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Calle Tepa is a scratch kitchen — everything is made fresh daily. This includes their salsa, tortillas, and, for the sake of this guide, the ever-so-tasty margaritas. When stopping by, head to the back of the restaurant where the bar resides, and you'll likely join in on a nearby conversation with a stranger, acquire new friends, and express your love for their house-made margaritas.
When having a margarita at El Torero, it's not only about which one you should order (the classic, habanero, etc.) but what size are desiring. It all depends on how thirsty you are! They offer margaritas by the glass or by the pitcher. Party on!
565 E Wetmore Rd ste 155Northwest
"The Uber-Ritas will turn any day into a party and you cannot beat their 2-for-1 specials."
— Addie Ibarra’s favoriteThere's plenty to love about La Chingada's margarita selection. The Pomegranate Margarita is a go-to on the menu but if you're looking for one that's not so sweet, take the Cucumber Lime Marg for a spin.
"Mi Nidito’s margaritas are classically delicious and sweet."
— Shane Reiser’s favorite8225 N Courtney Page Way Suite 129 Suite 129Marana
"I showed up closer to closing time than I wanted, but their hospitality matched their name and it took all the effort to decline their effort to further rounds of their well-rounded, refreshing margs."
— Jackie Tran’s favorite4340 N Campbell Ave Ste 101Foothills
Reforma has offered a wide variety of gourmet Margarita flavors over the years such as Blood Orange, Tamarindo, Prickly Pear, Mango Habanero, and Cucumber Mint. Oh, and every Monday is $7 Margarita Monday!
130 South Avenida del ConventoDowntown
The Mercado location recently started offering margaritas as well. Fresh, limey, and perfect after a Tumamoc Hill hike. Also available as a flight.
"The Prickly Heat at Surly Wench stands by its name. It’s one margarita that I can count on having to sip slowly."
— Sam Jump’s favorite"The marg on tap at Tap & Bottle is legit. Strong, smooth, and the right amount of sour."
— Tucson Doobie’s favoriteFrozen or on the rocks? Doesn't matter because they'll all knock your socks off. There's more than five to choose from on the menu but you need to try the No Mames Margarita — it's a frozen mountain of tequila, chamoy, and frozen margarita mix.
Where to Eat Tacos in TucsonTucson offers standout margaritas at Mexican restaurants, cocktail bars, and local favorites. Many spots feature fresh citrus, quality tequila, and house-made mixes.
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