Best Of Tucson®
Best Margarita
Guadalajara Grill
Readers Pick
These independently owned Mexican restaurants are famous for food (especially the tableside salsa), live music and—you guessed it—margaritas. They use an original recipe including limes, triple sec, sweet-and-sour and tequila. You can kick back and unwind with the classic house margarita (which is $3 during happy hour); be cool and sip on a “Diablo Azul”; spice up your life with the jalapeño margarita; or be classy and try a margatini. You can’t really go wrong when ordering a margarita at Guadalajara Grill. And with happy hours from 3 to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 10 p.m. to close on Friday and Saturday, you can have a fun-filled time without emptying your wallet.
Runners up:
110 E. Pennington St.
622-6400
2905 E. Skyline Drive, No. 246
232-1007
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Guadalajara Grill East
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Previously in Best Of Tucson®
- 2011 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2010 Best Margarita - Café Poca Cosa
- 2009 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2008 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2007 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2006 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2005 Best Margarita - El Charro Café
- 2004 Best Margarita - Casa Molina
- 1999 Best Margarita - Casa Molina
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