Indiana bars, restaurants will be allowed to sell alcoholic beverages to-go Monday

(WBBM NEWSRADIO) — Starting on July 1, Indiana bars and restaurants will be allowed to sell alcoholic beverages to-go.

This is not the drive through daiquiris of Louisiana. The alcohol-to-go will have to be in special sealed containers.

Cody Jackson, with the Hacienda Mexican Restaurants, told WSBT in South Bend, they’re going to be offering carry-out margaritas.

"I think it would give us a really good boom for our carry out business. And we're just excited to see what it does. We honestly have no idea but we feel we have a signature product to offer the public and we hope it's really successful."

The law allowing alcohol-to-go also relaxed a ban on happy hour.

Chicago started allowing take-out alcohol during the pandemic.

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