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Version 1.8.2 · 2026-10-04
Increasing the number of search results and fixing a nav bug
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The store currently lists version 1.8.2, updated 2026-10-04.







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Use the LiquorTX app to see liquor sales for all bars & restaurants in the State of Texas (over 20,000 to date). Search by name or browse businesses in Map View, then click on a business to view up to fifteen years of sales data, permit owner, permit expiration date, and liquor/beer/wine product mix.
LiquorTX features:
• Search sales and permit information for all 20,000+ bars and restaurants in Texas
• View up to fifteen years historical sales data
• View product mix for each bar or restaurant listed
• Search permit information for another 60,000+ businesses holding TABC licenses (package stores, breweries, beer & wine only)
• Filter results by Business Type, City, County, Zip
• Sort results by monthly sales, year-to-date sales, distance from you
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Increasing the number of search results and fixing a nav bug
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