Can alcohol be brought in to an establishment that has a liquor license?
There is no PLCB Liquor code violation if a patron brings alcohol into a licensed establishment as long as the alcohol is legally procured. This means that the alcohol must be purchased from a Liquor Board approved vendor. The alcohol must be purchased in Pennsylvania.
Most licensees will not permit alcohol to be brought into their establishment because they are in the business to sell alcohol, therefore, a licensee can prohibit a patron from bringing his/her own alcohol on premise.
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