Bar sales · Texas
Bar sales in Dayton
The median bar or restaurant in Dayton, Texas sold $172,311 in alcohol over the 12 months ending July 2026, up 193.7% from the year before. 10 venues filed mixed-beverage sales in that time, $2.05M in total; the average venue sold $204,783.
- Venues filing
- 10
- 267th of 871 Texas cities
- Average venue
- $205K
- mean, 12 months
- All venues
- $2.05M
- 12-month total
- Median, year over year
- +193.7%
- vs $59K
Top 10 venues in Dayton by alcohol sales
| # | Venue | ZIP | 12-month sales | Per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dayton Sports Bar & Grill27 Town Ctr | 77535 | $551K | $46K |
| 2 | Los Compadres Mexican Restaurant11 Town Ctr | 77535 | $482K | $40K |
| 3 | The Neon Antler9643 Fm 1409 | 77535 | $349K | $32K |
| 4 | Roosters Bar8040 Highway 321 | 77535 | $218K | $18K |
| 5 | Angel Lagoon15 River Ranch Blvd | 77535 | $188K | $16K |
| 6 | Shindigz5999 Highway 146 | 77535 | $157K | $13K |
| 7 | Rustico Chandelier Venue & Restaurant9903 Fm 1960 | 77535 | $49K | $4K |
| 8 | Jose's Mexican Restaurant901 W Clayton St | 77535 | $44K | $4K |
| 9 | Bling & Buckles Events508 W Clayton St Unit A | 77535 | $10K | $872 |
| 10 | ST Joseph the Worker Catholic Church744 Cr 622 | 77535 | $812 | $812 |
Put a circle on any corner and get the median venue inside it over the last twelve reported months, who does the volume, and the residents, income, jobs and traffic around it.
Questions
How much does the average bar make in Dayton, Texas?
Over the 12 months ending July 2026, the median bar or restaurant in Dayton sold $172,311 in alcohol and the mean was $204,783, across 10 venues. The mean is higher because a few large venues sell far more than the rest. Food sales are not included.
Which bar sells the most alcohol in Dayton?
Dayton Sports Bar & Grill reported the most mixed-beverage sales in Dayton over the 12 months ending July 2026: $551,450. Los Compadres Mexican Restaurant was second with $481,562.
How many bars are in Dayton?
10 venues in Dayton reported mixed-beverage sales to the Texas Comptroller over the 12 months ending July 2026. That counts bars, restaurants, hotels and venues that hold a mixed-beverage permit.