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BuckFlicks wrote:I have a hard time believing that Abuelo's qualifies for 51%. It's primarily a restaurant.

They don't, per their license and as indicated on the TABC website. A couple of us have complained, but it's taking the TABC awhile to investigate and correct the problem.

The license, posted at the location in public view, says the sign should be blue.

Where is the license that says the sign is supposed to be blue posted? I didn't see it anywhere near the 51% sign.

rockinar wrote:Why worry about? It's Abuelo's problem, not yours. Just ignore it and carry on.

Thanks for the advice, but I'm not worried. I'm just providing information.

Quick update: I ate here last night and the 51% sign was still posted. I followed up with TABC and was advised that I had followed proper procedure but the complaint had fallen through the cracks on their end. ( I guess two complaints fell through the cracks.) Anyway, my complaint has been forwarded to their Arlington office.

Ate lunch there today and the 51% signs are still posted so a completed complaint form has been provided to TABC.

Now they have two!

Hi all,

Apologies if I've got the wrong forum for this topic.

Last night, my wife and I ate at the Abuelo's in Hurst and noticed a red 51% sign posted prominently at the entrance to the building. I just did a search of the TABC licenses and found that the sign should be blue (see http://www.tabc.state.tx.us/PublicInqui ... sults.aspx). I wonder if the owner/manager is taking liberties with the signage to keep CHLers out? Why wouldn't they just post a 30.06 if they wanted to do that?

This restaurant has changed locations recently. I've carried in the "old" location but I just happened to not be carrying last night.