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Alabama Sunday alcohol laws

Alabama sets no statewide alcohol hours, so Sunday is decided by your city or county like every other day.

Beer in Alabama

Grocery and convenience stores

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Package stores

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Bars and restaurants

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Wine in Alabama

Grocery and convenience stores

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Package stores

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Bars and restaurants

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Liquor in Alabama

Grocery and convenience stores

Your city or county sets these hours

Alabama sets no statewide hours Monday through Saturday. Your city or county decides, and many Alabama counties and cities are dry, where no alcohol is sold at all.

Package stores

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Bars and restaurants

Your city or county sets these hours

State law sets a default here that cities and counties may extend, and most do. Your local rules decide the actual hours.

Common questions

Can you buy alcohol on Sunday in Alabama?
Alabama sets no statewide alcohol hours, so Sunday is whatever your city or county says it is. Check the local ordinance.

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