The Landing Point Bar and Grill receives Texas liquor license in San Antonio
Rule Changes San Antonio, TX localMixed-beverage permit issued October 26, 2026 at 1600 S General McMullen
Overview
Texas's Alcoholic Beverage Commission issued a mixed-beverage license to The Landing Point Bar and Grill on October 26, 2026. The permit is on file for 1600 S General McMullen on San Antonio's west side.
A business-signal tracker, OnsetGrid, lists the location's signage window as active, a sign the space is being fitted out. The state record does not say whether the business has opened, and one approval does not guarantee it will.
Why it matters
The license lets the bar legally sell drinks at this address; without further steps, the space may never open.
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Texas issues liquor license to The Landing Point Bar and Grill
Latest LicensingTABC records a mixed-beverage license (MB) for the bar at 1600 S General McMullen.
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The Landing Point Bar and Grill opens at 1600 S General McMullen
Discussed by: OnsetGrid business signals and local San Antonio coverage
With its mixed-beverage license in hand, the business completes any remaining inspections and begins serving. OnsetGrid's active signage window suggests the space is being prepared. An opening would show up as local coverage, a live website, or a listing with operating hours.
License lapses, bar never opens at the address
Discussed by: TABC license data
A permit is a step, not a promise. Some licensed establishments never open, and the permit can expire, be surrendered, or be transferred to another business. The state record will show the license's status over time.