Trailing-12 receipts: $3.0K (0.0% YoY, -33.1% MoM). Clean compliance record. Located in Tyler. Audit risk not yet scored — fewer than 6 months of filed receipts on record.
Based on trailing-12-month gross of $2,993, applying contribution margins of -5–32% and EBITDA multiples of 2.25–3.75×. Confidence: low. Not a formal appraisal — anchor for diligence conversations.
This permit type (Temporary Beer) does not file Mixed Beverage Gross Receipts with the Texas Comptroller. That monthly state-level filing is only required for permits that serve liquor along with beer/wine for on-premise consumption.
The permit, license status, owner, and compliance details on this page are still accurate — only the monthly receipts chart isn't applicable here.
EAST TEXAS STATE FAIR is a Temporary Beer located in TYLER, Texas. In October 2010, it reported $1,200 in total mixed beverage sales. Its sales mix is approximately 0% liquor, 92% beer, and 8% wine. Its BoozeReports audit risk score is not yet rated — this bar has fewer than 6 months of filed mixed beverage receipts, so the sales-pattern signals the score relies on are not yet meaningful.
2112 W FRONT ST, TYLER, TX 75702
Comparative gross-receipt heatmap for permits within ~1 mile. Brighter = higher monthly receipts.
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“It should be called East Texas State Mediocre. Or maybe ETS Carnival. No animal barn full of farm animals competing, just some token farm animals on display. Small grounds, mostly food and carnival games/rides. Portapotties had people "camping" in them, doing something for long periods of time. Turkey leg was ok, not great. Not tender. At least admission was free and saw several camel toes.”
“Small town fair. Can easily see everything in 2 hours. Parking lot is the worst I have ever seen. You need a pickup truck to get through the parking lot. Very dusty and dirty. The fair itself is ok. Remember it’s a small town fair. One food vendor should be closed down. He was touching food with his sweaty dirty hands for nachos. Glove only on one hand. Extremely nasty.”
“I purchased two carnival wrist bands. One for my wife and one for my daughter. My wife went on one ride and told me she wasn't feeling well. She took off her wristband and gave it to me so I could ride with my daughter. I went to get on the twirl and whirl and the staff member told me I couldnt get on the ride without a wrist band around my wrist, the wristband was in my hand. I offered to show him my receipt...”
“The East Texas State Fair is a great family event. The new fairgrounds are clean and the staff and volunteers are very friendly. We are fortunate to have this great event in Tyler. We attended the rodeo as well. It was one of the best rodeo experiences we’ve had. Keep up the great work!”
“I recently visited the East Texas State Fair, and while it offers a taste of a small-town fair experience, there were a few aspects that left me with mixed feelings. You can easily see everything in about two hours, which is good if you're looking for a quick outing. However, the parking lot was, without exaggeration, one of the worst I've ever encountered. It was incredibly dusty and dirty, and I honestly felt...”
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