PourData  Texas mixed beverage receipts data

Bar and restaurant alcohol sales in West Lake Hills, Texas

9 licensed venues currently reporting · $3,526,098 in the last 12 months · 14 businesses on record since 2007 · current through September 2026

Venues reporting
9
Last 12 months
$3,526,098
Median venue
$58,056
Declining
0 (0%)

Highest-earning venues in West Lake Hills

By reported alcohol receipts over the last 12 months. Event and concession permits are excluded.

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All 9 venues

RankVenueType12 monthsYoY
1Lupe Tortilla Mexican Restaurantbar$1,173,707+1.4%
2Hotel Viatabar$1,037,166-2.6%
3Swaybar$954,847-10.2%
4Lee's Kitchen & Cocktailsrestaurant$160,546-9.5%
5Kerbey Lane Cafe, Inc.restaurant$58,056+18.1%
6Tacodeli Westlakebar$52,362+32.0%
7Postino Westlakerestaurant$45,910—
8Taqueria de Diezbar$42,637—
9Chipotle Chipotle Mexican Grill Chipotle Burritosbeer led$867-29.9%

West Lake Hills month by month

Total alcohol receipts for the whole city, and the liquor, beer and wine split, from July 2025 to September 2026. Event and concession permits are excluded. September 2026 was +36.9% against the same month a year earlier.

MonthTotalLiquor BeerWineVenues
September 2026$368,965$252,310$34,680$81,9759
August 2026$269,608$195,175$28,247$46,1868
July 2026$251,373$184,823$25,701$40,8498
June 2026$271,897$196,521$28,423$46,9538
May 2026$298,868$217,607$29,770$51,4917
April 2026$311,221$218,658$32,882$59,6817
March 2026$294,678$211,479$28,670$54,5297
February 2026$261,233$169,257$27,033$64,9437
January 2026$266,537$187,342$26,402$52,7937
December 2025$344,683$251,727$49,973$42,9837
November 2025$282,129$198,183$27,319$56,6277
October 2025$304,906$203,089$58,019$43,7987
September 2025$269,526$186,295$27,589$55,6427
August 2025$291,046$199,907$50,694$40,4457
July 2025$253,193$184,077$26,639$42,4777

The series stops at September 2026, the last month every venue has had the chance to file for. Later months exist in the state's file but only a handful of permits have filed them, so including one would show a collapse that has not happened.