Discover the Best Local Spots for Margaritas in Our Own Greater Fort Lauderdale

Greater Fort Lauderdale is known for its variety of bars and restaurants that serve margaritas. Whether you like your margarita on the rocks, frozen, or with a salted rim, there are many places to enjoy this drink.

Baresco in Pompano Beach is a popular choice. Located near the beach, it offers a menu of both traditional and innovative margaritas. One option is the Don’t Guac the Boat, which combines Lunazul Reposado tequila, avocado puree, and a green onion and cilantro cordial.

Bar Rita in Fort Lauderdale is another option. Known for its Taco Tuesdays, it offers margaritas that can be paired with dishes like truffle street corn guac and steak and chorizo queso fundido. Their margaritas include the Rita’s Original and the Spicy Strawberry Spliff.

Canyon, a Southwestern restaurant in Fort Lauderdale, serves a Prickly Pear Margarita. This drink is made with hornitos reposado infused with prickly pears, triple sec, and house-made sour mix.

Carlos and Pepe's, a local favorite since 1979, serves the Carlos & Pepes World Famous Margarita and the Monster Margarita. They also have a wide range of tequila options for custom margaritas.

Other places to consider include Coyo Taco, which serves the Coyo Draft and the half-gallon premium Coyo margarita, and El Camino, which has a happy hour featuring $6 margaritas. La Mexicana Taco Bar in Wilton Manors serves a variety of margaritas and Mexican cuisine. Lastly, Lona Cocina and Tequileria on Fort Lauderdale Beach is a good place for a margarita after a day at the beach.

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