Spicy Margarita

Common Sense About Spicy Margaritas

Spicy margaritas are a popular cocktail made with tequila, lime juice, orange liqueur, and a spicy ingredient, such as jalapeño peppers or cayenne pepper.

The spiciness of a spicy margarita can vary depending on the amount of spicy ingredient used.

Spicy margaritas can be enjoyed on their own or paired with food.

Some popular food pairings for spicy margaritas include Mexican food, such as tacos or enchiladas, and grilled chicken or fish.

Spicy margaritas can be made at home or ordered at restaurants.

Restaurants in the USA That Serve Spicy Margaritas

El Torito (multiple locations in California)

On the Border (multiple locations nationwide)

Chevys Fresh Mex (multiple locations nationwide)

Taco Bell (multiple locations nationwide)

Chipotle (multiple locations nationwide)

Qdoba (multiple locations nationwide)

Moe's Southwest Grill (multiple locations nationwide)

Fuzzy's Taco Shop (multiple locations nationwide)

Taco Cabana (multiple locations in Texas)

Torchy's Tacos (multiple locations in Texas)

Matt's El Rancho (Austin, Texas)

The Broken Spoke (Austin, Texas)

El Tiempo Cantina (Houston, Texas)

Ninfa's on Navigation (Houston, Texas)

Mi Tierra Cafe y Panaderia (San Antonio, Texas)

Rosario's Mexican Cafe y Cantina (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

The Pink Adobe (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

El Farol (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

The Shed (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

La Fonda on the Plaza (Santa Fe, New Mexico)

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