TABC-licensed bars and restaurants in Alamo Heights report monthly mixed-beverage receipts to the Texas Comptroller. Latest filing month is August 2026.
8 licensed bars across 1 ZIPs reported $4.30M (+10.2% MoM, +8.2% YoY). Top venue: The Argyle ($175K). 6 other Texas cities filed alongside.
| # | Bar | City | Revenue | MoM | YoY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | The Argyle |
Alamo Heights |
$175,452 | +44.1% | -7.2% |
| 02 | Paloma Blanca Mexican Cuisine |
Alamo Heights |
$134,722 | +7.9% | +0.7% |
| 03 | Bar Mon Ami |
Alamo Heights |
$42,007 | -3.4% | — |
| 04 | Poolside |
Alamo Heights |
$39,662 | -6.6% | +22.1% |
This page tracks 8 TABC-licensed venues in Alamo Heights, Texas that report gross mixed-beverage receipts to the Texas Comptroller each month under Tax Code §183.043. Across the trailing twelve months ending August 2026, these venues recorded $4.3M in combined liquor, wine, and beer sales — an average of $44,792 per venue per month.
The data above covers every permit type that owes mixed-beverage gross-receipts tax: bars and lounges, restaurants with bar service, hotels, private clubs, breweries with on-premise sales, and caterers. Numbers are sourced directly from the monthly Comptroller filing drop, which is published on or around the 20th of each month for the prior reporting period — so August 2026 is the most recent complete dataset available. We exclude in-progress months until at least 13,000 statewide filings have arrived to avoid showing partial totals.
Use this page to benchmark a Alamo Heights bar against the citywide trend line and the statewide average per-venue receipts, scan the top-revenue venues, drill into individual ZIP-level activity, or compare Alamo Heights to similar-sized Texas cities below. Click any bar row to see that operator's full filing history, address, and compliance record.
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