Cheers to a Festive Season: Merry Mile Launched by Dallas’ Margarita Mile for Holiday Season

The Merry Mile will be open for the season from Nov.16 through Jan. 3, 2025.

WHAT:
The Merry Mile is a festive spin-off of the beloved Margarita Mile, adding a holiday twist to Dallas' signature cocktail experience. Participating locations will feature their most spirited holiday-themed cocktail, making it the perfect way to celebrate the season while keeping the Margarita Mile tradition going. Passholders who check in at six or more locations can redeem a special themed ornament, a fun memento to commemorate their Merry Mile experience. Celebrate the holidays with cheer while enjoying the city, delicious drinks and a little extra holiday spirit.


WHEN:
The Merry Mile will be open for the season from Nov.16 through Jan. 3, 2025.



WHERE:
The Merry Mile is a collection of 15 restaurants and bars.

  • Beto & Son – Gingerbread Man Nitro
  • Dallas Marriott Downtown (Centric Bar & Grille) – Apple Cinnamon Old Fashioned
  • Hops & Hens (Blitzen’s Bar) - Frostbite
  • JOA Grill | Korean BBQ – Santa's Alexander
  • José - Burrito Sabanero
  • Leela’s Wine Bar (Lower Greenville) – A Partridge in a Pear Tree
  • Mexican Sugar (Uptown) – Sugar Skull Spiked Cocoa Bomb
  • North Italia – Roman Holiday Cocktail
  • Paradiso – White Mocha Martini
  • Revolver Taco Lounge – Christmas Cafe de Hoya Cocktail
  • Sheraton Dallas Hotel (The Parlor and Open Palette) – Holly Jolly 75
  • The Adolphus (Otto’s Coffee & Fine Foods) – Apple Caramel Martini
  • The Rustic – Spiced Apple Cider
  • Tipsy Elf (Casablanca) – Jingle Juice
  • Tipsy Elf (Tejas) – TBD









DETAILS:
For more information, visit VisitDallas.com/MerryMile. Merry Mile images can be found here. Passholders must be 21 or older to participate in the Merry Mile. Please drink responsibly.


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About Margarita Mile
Dallas, the Official Home of the Frozen Margarita, is home to the famous Margarita Mile, a collection of noteworthy margaritas to try across the city, paying homage to the city’s historic connection with the iconic beverage. On May 11, 1971, Dallas restaurateur Mariano Martinez invented the frozen margarita machine – forever freezing in time the city’s claim to America’s favorite cocktail. From the original at Mariano’s Hacienda in East Dallas to a liquid-nitrogen-frozen ’rita at Beto & Son across the river to the west, think of the experience as Dallas’ ultimate margarita bucket list.


About Visit Dallas
Visit Dallas is an independent, not-for-profit sales and marketing organization contracted with the City of Dallas to promote Dallas as a premier business and leisure travel destination. ​The organization’s collective efforts generate economic impact, jobs and state and local tax revenues, benefiting the community and improving the quality of life for all residents. ​