Why Choose Ranger Texas Liquor Licensing Agency
Ranger Texas Liquor Licensing Agency is headquartered in Houston and provides TABC license and permit services to businesses throughout the entire State of Texas. We serve all three tiers of the alcoholic beverage industry – manufacturers, wholesalers, and retailers – from single-location bars to multi-unit restaurant groups.
Attorney-operated, not just consultants. When a legal issue comes up during the licensing process, you don’t get referred out. We handle business formation, purchase and sale agreements, compliance disputes, and Federal TTB permitting in-house.
All three tiers of the industry. Most agencies focus on retail – bars and restaurants. Ranger serves manufacturers(breweries, distilleries, wineries), wholesalers and distributors, and retailers. If you produce, distribute, or sell alcohol in Texas, we handle your licensing.
Statewide coverage from Houston. We serve businesses in every Texas county from our Houston office. Whether you’re opening a bar in Austin, a package store in Dallas, or a brewery in San Antonio, we manage the entire TABC licensing process from start to finish.
Texas Businesses We Help Get Licensed
Bars, Restaurants, Nightclubs, Breweries, Wineries, Distilleries, Package Stores, Liquor Stores, Hotels, Grocery Stores, Private Clubs, Sports Bars, Cocktail Lounges, Music Venues, Beer Gardens, Event Venues, Brewpubs, Wine Bars, Rooftop Bars, Karaoke Bars, Cigar Bars, Wholesalers, Distributors, Importers.
Who you'll be working with
Adriana Perez
Adriana Perez serves as Director of Licensing for Ranger Texas Liquor Licensing Agency, overseeing TABC licensing services for businesses throughout Texas.
Since 2018, Adriana has worked extensively with businesses across all tiers of the alcoholic beverage industry, including manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, restaurants, bars, nightclubs, and retail establishments. A graduate of the University of Houston-Downtown with a Bachelor of Business Administration, Adriana brings extensive industry experience and a thorough understanding of the TABC licensing process to every client engagement. Fluent in both English and Spanish, Adriana works directly with clients to guide their licensing applications from initial consultation through final approval.
One point of contact
Adriana handles your application from the first call until the permit is issued.
Lawyers when you need them
If a legal question comes up, attorney Al Van Huff and Monshaugen & Van Huff, P.C. handle it in-house. You are not referred to another firm.
Who We Help
What Type of Business Are You
Select your business type to see the specific TABC licenses and permits you need.
Simple Process
How It Works
Getting your TABC license doesn't have to be complicated. We handle the hard part.
Determine the Correct Permit Type
We assess your business model and identify exactly which TABC licenses and permits you need.
Obtain Local City and County Approvals
We handle local permits, distance compliance, surveys, and any city or county requirements for your location.
Complete the TABC Application
We prepare your full TABC application through AIMS, including entity documents, floor plans, and background check coordination.
Submit Required Documentation and Fees
We file your application, submit all supporting documents, secure your surety bond, and pay the required state fees.
Await Approval and Inspections
TABC reviews your application and conducts inspections. We manage all communication until your permit is issued.
What We Do
Licensing and Business Services
Beyond TABC licensing, Ranger handles every legal and administrative step of getting your alcohol business operational.
PROVEN TRACK RECORD
Texas Liquor Licensing by the Numbers
Exposure to the TABC process isn't something you can fake. Here's what decades of licensing work looks like.
150+ Years of Combined Legal Experience
Our team brings over a century of combined experience in Texas alcoholic beverage law, TABC compliance, and business licensing.
25,000+ TABC Permits Processed
From Mixed Beverage Permits to manufacturer licenses, we've handled more TABC applications than nearly any agency in Texas.
1,000+ TABC Cases Defended
When compliance issues arise, we don't refer you out. Our attorneys have defended over a thousand TABC administrative cases.
10,000+ Clients Served
Bars, restaurants, breweries, package stores, wholesalers, and more - across all 254 Texas counties.
Frequently Asked Questions About Texas Liquor Licensing
How much does a TABC liquor license cost in Texas?
TABC license costs vary by permit type. A Mixed Beverage Permit (MB) is $5,300 for the state fee. Additional costs include surety bonds, public notice advertising, and any required surveys. Use our cost calculator for a detailed breakdown based on your specific permit type, or contact us for a custom estimate.
How long does it take to get a TABC license?
A typical Mixed Beverage Permit takes 60 to 90 days from application submission to permit issuance. Timelines vary depending on your permit type, location, and whether any issues come up during the review process. We manage the entire TABC application process – from entity formation and local approvals through final TABC inspection – to prevent the common mistakes that cause delays.
Q3: Do I need a Mixed Beverage Permit or a Wine and Malt Beverage Permit?
If your business will serve distilled spirits (liquor), you need a Mixed Beverage Permit (MB). If you will only serve beer and wine, a Wine and Malt Beverage Retailer’s Permit (BG) is sufficient. We have a full breakdown of the differences, costs, and which permit is right for your business. We assess your business model and recommend the correct TABC license and permit type.
Q4: Can you help with a liquor license anywhere in Texas?
Yes. Ranger Texas Liquor Licensing Agency serves businesses in all 254 Texas counties from our Houston office. We handle TABC licensing for bars and nightclubs, restaurants, breweries and wineries, package stores, sporting venues, and manufacturers in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, Austin, Fort Worth, El Paso, and every city in between.
Q5: What is the difference between a liquor license and a TABC permit?
In Texas, the terms are often used interchangeably, but technically a “permit” applies to liquor (distilled spirits and wine) authorizations while a “license” covers malt beverages. The distinction matters when choosing the right permit type for your business. We help businesses obtain both through our TABC license and permit services and can walk you through how to get a liquor license in Texas step by step.