4211 S LAMAR BLVD STE A2, Austin, TX 78704 · TABC MB656292
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Azul Tequila is a mixed-beverage licensed establishment at 4211 S LAMAR BLVD STE A2, Austin, Texas (TABC MB656292). Over the most recent 12 months it reported $185,411 in gross alcohol sales, averaging $16,856/month with a best month of $18,111. Sales mix: ~90% liquor · 8% beer · 2% wine. The building at this address is owned by RPT LAKEHILLS LLC (11,071 sqft, $28,580,000 assessed value per county records). Applying Texas bar cost benchmarks yields an estimated annual net of approximately $-1,094,231 (~-590% margin). Acquisition value is estimated at $93k–$-3,830k across revenue-multiple, SDE-multiple, and cap-rate methods. All revenue figures are gross mixed-beverage receipts as filed with the Texas Comptroller; they exclude cash income such as cover charges, game machines, or merchandise.
Texas Comptroller mixed-beverage gross receipts actual
County public records + submarket comps
Building (landlord parcel)
Azul Tequila's share
All-in occupancy cost is 630.6% of gross revenue. Industry benchmark for healthy bars is 6–10%; 12–15% is typical for premium submarkets; above 18% is unsustainable without very strong margins elsewhere.
Texas bar cost model applied to $185,411 gross revenue estimated
Split likely net profit across ownership estimated
Based on most-likely scenario (~$-1,094,231 net) estimated
We estimate this mexican restaurant pulls $529,746–$927,055/yr in total revenue (your liquor portion of $185,411 is roughly 20–35% of the total per industry benchmarks). Applied to that estimated total: revenue multiple 0.30–0.50×, net margin 10–15%, SDE multiple 2.5–4.0× (restaurant comps, not bar comps).
Confidence on this estimate is lower than the liquor-only valuation above — we're inferring food revenue from category averages, not from this specific operator's books. A serious buyer should request actual P&Ls + a Schedule C / 1120S.
Public records · last checked 2026-09-01
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