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Texas issues mixed beverage permit for Anti-Social on Houston's Gulf Freeway

Texas issues mixed beverage permit for Anti-Social on Houston's Gulf Freeway

Rule Changes Houston, TX local

The Nov. 4 record names EL SENOR HTX INC at an address that has hosted a bar.

Overview

Updated 57 minutes ago

The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed beverage permit on Nov. 4, 2026, for a business called Anti-Social at 10729 Gulf Freeway in Houston. The holder is EL SENOR HTX INC, according to the state's license data.

A mixed beverage permit lets a business sell liquor, beer and wine for on-premises drinking. The record shows one approval. It does not show whether the business has every approval it needs, whether it is open, or whether it will open.

Why it matters

One permit record puts a new alcohol license at a southeast Houston address; it does not show whether a bar will operate there.

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Key Indicators

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TABC license records filed
One mixed beverage license issued Nov. 4, 2026, for 10729 Gulf Freeway.

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Timeline

1 event Latest: 2 days ago
  1. TABC issues mixed beverage permit for Anti-Social

    Latest Licensing

    The commission records a mixed beverage license for EL SENOR HTX INC at 10729 Gulf Freeway.

Scenarios

1

Anti-Social begins serving customers on the Gulf Freeway

Uncertain Resolves by May 4, 2027

Discussed by: No public forecasts; inferred from the permit record.

The permit is the first public step toward a bar trading under the Anti-Social name. If a business listing or news report later shows on-premises alcohol sales at the address, this resolves yes. The record alone does not establish it.

2

The permit lapses without a bar trading as Anti-Social

Possible Resolves by Nov 4, 2027

Discussed by: No public forecasts; inferred from the permit record.

A license can be issued and then expire, be surrendered, or be cancelled before a business operates. If the TABC record shows the license inactive and no listing appears, this resolves yes.

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