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National Margarita Day: Dallas-Fort Worth Spots Offering Deals and Specials<\/strong><\/p>\n

Looking for a reason to celebrate this weekend? National Margarita Day falls on February 22, and restaurants and bars across Dallas-Fort Worth have queued up deals in honor of the day. A handful of spots are offering discounted margarita flights and specials, as well as unique twists on the classic cocktail. Here’s a look at what to expect across North Texas this Saturday for National Margarita Day:<\/p>\n

Abuelo’s Mexican Restaurant<\/strong>
\nPremium margaritas will be $7.95. Options include the El Jefe margarita, skinny margarita, platinum hand-shaken margarita, raspberry hibiscus margarita, and berry paloma.<\/p>\n

Blue Goose Cantina<\/strong>
\nExpect $9 top shelf margaritas, $5 frozen and rocks margaritas, and $3 Mexican candy shots, along with other late-night festivities at Blue Goose.<\/p>\n

Blue Mesa Grill<\/strong>
\nThe Southwestern restaurant is serving $5 top shelf margaritas all day.<\/p>\n

The Charlotte in Knox-Henderson<\/strong>
\nFour cocktails will be available for $10 at the Henderson Avenue spot. The drinks include a frozen margarita and blood orange margarita, among others.<\/p>\n

Commons Club at Virgin Hotels Dallas in Design District<\/strong>
\nGrab $10 house margaritas.<\/p>\n

Culpepper Cattle Co. in Dallas and Rockwall<\/strong>
\nThe steakhouse is offering its signature C3 margarita for $9. The cocktail includes Lunazul Blanco, Cointreau, lime, fresh orange juice, and agave.<\/p>\n

El Chico in Rockwall<\/strong>
\nFor $7, order an 18-ounce House \u2018Rita in a schooner glass. A Grand Marnier floater is $1 more.<\/p>\n

El Chingon Fort Worth<\/strong>
\nCelebrate with $5 margarita flights and $30 "Bad Ass" margarita flights at El Chingon.<\/p>\n

Escondido Tex-Mex in Preston Hollow<\/strong>
\nIf you want just a sample for the holiday, Escondido will have $5 mini margaritas.<\/p>\n

Fish City Grill<\/strong>
\nThe seafood joint has discounts on three margaritas: $6 for the frozen gold margarita, $10 for the perfect Patr\u00f3n margaritas, and $8 for the prickly pear margarita.<\/p>\n

Flying Fish<\/strong>
\nIt’s half-priced margaritas ($6 for an 18-ounce beverage), available on the rocks or frozen. The drinks come in lime, mango, and strawberry.<\/p>\n

Fuzzy’s Taco Shop<\/strong>
\nYou can get sangria \u2018rita swirls and house margaritas for $5.<\/p>\n

Half Shells<\/strong>
\nSister restaurant to Fish City Grill, Half Shells will offer the same deals \u2013 $6 for the frozen gold margarita, $10 for the perfect Patr\u00f3n margaritas, and $8 for the prickly pear margarita.<\/p>\n

Ice House at Omni PGA Frisco Resort & Spa<\/strong>
\nFind a $10 mango passion margarita at casual Ice House. Elsewhere at the resort, you can find a blueberry cucumber margarita ($15) at Ryder cup Grille and a guava \u2018rita ($15) at Lounge by Topgolf.<\/p>\n

Joa Grill in Northwest Dallas<\/strong>
\nGet a tower filled with Songdo Breeze margarita in either strawberry or passion fruit. The massive blanco tequila beverage fills six to eight glasses, and is available for $42.<\/p>\n

Jos\u00e9 in Bluffview<\/strong>
\nIn addition to a myriad of other special margaritas, Jos\u00e9 will offer a three-margarita flight for $16 with cucumber, strawberry, and Squozen, the house favorite with Socorro Blanco, Cointreau, agave, and fresh lime juice.<\/p>\n

Mexican Sugar<\/strong>
\nCustom margaritas will be created tableside, and guests can opt for a $22 margarita flight that includes the serrano-infused machete, the hibiscus, and the classico.<\/p>\n

Miriam Cocina Latina in Dallas and Coppell<\/strong>
\nAt Miriam Cocina Latina, La Acapulque\u00f1a, El Tornado, and skinny margarita El Bikini are available on the rocks or frozen for $8 all day.<\/p>\n

The Pyramid Bar at Fairmont Dallas<\/strong>
\nThe downtown hotel bar will have three margarita specials, all $15: Texas heat spicy margarita, which comes with a kick; the Dallas margarita, with a Grand Marnier floater; and a strawberry margarita with a choice of tequila.<\/p>\n

Ser Steak + Spirits at Hilton Anatole<\/strong>
\nAn elevated margarita flight is on the menu. For $39, snag tastes of a Black Cadillac with activated charcoal, Flying Goddess with Aperol and St. Germaine, and Spirit of Ecstasy with mango liqueur, pineapple, and cilantro.<\/p>\n

Twin Peaks<\/strong>
\n$5 house margaritas, $6 Peaks margarita, $12 spicy strawberry margarita, and $9 Twin Peaks barrel select margaritas are among the offerings on National Margarita Day.<\/p>\n

The Village in Northeast Dallas<\/strong>
\nHalf-priced margaritas will be available at three restaurants at The Village: Sandy Pickle, Over Under, and La Mina.<\/p>\n

Conclusion<\/strong><\/p>\n

National Margarita Day is the perfect excuse to gather your friends and family for a fun night out. With so many great deals and specials available across Dallas-Fort Worth, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for a classic margarita or something new and adventurous, be sure to check out these great offers and make it a day to remember.<\/p>\n

Frequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/p>\n

Q: What is National Margarita Day?
\nA: National Margarita Day is celebrated annually on February 22nd.<\/p>\n

Q: What are some popular margarita flavors?
\nA: Some popular margarita flavors include classic, strawberry, mango, and prickly pear.<\/p>\n

Q: What are some popular tequilas used in margaritas?
\nA: Some popular tequilas used in margaritas include Patron, Jose Cuervo, and Avion.<\/p>\n

Q: Can I get a margarita flight?
\nA: Yes, many restaurants and bars are offering margarita flights on National Margarita Day. These flights often include a selection of different margarita flavors and sizes.<\/p>\n

Q: Is National Margarita Day only for adults?
\nA: Yes, National Margarita Day is typically celebrated by adults. However, some restaurants and bars may offer kid-friendly options as well.<\/p>\n

Q: Can I make my own margarita at home?
\nA: Yes, you can make your own margarita at home using tequila, lime juice, and triple sec. There are many recipes available online that you can try.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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