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Forever Young HTX

a new bar in Houston, Texas · Licensed November 4, 2026

THE FILING
Status
Liquor license issued
Source
TABC licenses newly issued
Liquor license issued
November 4, 2026
Last checked against state data
November 11, 2026
Legal name
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TABC licenses
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WHERE
4100 Pecan St, Houston 🔒 PRO
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Is it open yet?

Is Forever Young HTX open yet?

TABC issued Forever Young HTX a liquor license for its Houston location on November 4, 2026. A license date is not a confirmed opening day, so check with the business before you go.

When did Forever Young HTX file with the State of Texas?

TABC liquor license issued November 4, 2026.

How current is this information?

Checked against TABC's license list on November 11, 2026. Texas New Openings re-checks recent filings every morning and updates this page when the state's data changes.

Who's behind it

TEXAS COMPTROLLER · FRANCHISE TAX RECORD
Entity
Forever Young Htx, LLC
Entity type
Limited liability company
Formed
May 11, 2026
Secretary of State status
Active
Right to transact business
Active
Registered agent
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Officers & managers
None filed yet (new entities list them with their first annual report)

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