Discover San Antonio's Top Spots for Unique and Refreshing Margaritas

San Antonio, Texas, is known for its variety of margaritas. The city offers unique and refreshing versions of the classic cocktail, using innovative flavors and high-quality ingredients. Here are ten places in San Antonio to enjoy a margarita.

Carriqui, at 239 E Grayson St., serves their signature Carriqui Margarita on the rocks with smoked salt, or as a frozen margarita with fresh lime juice and citrus salt. The venue's patio is a comfortable spot for a drink.

Naranja Tequila & Mezcal Bar, at Hotel Valencia, offers handcrafted margaritas. Their drinks are made with premium tequila and artisanal ingredients. The Cascabel, a cocktail with Del Maguey Mezcal, ginger syrup, mate syrup, and lemon juice, is worth trying.

Otro Rooftop Bar, at 123 North Saint Mary’s St., serves margaritas from classic lime to fruit infusions. The “No Seas Fresa,” a cocktail with Tequila, Strawberry Basil Jarabe, Orange Liqueur, and Fresh Lime Juice, is recommended.

Pearl Food Hall at Botlling Department, at 312 Pearl Parkway, Building 6, is a good spot for margaritas. Try the Prickly Pear Margarita after a picnic at Pullman Market. The venue often hosts events.

Pink Shark, at 203 N Presa St., serves brunch and handcrafted cocktails. The Conejo Malo, a cocktail with Patron Silver, carrot, celery, gingers, lime, and a tajin rim, is a highlight.

Other places to consider include Mezquite at 221 Newell Ave, which has a variety of margaritas and a happy hour deal; Paramour Bar & Colette at the Phipps at 102 9th St Floor 4, known for their Drag Brunch and pouch cocktails; The Good Kind at 1127 S St Mary's St, which serves botanical cocktails; and Rosario’s Comida Mex & Bar at 722 S St. Mary’s St., known for its Mexican cuisine and margaritas.

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