El Guacamole Mexican Grill 4 receives Texas mixed beverage license on West Hildebrand
Rule Changes San Antonio, TX localState records show a new permit at an address where the restaurant already appears in listings.
Overview
On November 4, 2026, the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission recorded a mixed beverage permit for El Guacamole Mexican Grill 4 at 1401 W Hildebrand Ave in San Antonio. The holder listed in state records is Ramon Mares. A mixed beverage permit authorizes a business to sell liquor, beer and wine for on-premise consumption.
Directory listings already place El Guacamole at that address, so the record is a new license at an existing restaurant. It does not show whether mixed beverage service has begun, and it does not by itself establish that the business holds every approval it needs.
Why it matters
A new state permit authorizes mixed-drink sales at an existing West Side San Antonio restaurant.
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TABC issues mixed beverage permit
Latest LicensingState records list a mixed beverage permit for El Guacamole Mexican Grill 4, holder Ramon Mares.
Scenarios
El Guacamole Mexican Grill 4 begins mixed beverage sales
Discussed by: No public analysis; inferred from the permit's scope
A mixed beverage permit authorizes on-premise liquor sales. If the restaurant adds cocktails or spirits to its menu, the license would be in active use. TABC records and the restaurant's menu would show it.
Permit stays active through its first renewal
Discussed by: Inferred from standard TABC licensing cycles
TABC permits carry renewal requirements. If the business keeps the permit current, the record stays active in the state database.
Permit lapses or is surrendered
Discussed by: Inferred; no public signal either way
A license can lapse if the business closes, changes hands or fails to renew. The record alone gives no indication of the restaurant's plans.
