We recommend the traditional frozen variety or the spicy margarita with fresh jalapenos.
And with delicious Mexican eats comes classic margaritas to match. Moctezuma TaqueriaĪ hidden gem of Columbia’s Mexican food scene, Moctezuma Taqueria is celebrated for its authentic, no-frills cuisine and quaint, relaxed atmosphere. Twinkly lights and a fire pit make for a cozy, swoon-worthy experience. If it’s nice out-and the odds are in your favor in Columbia SC-grab a spot on the patio.
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Known for wood-fired pizza + fusion tacos, Tazza Kitchen (“Ta” for taco, “Zza” for Pizza! Who knew?!) has been the subject of some recent buzz regarding their next-level margarita-a mixture of El Jimador Blanco, Patron Citronge, fresh lime and agave over cracked ice. You also might stumble upon a margarita on the seasonal menu (like a spiced cucumber peach margarita for summertime or even the occasional scotch marg), so make sure to ask when you get settled in! Tazza Kitchen Thus, just ask him to whip you up the marg of your dreams and we are sure you’ll leave grinning ear-to-ear. While Motor Supply isn’t known specifically for its tequila libations, the restaurant’s head barman, Josh Streetman, is nothing short of a magician when it comes to artfully crafting cocktails. However, we recommend ordering up a pitcher to share with your squad-we have a feeling you’ll want to stay a while. Of course, the ‘ritas are no exception-from a frozen classic in an impressively large chilled glass to Corona-ritas and on-the-rocks concoctions. Real MexicoĪrguably the most authentic Mexican cuisine in the Columbia region, Real Mexico has a band of loyal followers that keep coming back for noteworthy eats that are nothing short of the real deal. We recommend the mango, though, and are fairly sure it can’t be beat. And if you’re feelin’ something a little untraditional but still simple, go for the Margarita Fresca… made with Lunazul Blanco, citrus mix and your choice from a variety of fresh fruit and herbs. For a knock-your-socks-off sip, try the Smokey Piña-made with Mezcal Sombra, pineapple, honey, chipotle, lime and Hellfire Bitters. With more than 20 creative cocktails to sip and delicious, memorable bites (try the ceviche and the bone marrow and thank us later), this agaveria has quickly built a loyal following of locals + visitors alike. Over in the Vista, COA specializes in tapas and artisan tequilas. Our personal favorites are the blueberry and watermelon. Yep, you read that correctly-margarita flights are a thing. Stop by on Mondays for $4 margs, don’t miss Sunday Funday brunch and if you can’t choose just one margarita, pick several to sip on with a margarita flight. Publico Kitchen & TapĪ hip spot for fusion grub in the heart of Five Points, Publico has a vast selection of margaritas for every taste-from the beloved traditional margarita to a pineapple margarita served in a hollowed out fresh pineapple. The classics are the classics for a reason, right? If you feel like mixing it up a bit, we recommend the Prickly Pear (if you’re cravin’ something sweet + sour) or the Jalapeno Margarita (if you like your margs to pack a punch). Fresh lime juice, agave nectar and your choice of tequila are chilled + served straight with a salted rim and a lime slice. If you want something simple, refreshing and authentic, order up the self-titled Cantina Margarita.
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Cantina 76Ī local go-to for unique tacos, chips, dips and craft cocktails, Cantina 76 knows how to shake up a good margarita-both traditionally and with a twist.
So, grab a few limes and raise your glasses-it’s time we give you the 411 on the margarita hotspots of Columbia SC. And whether it’s National Margarita Day, Margarita Monday, or just a day that ends with Y, we’ll never turn down a sip from a salted rim. Traditional concoctions made with premade mix and cheap tequila are being traded for artfully crafted cocktails with fresh ingredients and unexpected additions (can you say jalapenos?).
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