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There are no statewide bring-your-own-beverage (BYOB) laws in Texas. Check with your city or county for relevant local ordinances. State law does say it's illegal to bring alcoholic beverages onto the premises of the holder of a Mixed Beverage Permit (MB) or Private Club Registration Permit (N).

To sell alcohol to your guests, you need a license under the Texas Alcohol and Beverage Code or you need to hire a licensed caterer. Note that, for a variety of reasons, licenses are not generally available to sell alcohol at a private residence.

AUSTIN ? Texas law now lets customers and businesses safely enjoy alcohol-to-go options. Temporary waivers to provide relief to businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic have been updated and made permanent, thanks to recent action by Texas Gov.

And in Texas, mobile food units cannot sell alcohol because they do not meet the minimum requirements of the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC). TABC permitting laws mandates that a business must have a Retail Dealer's License in order to serve any sort of alcohol.

Two-Drink Limit. This one is simple enough ? the TABC prohibits selling or serving more than two drinks to one person at one time. If four people are placing an order for drinks, for example, the maximum number of drinks that they can order is eight ? two drinks per person.

O If spirits are in the drink, the maximum amount of spirits allowed is 4.5 oz. o Any wine or cocktail to go may only be sold WITH a bona fide meal. o No beer may be sold this way; beer may only be sold in manufacturer-sealed containers.

It is legal to transport liquor or malt beverages over state lines by car, boat or plane in limited quantities. But a person may bring no more than 4 liters of spirituous liquor (a standard size bottle is 750ml) and 80 liters of malt beverages (aka 9 cases).