Every week, we send you the restaurants that just filed for a liquor license near you — name, address, filing date. While they're still choosing their vendors.
| Venue | Address | Filed |
|---|---|---|
| Duck & Bao | 17333 Spring Cypress Rd, Cypress | Aug 27 |
| Mar Y Sol | 4747 San Felipe St, Houston | Aug 25 |
| Lou-Chi Lounge & Bistro | 2621 Milam St, Midtown | Aug 25 |
| Zunex Restaurant & Seafood Bar | 1319 Cypress Creek Pkwy, Houston | Aug 25 |
| Lago Mariscos | 14102 Mueschke Rd, Cypress | Aug 24 |
| Venue | Address | Filed |
|---|---|---|
| Lady Pho | 311 Bedford Ave, Williamsburg | Aug 27 |
| 171 Mott St | 171 Mott St, Nolita | Aug 26 |
| Petite Cafe II | 1034 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn | Aug 26 |
| 321 W 51st St | 321 W 51st St, Hell's Kitchen | Aug 26 |
| Kha Khai Kam Rai Dee | 519 3rd Ave, Manhattan | Aug 26 |
Typical volume: 15–25 new filings per metro, per week. Filtered to your counties or ZIP codes.
Counties, ZIP codes, or a whole metro. Whatever matches how you sell.
Everything filed in the past week, deduplicated and formatted to read in a minute. No dashboard, no login.
Most of these venues haven't chosen a supplier, a POS, or an insurance broker yet.
A liquor license is one of the first things an operator applies for, and one of the slowest to come back. In Texas, an application typically lands 45–90 days before doors open. In New York, the SLA queue runs 5–7 months.
That's the window where equipment gets bought, the POS gets picked, coverage gets placed, and the first food order gets scheduled. By the time the sign goes up and the venue shows up on Google, those decisions are already made.
Public state records — the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission and the New York State Liquor Authority publish pending applications. We pull them the week they're filed, clean them up, remove duplicates and non-restaurant filings, and organize them by territory.
Yes, honestly. It's public data. It's also spread across state portals with license codes and duplicate filings, and it takes an hour a week to make usable. That hour is what you're paying us to take off your plate.
Houston metro and New York City today. Other metros are being added — if yours isn't live, say so and we'll tell you honestly when it will be.
Two full weekly lists for your territory. No card, no contract. If it isn't useful, reply once and you'll never hear from us again.
Tell us the counties you cover. Your first list goes out the next Monday.