BuzzFeed explores the Margarita Mile
The BuzzFeed team came to Dallas for an episode of Bring Me and they tackled the Margarita Mile.
Dallas has staked its claim as the Official Home of the Frozen Margarita! From classic recipes to hand-crafted unique creations, we left no bottle of tequila unturned in search for the most sought-after margaritas in Dallas.
Margarita Mile Freeze Warning
Our campaign officially goes on ice in...
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We're mixing it up!
The Margarita Mile is becoming a seasonal self-guided tour.
It will still feature Dallas' best and brightest cocktails, and you'll still check in and earn cool swag, we'll just be taking a break for Dallas' (very short) winter (we don't want you to get a brain freeze!) During the break we'll be freshening up the Margarita Mile. Even the best bartenders know you've got to mix it up.
The last day to check in on the Margarita Mile app this year will be Sept. 30, 2021, and then the app will no longer be available. Then mark your calendar for National Margarita Day, Feb. 22, 2022. We'll be back, and it will be a party!
Margarita Mile FAQs
Dallas' history with America's most famous frozen concoction is as storied as it is salty. In 1971, local restaurateur Mariano Martinez invented the frozen margarita machine, forever changing the way the world drinks margaritas. Taste history by visiting Mariano's.
The Margarita Mile is a seasonal self-guided tour. The 2021 season closed on Sept. 31, 2021 and the next season will reopen on Feb. 22, 2022 - which is also National Margarita Day! Stay tuned for more details.
The Margarita Mile is a collection of margaritas all over Dallas. While most are close to the city center, we're happy to provide stops in some of Dallas' most popular neighborhoods beyond just Downtown Dallas.
Yes! There are several Margarita Mile restaurant partners located close to stops along the McKinney Avenue Trolley.
This blog is a good place to start.
