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Permit issued October 6; a $509,000 renovation at the address is scheduled to finish in December 2026.
Why it matters: A new corporate entity now holds the bar license at a long-running El Paso restaurant address, leaving the current tenant's future uncertain.
TABC record dated October 23, 2026 lists Oste on Texas LLC at 1609 Texas Ave
Why it matters: A mixed beverage permit is the main approval a new bar or restaurant needs to serve liquor — this record signals a drink-selling business forming at 1609 Texas Ave in El Paso.
Mixed-beverage permit issued as $500K renovation of 9,383 sq ft building nears scheduled completion
Why it matters: The license is a required approval for any Texas restaurant serving alcohol — its issuance signals the $500K renovation at 6901 Montana Ave is on track.
Guadalajara restaurant chain adds its fourth Texas outpost
Why it matters: Guadalajara chain Sin Yolanda brings its music-and-cocktails dining format to El Paso, adding a late-night destination for local diners.
Two FAA grants fund part of Phase 1 of a project to repave 108,000 square yards of terminal apron
Why it matters: Aging airport apron pavement can create debris that damages aircraft and delays El Paso flights.
East El Paso spot clears a licensing hurdle before opening
Why it matters: The license is the difference between Molcajete Grill opening with margaritas and beer or serving food without alcohol.
Century-old hotel takes one step in alcohol licensing; final approval and opening not yet confirmed
Why it matters: A new alcohol license at El Paso's oldest hotel hints at expanded downtown food-and-drink service.
Texas ABC license issued for the East El Paso taqueria
Why it matters: A new taqueria with a beer and wine license gives East El Paso residents another dining option, and the permit clears the last hurdle before opening.
Local pizzeria chain gets Texas alcohol license for Zaragoza Rd address
Why it matters: A new local restaurant location means more jobs and another dining option in east El Paso, and it shows the chain's expansion is on track.
The cooking school at 2101 Texas Ave can now serve alcohol at classes and events.
Why it matters: A local cooking school can now sell drinks alongside classes, expanding its revenue and the entertainment options in downtown El Paso.