Texas issues mixed-beverage license for Bluebird Lounge in San Antonio
Rule Changes San Antonio, TX localState records list BBL Restaurant Group LLC as holder at 125 W Grayson St., Suite 110.
Overview
On November 12, 2026, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) issued a mixed-beverage license for Bluebird Lounge at 125 W Grayson St., Suite 110 in San Antonio. The record names BBL Restaurant Group LLC as the license holder.
The filing is an official permit record. It does not establish that the business has every approval it needs, and it does not show whether the venue is open or closed.
Why it matters
A mixed-beverage license is a state permit to sell liquor; this record adds a paper trail, not proof of opening.
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Organizations Involved
The limited liability company listed as holder of the Bluebird Lounge mixed-beverage license record in San Antonio.
The Texas state agency that regulates alcoholic beverage licenses and permits.
Timeline
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Texas issues mixed-beverage license for Bluebird Lounge
Latest LicensingTABC records list BBL Restaurant Group LLC as holder for 125 W Grayson St., Suite 110.
Scenarios
Additional TABC records list Bluebird Lounge at the address
Discussed by: No analyst commentary; the scenario follows the public TABC license dataset.
If the venue pursues more alcohol permits, the state dataset would show additional records tied to the same address or holder. That would make the paper trail more complete without by itself proving the business is open.
License record is removed or changed
Discussed by: State licensing records are the only basis for this scenario.
A correction, withdrawal or holder change in the TABC dataset would alter the public record. It would not necessarily mean the business closed.
City permit record surfaces for the address
Discussed by: No public analysis; based on the fact that alcohol licensing is one of several possible local approval tracks.
San Antonio permit records could show construction, occupancy or signage work tied to the address. That would add a separate public record, but it would not confirm service.
