With $72,171 in receipts for the latest month, the venue’s sales are close to the $72,341 average observed across Houston bars. Filed in August 2026, the bar operates at 2203 N Shepherd Dr, maintaining performance typical for its market segment.
Based on trailing-12-month gross of $867,000, applying contribution margins of -5–32% and EBITDA multiples of 2.25–3.75×. Confidence: low. Not a formal appraisal — anchor for diligence conversations.
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ALMA MEXICAN FAJITAS & RITAS is a Mixed Beverage located in HOUSTON, Texas. In August 2026, it reported $72,171 in total mixed beverage sales. Its average monthly sales over the last 12 months were $72,250. Its highest-grossing month in that period was May 2026 with $86,048 in sales. Sales have remained relatively stable. Its sales mix is approximately 87% liquor, 8% beer, and 6% wine. The establishment currently holds an Active TABC license. Its BoozeReports audit risk score is rated low with no significant compliance concerns detected.
2203 N SHEPHERD DR, HOUSTON, TX 77008
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“Alma was just okay for us. We went in December, and unfortunately the hostess came across as rude and a bit passive-aggressive, which made us feel uncomfortable from the start. Our waiter, however, was very nice and attentive, which we appreciated. The food was good overall, but my husband didn’t feel his dish was worth the price. We spent about $70 total, and based on the experience, we wouldn’t be returning.”
“We are like the atmosphere here. They make the best charro beans according to my partner. I tried the burrito bowl for the first time tonight and LOVED it!!! We enjoy their margaritas and fajitas, too. The parking is challenging, but it’s worth a try!!!”
“Enjoyed my first visit, we had the Royce's plate and the tortilla soup. Portions were good, tortilla soup was delicious. Only downside was the mole enchilada and the brochette shrimp were both more salty than I would like.”
“Ordered a tampiquena and was disappointed with the portion of meat—only 3 small pieces. The dish was mostly rice, beans, and lettuce. The price seemed fair only if the meat portion was adequate.”
“The BEST Mexican food in The Heights. It’s authentic tasting, it’s clean and healthy not greasy or oily. We got the barbacoa tacos, the chicken and beef picadillo enchiladas, and the chicken flautas. Every dish we had was so good! The Mexican rice and charro beans were also delicious. This is my new go to Mexican restaurant. If you’re looking for healthy Mexican food that tastes authentic, this is the place.”
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