FAQ's

• Does Bar Professionals have a liquor license?

NO. Bar Professionals does not have a liquor license, nor does it need one to serve alcohol on a hosted basis in a private establishment or venue when we serve our clients alcohol. However, if the event location requires us to have a liquor license or when we offer Cash Bars...we have off premise catering liquor permits that allow our company to provide alcohol service.

• As professional bartenders, do you assume the responsibility of making sure that our guests do not have too much to drink?

   

  As the host, you are ultimately responsible for your guests, even the ones who go away drunk. As professional bartenders, it is our job to practice responsible alcohol awareness. WE WILL REFUSE ALCOHOL SERVICE to  anyone, who in our judgment, has had too much to drink. You will be notified throughout the course of the event of people whom we would suggest cutting off, so we can take proper action in finding them a ride home or a cab.  We do not allow anyone, other than Bar Professionals staff to serve drinks to guests, especially ones who have been cut off. It is our policy to stop serving  30 minutes prior to the conclusion of an event.

   

  IT IS AGAINST BAR PROFESSIONALS POLICY TO SERVE ANYONE UNDER THE LEGAL DRINKING AGE OF 21.

   

• Are your bartenders certified by T.A.B.C.?

   

  All bartenders we hire are from reputable bartender staffing agencies and are all TABC certified.

   

• How much alcohol and which kind should I buy for my next party?

   

  Our Beverage Coordinator will work closely with you to develop a drink selection for your event. This can range from beer, wine, liquor, margarita machines, and keg beer.