Mississippi
What time can you buy liquor in Mississippi?
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.The outer limit set by Mississippi law. A city or county may require earlier closing, so the hours where you are can be shorter than this, never longer.
Package store
| Day | Latest legal sale hours |
|---|---|
| Monday to Saturday |
|
| Sunday | No sales |
Bar or restaurant
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.
Holiday closures in Mississippi
| Holiday | What closes |
|---|---|
| Christmas Day | Package stores, closed all day |
Common questions
- What time can you buy liquor in Mississippi?
- 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the outside. That is the limit state law sets, and a city or county may require earlier closing, so check locally if you are close to the edge.
- Can you buy liquor on Sunday in Mississippi?
- No. Mississippi publishes no Sunday liquor window for at least one kind of outlet, so Sunday is not an ordinary trading day here.
- What time do they start selling liquor in Mississippi?
- 10 a.m. That is the earliest any outlet may sell, and some open later by choice.
- What time on Sunday can you buy liquor in Mississippi?
- You cannot. Mississippi publishes no Sunday liquor window for at least one kind of outlet.
Sources
- Miss. Code Ann. § 67-3-53 (Prohibited acts; hours of sale)
- Miss. Code Ann. § 67-3-3 (Light wine and beer; local option)
- Mississippi Department of Revenue, ABC Enforcement, Hours of Sale for Alcoholic Beverages (Mississippi publishes its official code through a subscription service)
- Miss. Code 67-1-5(o)(iii) lets local authorities in a designated resort area set on-premise hours by ordinance
- 67-1-37(m) separately lets the Department vary hours by locality, and DOR publishes ~90 jurisdictions with extended hours
- Miss. Code Ann. § 67-1-83 (Hours of sale; prohibited days)
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