor at suite 500.

Why it matters: If GG's Liquor opens, Fort Worth's far north side gains a new local source for spirits and allocated whiskeys like Blanton's.

Al Biernat's secures Fort Worth liquor license for downtown opening

Fort Worth Built World Expansion in progress: lease to license

Al Biernat's, the Dallas steakhouse that has anchored Oak Lawn since 1998, took its first step toward Fort Worth on September 11. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed beverage license for Al Biernat's Fort Worth at 913 Houston St, the former Farm & Home Savings bank building in downtown Fort Worth.

Why it matters: If the opening proceeds, Al Biernat's brings its first out-of-Dallas location to a downtown Fort Worth betting on a dining-led revival.

Fort Worth's Ye Olde Bull & Bush keeps its license current

Fort Worth Rule Changes One-day license approval

Ye Olde Bull & Bush, the British pub at 2300 Montgomery St. in Fort Worth, had its Texas liquor license renewed on September 9, 2026. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) issued the license, which allows the establishment to continue serving beer and wine.

Why it matters: If this license lapsed, the pub couldn't legally serve alcohol—a key part of its business model—so keeping it current is essential for survival.

Uncle Ricco's gets mixed-beverage permit for Fort Worth bar

Fort Worth Rule Changes Ongoing licensing process

Texas regulators issued a mixed-beverage license to Uncle Ricco's at 2812 Stanley Ave in Fort Worth on August 25, 2026. The permit lets the business sell mixed drinks once it opens.

Why it matters: A new bar has a license on Stanley Avenue in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth's Bamboo Room mahjong lounge secures liquor license, nears opening

Fort Worth Built World Ongoing venture

The Bamboo Room, a mahjong lounge and retail shop at 6115 Camp Bowie Blvd., received its Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission license on August 19. The license lets the mother-daughter duo behind the venture serve beer, wine, and wine-based cocktails alongside their game sessions.

Why it matters: The Bamboo Room signals mahjong's shift from private homes to commercial venues in Fort Worth, giving the game a dedicated public anchor.

Renk Seafood LLC takes out Fort Worth liquor license on Ellis Avenue

Fort Worth Rule Changes Ongoing — business still in planning

Renk Seafood LLC filed a Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) mixed-beverage license application for 1544 Ellis Ave in Fort Worth on August 13, 2026. The MB permit type allows on-premises sale of mixed drinks, wine, and beer — the standard license for a restaurant or bar. The license is one approval, not a full green light. Renk Seafood still needs building permits, a certificate of occupancy, and any additional health or food-service permits before it can pour a drink or seat a customer. The filing signals the business is actively moving toward opening on Ellis Avenue, a stretch of Fort Worth's Near Southside that has absorbed a wave of new food and drink concepts over the past several years.

Why it matters: A new bar or restaurant at 1544 Ellis Ave signals another commercial activation on Fort Worth's Near Southside — and a fresh competitor for the block's existing drink and dining dollars.

La Campiña Salvadoreña gets Texas liquor license for Fort Worth location

Fort Worth Money Moves Ongoing since license issued

Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed-beverage license to La Campiña Salvadoreña for its new Fort Worth location on September 3, 2026. The license, filed under Texas ABC's public records, permits the restaurant to serve beer, wine, and liquor on premises.

Why it matters: This license clears the way for a new Salvadoran dining option in Fort Worth, expanding the chain's DFW footprint.

Mi Chante Mexican Cuisine gets liquor license in Fort Worth's Alliance area

Fort Worth Money Moves Ongoing Expansion

Mi Chante Mexican Cuisine, a family-owned chain with two North Texas locations, has a Texas liquor license for its third restaurant in Fort Worth's Alliance area. The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed beverage license on September 3, 2026.

Why it matters: Fort Worth's Alliance corridor gains a new sit-down dining option as Mi Chante opens its third location.