In Florida, there is no mobile bar liquor license available. The state laws prohibit independent, mobile alcohol sales. Selling alcohol requires location-specific licensing at approved premises. However, you can rent equipment for private events where alcohol is given away.
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Restaurant alcohol licenses allow selling beer, wine, and liquor with meals if liability insurance and seating capacity requirements are met. These licenses cost $1,820-$5,000 based on county population.
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For mobile bartending services, have clients provide supplied alcohol at hosted events. You can rent nice equipment and set up bars. Consider used items to reduce costs for bars, tables, speed pourers, and cocktail supplies.
Can a food truck get a liquor license in Florida? Selling alcohol requires location-specific licensing at approved premises. The state laws prohibit independent, mobile alcohol sales. However, you can rent equipment for private events where alcohol is given away.
Of course, your mobile bar will probably be more profitable if you’re the one selling the liquor. Contact your state’s local alcoholic beverage control board to find out which licenses you’ll need to legally operate. The equipment for a mobile bar varies depending on your business model.
Outgoing, business-savvy hospitality pros are well-suited to running a successful mobile bar. Like other types of catering work, no event is ever exactly the same, so operating a mobile bar can be very engaging, exciting work. Overall, Green Card holders should always be cautious when engaging in any activity that may have legal implications.