Under what condition can minors enter a bar with alcohol?

In Texas, minors can enter a bar if they are accompanied by an adult who is their parent, guardian, or spouse. This provision allows for some flexibility in situations where minors may need to be in a bar, such as attending a family event or participating in specific activities. The presence of an adult serves as a form of supervision, which is why this option is allowable within Texas's alcohol regulations.

It is important to note that the other conditions described are not permissible under Texas law. For example, minors are not allowed to enter bars solely for performances, nor can they enter without the appropriate adult supervision. Additionally, the mere fact that a bar serves food does not change the regulations regarding minors' access; food service alone does not exempt the establishment from the law regarding minors consuming or being present in bars.