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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 17:30:48 GMT, wrote:
[get rid of the damn HTML formatting!] Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can = anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) = approximately costs? Thanks in advance. Carey in Houston, TX Let me get this straight. You're going to invest serious money in opening a restaurant business, and you haven't already checked with the authorities about licensing regulations and costs? Wow. I'm seriously glad that it's not my money that's backing your venture. Don't quit your day job. -- Nobody You Know |
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Oh, Guess wrote: On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 17:30:48 GMT, wrote: [get rid of the damn HTML formatting!] Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can = anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) = approximately costs? Thanks in advance. Carey in Houston, TX Let me get this straight. You're going to invest serious money Where's it say that? All it says is THINKING. in opening a restaurant business, and you haven't already checked with the authorities about licensing regulations and costs? Isn't that what she's trying to do RIGHT HERE??? Granted, this is hardly the best place to find out this information, but give her credit for doing some kind of fact finding. Wow. I'm seriously glad that it's not my money that's backing your venture. Wow. Way to flame the newbies. Just what kind of exclusive club are you defending here? Fish, meet barrel. Barrel, meet Don. HAND. --NPD -- ___________________________ Nicholas P. Dempsey Department of Sociology University of Chicago |
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Previously on rec.food.drink.beer, said:
; Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) approximately costs? Thanks in advance. I'm reasonably sure that the City Hall department that deals with food/entertainment/restaurants/bars/etc can give you precise costs. -- Jeffrey Kaplan * www.gordol.org The from userid is killfiled * Send personal mail to gordol "There are things in the Universe billions of years older than either of our races. They are vast, timeless and if they are aware of us at all, it is as little more than ants and we have as much chance of communicating with them as an ant has with us." (Amb. G'Kar, B5 "Mind War") |
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Can't help you on the exact costs involved, as there are many:
http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/liccom/feecht.pdf I'd recommend that you contact the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission directly and seek consultation to meet your exact needs. Here's their website: http://www.tabc.state.tx.us Good luck ... -- Todd Alström, Founder http://BeerAdvocate.com -- BeerAdvocate.com Extreme Beer Fest 01.17.04 - The Cyclorama @ The Boston Center for the Arts http://beeradvocate.com/events/extreme_2004.php -- wrote in message . .. Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) approximately costs? Thanks in advance. Carey in Houston, TX |
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Thanks everyone for their advice. We'll start the restaurant (casual dining)
with soft drinks, coffees and cappuccinos only at first. Thanks again. Carey "Todd Alström" wrote in message news:GhAmb.25720$Fm2.11973@attbi_s04... Can't help you on the exact costs involved, as there are many: http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/liccom/feecht.pdf I'd recommend that you contact the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission directly and seek consultation to meet your exact needs. Here's their website: http://www.tabc.state.tx.us Good luck ... -- Todd Alström, Founder http://BeerAdvocate.com -- BeerAdvocate.com Extreme Beer Fest 01.17.04 - The Cyclorama @ The Boston Center for the Arts http://beeradvocate.com/events/extreme_2004.php -- wrote in message . .. Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) approximately costs? Thanks in advance. Carey in Houston, TX |
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wrote in message . .. Hi everyone, I'm thinking about opening a restaurant in Houston, TX. Can anyone on this group tell me what beer and wine license (no liquor) approximately costs? Thanks in advance. Carey in Houston, TX Send $5000 in used banknotes to:- Devious O'Rourke Box 7634X Richmond PA |
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On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 02:27:32 GMT, wrote:
Thanks everyone for their advice. We'll start the restaurant (casual dining) with soft drinks, coffees and cappuccinos only at first. Thanks again. Carey You may want to check with some local restaurants about the politics of an alcohol license in the region. In some municipalities, it is more difficult to add a license to an existing business then to start a new business with a license. Some municipalities have enacted restrictions on new licenses and the only way to serve alcohol is buy buying an existing license. If you expect your restaurant to someday need the beer and wine business to survive or make the profits you expect, then you should be sure of the local political climate first. The local owners can also tell you of any related but non-published expenses to expect. To paraphrase Rodney Dangerfield: Let me assure you, your not dealing with the Boy Scouts. |
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