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Dayton · mixed-beverage receipts

TABC-licensed bars and restaurants in Dayton report monthly mixed-beverage receipts to the Texas Comptroller. Latest filing month is August 2026.

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12-mo receipts
$2.0M
trailing 12 months
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Bars reporting
10
active permits
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Avg per bar
$16,667
avg monthly
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MoM change
-8.7%
+38.5% YoY
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Latest month
August 2026
most recent filing
Source: BoozeReports.com provides Texas bar, restaurant, and alcohol-permit intelligence — including mixed beverage sales, license details, compliance signals, violations, ownership, and estimated business value. This page covers a Texas county / city profile: county-level mixed beverage receipts, top bars, ZIP-level density, peer comparisons, and trends.
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Dayton: $2.00M in August 2026.

10 licensed bars across 1 ZIPs reported $2.00M (-8.7% MoM, +38.5% YoY). Top venue: Dayton Sports Bar & Grill ($46.1K). 6 other Texas cities filed alongside.

Vs other Texas cities

Top bars in Dayton

# Bar City Revenue MoM YoY
01
Dayton Sports Bar & Grill
Dayton
$46,119 -0.8% -0.3%
02
Los Compadres Mexican Restaurant
Dayton
$40,318 +2.6% -2.7%
03
The Neon Antler
Dayton
$31,764 -4.3% —
04
Angel Lagoon
Dayton
$26,443 -30.0% +173.7%
05
Roosters Bar
Dayton
$17,411 -13.9% -46.6%
06
Shindigz
Dayton
$13,233 +18.0% +22.0%
07
Rustico Chandelier Venue & Restaurant
Dayton
$3,675 -16.0% +18.7%
08
Bling & Buckles Events
Dayton
$2,160 — —

About Dayton mixed-beverage data

This page tracks 10 TABC-licensed venues in Dayton, 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 $2.0M in combined liquor, wine, and beer sales — an average of $16,667 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 Dayton 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 Dayton to similar-sized Texas cities below. Click any bar row to see that operator's full filing history, address, and compliance record.