When the Texas heat is in full swing, nothing beats a perfectly blended frozen margarita to cool things down. Luckily, Dallas is home to some of the best tequila bars whipping up some seriously refreshing frozen margaritas. Whether you like yours classic or with a creative twist, we've rounded up the top spots in Dallas serving up the best frozen margaritas. Grab your crew, hit these bars, and sip your way through the city!
Where to Find the Best Frozen Margaritas in Dallas
Meso Maya
Meso Maya is known for its authentic Mexican flavors and legendary margaritas. Their signature frozen margarita is made with fresh lime juice and high-quality tequila, delivering the perfect balance of citrusy and smooth.
- Address: Multiple locations across Dallas
- Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 3 PM–6 PM
- Specialty Margarita: Award-winning Avocado Margarita
- Website: www.mesomaya.com
Javier’s Gourmet Mexicano
If you're looking for upscale vibes with a killer frozen margarita, Javier’s is the place to be. Their house margarita is smooth and dangerously sippable, making it one of the best in town.
- Address: 4912 Cole Ave, Dallas, TX 75205
- Happy Hour: No official happy hour, but margaritas are always worth the visit
- Specialty Margarita: Javier’s Classic Frozen Margarita
- Website: www.javiers.net
Gloria’s Latin Cuisine
Gloria’s is a fan favorite when it comes to margaritas in Dallas. Their frozen Swirl Margarita (a blend of frozen sangria and margarita) is a go-to for locals looking to kick back and relax.
- Address: Multiple locations in Dallas
- Happy Hour: Monday–Thursday, 3 PM–6 PM
- Specialty Margarita: Frozen Swirl Margarita
- Website: www.gloriascuisine.com
Mi Cocina
This Tex-Mex staple serves up some of the strongest and most flavorful frozen margaritas in town. Their Mambo Taxi, a frozen margarita swirled with house-made sangria, is legendary.
- Address: Multiple locations in Dallas
- Happy Hour: Varies by location
- Specialty Margarita: Mambo Taxi
- Website: www.micocina.com
El Fenix
El Fenix is one of the oldest and most beloved Tex-Mex restaurants in Dallas. Their frozen margaritas are classic and refreshing, making them an easy go-to for anyone craving a chilled tequila fix.
- Address: Multiple locations in Dallas
- Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 3 PM–6 PM
- Specialty Margarita: Classic House Frozen Margarita
- Website: www.elfenix.com
Beto & Son
If you want something extra Instagram-worthy, Beto & Son serves up frozen margaritas made with liquid nitrogen, creating a smoky, dramatic presentation you won’t forget.
- Address: 3011 Gulden Ln, Ste 108, Dallas, TX 75212
- Happy Hour: Tuesday–Friday, 3 PM–6 PM
- Specialty Margarita: Liquid Nitrogen Margarita
- Website: www.betoandson.com
Blue Mesa Grill
If variety is what you’re after, Blue Mesa Grill has an extensive tequila selection and a frozen margarita menu that lets you customize your flavors.
- Address: 14866 Montfort Dr, Dallas, TX 75254
- Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 3 PM–6:30 PM
- Specialty Margarita: Seasonal Frozen Margarita
- Website: www.bluemesagrill.com
Mariano’s Hacienda
This spot is owned by the creator of the frozen margarita machine, so you know they do it right. If you want to sip history in a glass, this is the place to go.
- Address: 6300 Skillman St, Dallas, TX 75231
- Happy Hour: Monday–Friday, 3:30 PM–6 PM
- Specialty Margarita: The Original Frozen Margarita
- Website: www.marianosrestaurant.com
Final Sip: Where to Get Your Frozen Margarita Fix
Dallas has no shortage of incredible frozen margaritas, whether you're looking for a classic blend or a unique twist with liquid nitrogen or sangria swirls. Pick a spot from this list, grab a glass, and toast to good times!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a great frozen margarita?
A great frozen margarita is all about balance—smooth tequila, a fresh citrus kick, high-quality triple sec, and just the right amount of ice to keep things frozen but not too thick.
What’s the difference between a frozen margarita and a regular one?
A frozen margarita is blended with ice to create a slushy consistency, while a regular margarita is shaken with ice and served on the rocks.
Which tequila is best for frozen margaritas?
Go for a high-quality blanco tequila—it blends well and keeps the margarita light and smooth without an overpowering taste.
